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children support me, and my life 
objective now is to help flower lov- 
ing, home loving people of the low 
income class get more enjoyment 
from life. . 

CIRCULAR MAILING 
' I have a big mailing list of garden 
lovers and other hobbyists. Only 
clean, decent matter accepted. My 
rates: 
100 250 500 #1000 
SXOLY ese ehen: 20 45 8 .85 1.50 
GxOo ke) say 30 =©.70 =—1.30 3.50 
Gx TZ e Py ya” 50 1.00 1.75 3,00 
LAURA D. COLE, Grannis, Ark. 


Please do not waste postage by 
sending me pornographic stuff of 
any description. Simply puts me 
to trouble and expense of firing it, 
right back. 

HARDY CACTI—10c EACH 
OPUNTIA VULGARE (Common 
Prickly Pear) hardy, flower creamy 
yellow, fruit edible. Can be used as 
pot plant. Thrives in poor soil.’ 
OPUNTIA ROBUSTA, _ stately 
_ lawn plant, hardy here to 15 below. 
OPUNTIA RAMOSSISSIMA, har- 
day and dwarf, good in full sun in 
rock gardens, also good as pot plant. 
Beaver Tail (Opuntia basilaris) 
good pot plant until several years 
old, then may be set in garden. Har- 
ay ‘to our coldest 15 below zero. 
INEXPENSIVE HOUSE PLANTS | 
Common Green Leaf Wandering 
Large. Green Leaf Wandering 
Green and White Wandering Jew, 
oc: 
Purple and Grey Wandering Jew, 5c 
Midget Green Leaf Wandering Jew, 
an inexpensive decorative substi- 
tute for Smilax, 5c. 
Dark Red Wandering Jew 5c. 
. Confederate Violets, grey effect, 
thrive in poor: soil and can stand 
more sun than other, 5c. 
White Violets, _ force_ easily_ for 
_ late winter ‘blooming. IF you can 
eee mice away from the tiny buds, 
5c. 
RED TRADESCANTIA, so called 
from the winter color of the leaves. 
Mother plants I brought in from 
clay bank hillsides, light shade, had 
deep maroon colored flowers; but 
ony the Lord Himself knows the 
color they will be in your garden. 
Anything from bluish white through 
all the shades of blue and purple to 
deep maroon, will be entirely nor- 
mal. One of the native Spider- 
worts. Very hardy. 5c. 
FIVE FINGERS (Potentilla) a 
rock garden plant, vine, does not 
seem to make a big plant. Neat, 
yellow, small flowers in early sum- 
mer. Very hardy; needs no culti- 
vation, likes to scramble over rocks. 
This is a medium plant, 5c. 
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. 
_-Inexpensive House Plants 3 for 
10c singly or assorted in orders to- 
taling 5c or over. 
Other House Plants 
A Cactus I cannot identify since 
my labels were mixed. Looks like. 
the pictures of Echinocereous Reich- 
erbachi, white sticks, but the blooms 
are white. Only a few young plants, 
10c. Has not bloomed for me. 
Opuntia Elata, 10c. 
Peanut Cactus (Chamecerous Syl- 
vestris) 10c. 
Opuntia Villis (dwarf tender), 10c. 
Kalanchoe Fedschenkol, some say 
this also is a Bryophyllum. In bloom 
now, dark orange colored small 
flowers, 10c. Dozen for 75c. 
Variegated Pedilanthus, 10c. 
A very few young plants of Aloe 
Davyanna, 10c. 
A very fom Red Dragon Plants, 
15c each, 
( Huernia Schneelandriana) 15c ea. 
A very few of the rare Red HERS 
ed Sanseveria, 35c each. 
