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HARDY CACTI—10c EACH 
OPUNTIA VULGARE (Common 
Prickly Pear) hardy, flower creamy yel- 
low, fruit edible. Can be used as pot 
plant. Thrives in poor soil. 
OPUNTIA ROBUSTA, stately lawn 
plant, hardy here to 15 below. 
OPUNTIA. RAMOSSISSIMA, hardy 
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. Hardy to our, coldest 
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Plants. 
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Inexpensive House 
Common Green Leaf Wandering Jew, 
5c, 
Large Green Leaf Wandering Jew, 5c. 
Green and White Wandering Jew, 5c. 
Purple and Grey Wandering Jew, 5c. 
Midget Green Leaf Wandering Jew, an 
inexpensive decorative substitute 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 keep 
mice away from the tiny buds. 5c. 
Printed in the U.S.A. by Quiz Industries. Ord Nabr. 7 sig Y. Le 
THE YELLOW SHEETS 
September-October, 1948 
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 only the 
Lord Himself knows what 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 normal. One of the native 
Spiderworts. 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 summer. Very, hardy; 
needs no cultivation, likes to scramble 
over rocks. This is a medium plant, 5c. 
Talinum, tender perennial, blooming 
early from seed. Tall, with pink flowers 
much like Baby’s Breath. Seeds itself 
as far north as Topeka, Kas. 5c each; 
30c per doz. : 
Inexpensive House Plants 3 for 10 ‘singly 
or assorted in orders totaling 50c or 
over. 3 pra S G4 Gitte 
_ Other House Plants. 
A Cactus*I egnnot identify since my-, 
labels were. mixed. Looks like the pic- | 
tures of Echinocereous Reicherbachi, 
white sticks, but*the blooms are white. 
Only a few yourtig’ plants,;-10c. Has not 
bloomed for me. 
Opuntia Elata, 10c. 
Peanut Cactus (Chamecerous Syl- 
vestris, 10c. 
Opuntia Villis (dwarf tender), 10c. 
Kalanchoe Fedschenkoi, some say this 
also is a Bryophyllum. In bloom now, 
dark orange colored small flowers, 10c. 
75 for doz. 
Variegated Pedilanthus, 10c. 
A very few young plants of Aloe 
Davyanna, 10c. ; ; 
A very few Red Dragon Plants. 
15c each. 
(Huernia Schneelandriana) 15c each. © 
A very few of the rare Red Edged 
Sanseveria, 35c each. 
Small, thrifty plants of 
Ear, 10c. - i 
Stapelia desmeliana African wilding, 
not been in civilization long enough 
to have a common name. Tender to 
frost 20c. } : 
Chinese Temple (Kalanchoe  daiger- 
montiane) 10c each, 75c per Be ‘ 
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