GAZANIA—Handled as a pot plant Gazania starts bloom- 
ing in late February, and gives a constant showing for 
many months of big daisy-flowers that vary from lemon 
to deepest orange, usually with a serrated zoning of red- 
biown or blue-black. Full sun. Long-lived. Each 35c. 
PLUMBAGO CAPENSIS—Clustered flow- 
ers of brilliant azure blue, but varying at 
tiines to pale blue suffusion, deep in- 
digo, or pure white. Lllustrated opposite. 
A desirable pot plant, blooming long and 
freely, or may be set in outside border 
ior the summer. Plants, each 40c. 
OILEANDER—The Oleander or NERIUM 
is an old-fashioned plant of both interest 
and beauty. We offer a variety with fully 
double flowers of rich pink, foliage ever- 
green. The Oleander is grown in the North as a large pot 
or tub plant, set outside on open porch, terrace or lawn 
for summer blooming, and wintered in light cellar, cool 
greenhouse or the like. Young plants, 7 inches up, each 
90::; 3 for $2.60. 
OSCULARIA DELTOIDES—A rather good hanging basket 
or porch box plant, a trailer with deltoid, succulent leaves 
and rose colored flowers. Each 35c; 3 for $1.00. 
ALOE—The Aloes are long-lived plants that get hand- 
somer year by year. BREVIFOLIA—Pearl Aloe. Deep-piled 
and thick rosettes of triangular pearl-gray leaves with 
blue tone. Red flowers. A good one. Each 40c. CILIARIS— 
Here the thick, deep green leaves are widely spaced on the 
straying stems in quite un-Aloelike fashion. A free, easy, 
and colorful bloomer, blossoms like bunches of red fire- 
crackers. Each 40c. VARIEGATA—Partridge Breast. The 
thick, triangular leaves are marbled and margined sil- 
very white on darkest green. Tubular, orange-red flowers. 
coun 40c. ALOE OFFER—One plant each of the three for 

THE EASY ECHEVERIAS—tThree attractive and desirable 
pot plants with curling racemes of pretty flowers above 
rosettes of crispy, succulent foliage. DERENBERGI— 
Dense, silvery rosettes, each succulent, pointed leaf mar- 
gined and tipped red. Orange flowers. Each 35c. MULTI- 
CAULIS—A distinctively different Echeveria with many 
thick red stems, each topped with a rose-toned rosette. 
Flowers red-orange outside, soft yellow within. Plants, 
each 35c. ELEGANS—Called Ghost-flower from the eery 
look of it at dusk. Rosettes silvery white. Charming little 
flowers of apricot tone. Plants, each 35c. ECHEVERIA 
OFFER—One plant of each, 3 for $1.00. 
LAMPRANTHUS EMARGINATUS—Pretty half-trailer for 
hanging basket, porch box, or pot culture. Thick, taper- 
ing, triangular leaves of pale green. Flowers of brilliant 
rose. A plant of considerable horticultural merit. Each 
40c; 3 for $1.10. 
CRASSULA ARGENTEA—Jade Plant. The thick branches 
are set with heavy leaves of jade-like sheen and coloring, 
becoming silver-flaked when dry. Rose-toned flowers, 
but grown chiefly for ornamental foliage and form effect. 
Makes handsome specimens, eventually of quite large 
size. Each 40c; 3 for $1.10. 
CRASSULA CULTRATA—Pleasing foliage plant, the thick, 
green leaves, each turning to a different angle, giving a 
whirling illusion. Plants, each 35c. 
CRASSULA PERFORATA—Called String of Buttons, or 
sometimes Pagoda Plant. The thick, rounded leaves seem 
to have the slender stems threaded through them. Pink 
soe Desirable for boxes or hanging baskets. Plants, 
eac c. 
CRASSULA TETRAGONA—A Chinese pot plant with 
thick, spikelike leaves of deep emerald green in minia- 
ture Pine-tree effect. Each 35c; 3 for $1.00. 
AEONIUM HAWORTHI—A rather good pot plant from 
the Canaries. Each of the several short, crooked branches 
ends in a rosette of thick, delta-shaped leaves, these all 
of a rich succulence, and of a finish as of silver powder 
over a blue-green glossiness. Eventually come panicles of 
little rose-flushed yellow flowers. Plants, each 40c. 
AZALEA—'‘The Kurume Azaleas make splendid house 
plants, blooming freely in late winter and early spring. 
We offer 4 sorts, as below, at each 55c, or all four for $2.00. 
PINK PEARL—Soft pink. HINODEGIRI—Vivid scarlet. 
SNOW—Purest white. CORAL BELLS—Rose. 
PHILODENDRON CORDATUM—This’ graceful foliage 
plant is a semi-trailer or low vine with heart-shaped 
leaves of glossy green. Will grow in north windows, or 
even in water-filled wall vases. Each 35c; 3 for 85c. 
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