FITZPATRICK’S CACTUS GARDENS, EDINBURG, TEXAS 
EUPHORBIA 
LACTEA 
From India 
PAPER SPINED OPUNTIA 
(Opuntia glomeratus) 
This cactus from Argentina has 
paper ribbons instead of spines. 
A most unusual cactus. 
Has a milk like 
sap. Marbled 
beauty. 
Large 75¢e 
Small 4 inch 25c 
Small only 2 inches 33c 

BRAZILIAN TREE 
(Opuntia brasiliensis) 
This cactus from Brazil 
has a round trunk and 
flat pads. Bright yellow 
blossoms. 
12 inch plants 75c 
4 inch plants 27¢c 
“The ‘Peyote’ collection 
I received from you last 
summer was the best I 
have ever seen of that 
particular kind, was sure 
pleased with them. Have 
purchased cactus from 
you each year.’’— Prof. 
Arthur Blocher, Illinois. 
“Have just received my 
shipment of cacti and 
wish to say they were re- 
ceived in good condi- 
fone Mrs? i J ee onte.; 
Massachusetts. 

~n Coal 
ARIOCARPUS fissuratus 
Living rock flowers 
Light pink. 15c 

GLORY OF TEXAS > 
(Thelocactus bicolor) 
Grows in one county in 
U. §S. only. Beautiful bril- 
liant pink flowers. 4 to 5 
inch- plants 45c. Small 
2 to 3 inch plants 23¢: 

SNAKE CACTUS 
(Nyctocereus 
serpentinus ) 
A prime favorite in every 
collection. Gorgeous, 
fragrant white flowers at 
night. Young spines are 
bright red. 
12-inch 45c; 4 inch 19¢ 
