THE YELLOW SHEETS 

Variegated Coleus, 5c each. 
Talinum, tender perennial, bloom- 
ing early from seed. Tall, with pink 
flowers much like Baby’s Breath. Seeds 
itself as far north as Topeka, Kansas. 
5c each; 30c per doz. — 
Peanut Cactus (Chamecerous Syl- 
vestris), 10c. 
Optunia Vilyi (dwarf tender), 10c. 
Optunia, either elata or subelata, 
not sure which, 10c. 
Cactus Echinopsis, 1 0c. 
(When the babies are big enough). 
Opuntia robusta, a tall Prickly Pear 
with big pads. Makes a fine lawn 
specimen. Hardy here, 10c. Another 
Opuntia which I think is Beaver Tail. 
No stickers but plenty of the little tufts 
that get into fingers and clothes. 
Unless otherwise stated, all plants 
whose prices are not given, are 5c 
each. Postage paid on orders of 50c 
or more. For less than that amount, 
please add 5c. 
Until income is bigger, the Yellow 
Sheets will be published bi-monthly, 
I have young well rooted Semper- 
vivums but for reasons given in the . 
text, can identify only a few. 3 for 25c, 
either alike or different, as you prefer. 
Owing to my age and health, am 
having to omit much of my rambling 
in the woods and confine my attention 
to unusual plants to be obtained other- 
wise. 
CLASSIFIED ADS 
Ic per word one insertion. Three 
insertions for the cost of two. Numbers 
and initials count as words. 
hen answering ads,. please men- 
tion that you saw their ad in The Yel- . 
low Sheets. 
TWO 8x10 ENLARGEMENTS from 
your Snapshots or Photos sent Post- 
paid for $1.00. Bosworth Photo Serv- 
ice, 1146 North Blvd., Baton Rouge, 
La. 
AIR PLANTS (Bromeliads) make ex- 
cellent house plants. Write for price 
list. Mulford B. Foster, 718 Mag- 
nolia Ave., Orlando, Florida. 
“COLDPROOF” or New Delta Fig, 
bears first year planted, large figs, fin- 
est quality. Other fruit and nut trees. 
Also Mexico-Texas gifts, curios, chil- 
dren's toys. New Delta Nursery, R. 
4, Jackson, Mississippi. 
SPECIAL. Fifteen varieties of year- 
old perennial plants for one dollar. 
Less than seven cents apiece. All varie- 
ties good. Orders filled from May until 
November. A. W. Freeland, Rt. 1, 
Box 92A, Guilford, Conn. 
COLLECT POSTCARDS. 10c brings 
6 cards and sample copy of Elben 
Card Collector. E. L. Benner, Dept. 
69, Telford, Pa. 
TELL YOUR FRIENDS to write for 
free samples to Sylvis, 3 Stanton 
Court, New Bedford, Mass. 
CROCHET—Toy Horse, with my 
simple instructions, 25c coin. Novel- 
kraft, 3065 Germantown Ave., Phila- 
delphia 33, Penna. 
“PROFITS FROM FIELD AND 
STREAM”—The Book that tells how 
to make a living outdoors trapping, 
fishing, collecting, prospecting, pearl- 
ing, gathering roots, barks and herbs, 
guiding, etc., many others. Twenty- 
thousand words of money-making in- 
formation. $1.00 P.P. Jean Jenkins, 
Box 42, St. Louis 3, Mo. 
BOTANICAL BOOKS, send 10c for 
catalog of old and new books and 
magazines covering all plant life. (To 
be deducted from first minimum order 
of $2.00). Contains no pictures. 
“Book-Mark,” 825 Elyria Drive, Los 
Angeles 31, Calif, 
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