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1949 WHOLESALE PRICE LIST & ORDER BL 
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LIBRARY 
RECEIVED 
NK JAN 261949 


(FOR IMMEDIATE AND ADVANCE ORDERING—175 ITEMS TO CHOOSE] FROM) 
U. S. Department of Agriculture 


Kagel Canyon Cactus and Succulent Gardens 
ee EAD AEE So 
O. L. Ellenwood - 
Grower and Shinner 
11790 KAGEL CANYON ROAD, SAN FERNANDO, CALIFORNIA 
(Successor to Wm. Cornelius and to F. W. Reeves) 
Aloe Variegata, or ‘‘Pheasant Wings” 
—Courtesy Scott Haselton 
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AEONIUM COOPERI 
Pointed leaves green edged with red, or 
copped-hued. 2 2’’ clusters. 
10—.35 100—$3.00 
AEONIUM HAWORTHII 
"The Pinwheel.’’ Grey-green rosettes with 
encircling offsets. 3’ dia. 
10—.40 100—$3.50 
AEONIUM TOURNEFORTII 
A small rosette. Leaves with serrated edges. 
2Yn" dia. 
10—.35 100—$3.00 
AGAVE VICTORIA-REGINAE 
Handsome plants beginning to show dis- 
tinctive marbling. 2-2/2" dia. 
10—.85 100—$7.50 
ALOE ARBORESCENS* 
"Red Hot Poker.’’ Soft-toothed, curved, 
green leaves. 4-5” dia. 
10—.45 100—$4.00 
ALOE ARISTATA* 
An Haworthia-like aloe with white mar- 
ginal teeth. 3-4’’ dia. Very fine. 
Each—.50 
ALOE BREVIFOLIA 
Stubby, grey-green leaves. 2-3” ht. 
10—.45 100—$4.00 
ALOE BREVIFOLIA VARIEGATUM 
A variegated form of above. 2-3’ ht. 
10—.65 100—$6.00 
ALOE CILIARIS 
Slender, dark green leaves. Oriental effect 
in bowls. 3-4" dia. 
10—.45 100—$4.00 
ALOE DISTANS : 
An aristocrat. Dark green leaves edged with 
gold teeth. 3-4” ht. 
10—.55 100—$5.00 
ALOE FEROX TYPES* 
"Wart Aloe.’’ Heavily warted and toothed. 
Often pink-hued. 3” ht. 
10—.55 - 100—$.500 
ALOE GLOBOSA 
Grey=green globe-shaped plant. Unexcelled 
for bowls. 1-2" ht. 
10—.45 100—$4.00 | 
ALOE ‘’GREEN-AND-GOLD” ; 
A hybrid ae short, dark green leaves and 
go'd teeth. 2-3” ht. 
10—.55 100—$5.00 
[ ALOE HUMILIS ECHINATA 
Haworthia-like, but grey-@reen. Heavily 
toothed. A real curiosity. 2’ ht. 
10—.65 100—$6.00 
QUANTITY PRICE ITEM 
STOCK AND SHIPPING 
Minimum order, 100 plants, and not less than 10 of a kind, except 
for those listed as single specimens. Asterisk (*) indicates scarce items. 
We reserve the right to limit amount on these or any other plants when 
necessary. Orders treated in succession received. Not responsible for prior 
sale of any items listed. Sizes indicated are minimum, and are often much 
larger, unless requested differently. Generous count in all orders to com- 
pensate for any imperfect or unusable plants. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Plants shipped bare root by railway express. Some customers use 
air freight to good advantage. We pay cost of packing, but not of ship- 
ping. Not responsible for damage from handling while in transit, from 
extremes of hot or cold, or from delay in delivery. 
ADVANCE ORDERING 
Advance ordering enables you to have plants when you want them, 
or when they might otherwise-be~scarce. When we receive your order, 
we earmark certain flats in our nursery for your use, or begin new ones to 
meet, as far as possible, your requested date of delivery. We do not ship 
out stock that is not ready for use, or that will disappoint you with regard 
to size. A 20% deposit, which is credited to customer's account, must ac- 
company all orders for future deliveries. This applies to advance ordering 
only. If for some reason we think we shall be unable to fill your order we 
will promptly refund this deposit. No shipping dates later than Sept. 1, 
1949, at this time. 
TERMS 
2%, discount on all orders accompanied by cash, or paid within 10 
days of shipping. No credit for more than 30 days. New customers desir- 
ing this credit should furnish bank or other suitable reference. 
QUANTITY PRICE 



L) ALOE HUM-VIR 
Bright green, tapering leaves. Handsome. 
22-3" ht. 
10—.45 100—$4.00 
(0 ALOE MITRIFORMIS* 
“‘Purple-and-gold.’’ Lavender-tinted leaves, 
gold teeth. Fine. 3-4” ht. 
10—.65 100—$6.00 
(0 ALOE NOBILIS 
An old stand-by for bowl work. Green 
leaves. 2-3” ht. 
10—.45 100—$4.00 
(0 ALOE PLICATILIS* 
Green, strap-like leaves arranged in two 
ranks. A real rarity. 8-10’ rooted cuttings, 
each $1.00. 
(7 ALOE STRIATA* 
"The Coral Aloe.’’ Grey-green leaves edged 
with pink. A favorite. 22-3” dia. 
10—.55 100—$5.00 
1) ALOE VARIEGATA* 
“Pheasant Wings.’ A_ triangular shaped 
plant. Pictured on cover. 3-4’’ specimens 
only—.20 each. 
[J ALOE ASSORTMENT 
10 kinds, 10 of a kind. Varying types and 
sizes. 
100—$4.00 
Ol BRYOPHYLLUM FEDTSCHENKOI 
Violet-tinted, scalloped leaves. Flowers sal- 
mon colored. 3-4’ ht. 
10—.30 100—$2.50 
O BRYOPHYLLUM FEDTSCHENKOI MAJOR 
Similar to above, but a larger plant. 
10—.30 100—$2.50 
[1] BRYOPHYLLUM “HOUGHTON’S HYBRID‘’* 
Miniature replicas of cocoanut palms. Jn- 
teresting for bowls. 
10—.40 100—$3.50 
[] CHEIRODOPSIS CANDIDISSIMA 
"N/ for Victory Plant’ or “‘Goat’s Horns.” 
Grey-green pointed leaves. 4” ht. 
10—.50 100—$4.50 
[] COTYLEDON—ASST. SPECIES AND HYBRIDS 
Many unusual. forms, some being sold ex- 
clusively by this nursery. -Recommended 
especially as outdoor plants. Sun lovers. 
10—.80 100—$7.50 
(J CRASSULA ALBIFLORA (RUBRICAULIS) 
Leaves often suffused with a deep red. 
1-2" ht. 
10—.35 100—$3.00 
[1] CRASSULA ARBORESCENS 
"Silver Dollar Plant.’ Silver-green leaves 
edged with red. 2-4’ ht. 
10—.55 100—$5.00 








