These plants mimic the quartz peb- 
among which they grow. ‘They 

ORANGE BABY TOES 
The Window plants are very curious. Each leaf is 
by a transparent pane which filters the in- 
tense desert sunlight! The plant naturally grows buried 
sand, the tips only exposed 
are seen. In cultivation the plants are not buried. 
Flowers orange yellow. Special cultural 50 
instructions included. Potted.................. Seraae sees c 

often only the blos- 
BURRO TAIL 
A lovely plant whose 
lambent, pendulous tas- 
sels of palest silver have 
won it a place in the 
choicest collections. It 
was first found grow- 
ing in a basket at an 
Indian hut in its native 
mountains of Mexico. 
Sedum Morganianum 
makes perfectly glorious 
specimens. The tassels 
on old plants may 
reach 3 feet in length 
and there may be a 
dozen of them, Likes 
some moisture and not 
too much sun. It is not 

SILVER SKIN 
in October, yellow copper or Choosy. Each 50c 
full sum and sandy soil. 25¢ 350 and.........2 ™ 
Angyroderma testiculare likes TITANOPSIS 
SETIFERA 
Another Jewel Plant 
with granulate’ green 
leaves. A choice collec- 
tors item. Flowers cop- 
per yellow. Each........ 50c 
TITANOPSIS 
PRIMOSII 
This Jewel Plant has 
white granulate leaves 
and is quite rare. 
Each rae ee O0G 
ARGETA PETRENSIS 
A rare small mesemb, 
blue white pebble-like 
CORAL BEADS clusters and pink flow- 
bead is brightest red. Every ergs. Makes 
that falls will grow! Sedum 

very nice 
Stahlii colors brightest 20c specimens. Branched, 
sun. Wach...... 4 each Saeeeehas OC 
ECHEVERIA GILVA 
like big green roses. Quick growing, eventually 
clusters, the little ones crowding about the 
skirts. A good plant, easily grown, doing well 
A fine old-fashioned favorite. Sandy soil, 
waterings. Large 35¢. NiCe.........0....--.ccccccesseeo+e- 25¢ 

rie ta fe 
Be anath: 

PINEAPPLE DYCKIA 
Bright 
lovely 
blossoms 
where. 
shade. 
orange red 
Like water, sun or 
a vetore 

BURRO TAIL 

GHOST PLANT 
favorite that I 
recommend. The white leaves 
are often tinged with violet or copper 
and each leaf 
A good plant. 
if placed in 

TONGUE LEAF 
Curious tongue-shaped 
Large 
Glottiphyllum 
sandy soil and sun 
Each 
linguaeforme 
COCONUT PALMS 
Looking for all the world like 
miniature cocoanut palms. A clus- 
in a brightly colored dish 
very pretty ornament. 
Produces young plants on 
the leaves. 25c¢ 

WHITE JEWEL 
PLANT 
Titanopsis 
Schwantesii 
A choice succulent 
whose pure white 
leaves are pebbled at 
the tips. A mimicry 
plant growing wild in 
crevices of limestone 
roeks where it is al- 
most invisible. Pretty 
yellow flowers. Likes 
a sandy soil, moder- 
ate watering and some 
Plants 5} 5¢ 
HOUSE LEEK 
A quite hardy plant 
outdoors in the north. 
Leaves pale green tip- 
ped with red in a 
lively way. In Europe 
they are planted on 
the roofs of sod 
houses, Sempervivum 
caleareum likes mod- 
erate water- 
ings. Each O25 
PYGMY WINDOW 
PLANT 
A charming window 
plant with a pretty, 
lucent pattern on the 
flat topped, wedge- 
shaped leaves. Ha- 
worthia turgida grows 
best in almost pure 
sand with some soil 
added. Moderate wat- 
erings and not too 
much sun will bring 
out the pattern 
brightly. Each.. Z5¢ 

PRETTY PEBBLES 
A short, squat trunk, the branches 
bearing plump silvery green leaves 
mottled with maroon. Adromischus 
clavifolius likes moisture and either 
sun or shade. Large 35ce. 
Nice....... 25¢ 


PLEASED WITH PLANTS 
I just can’t express my appreciation for the lovely collec- 
tion of cacti. They were so sturdy and well rooted. I now 
have 230 different kinds. Am very proud of my collection 
and there are several more I will send for later. 

WINDOW PLANT 
The flat tipped leaves are pret- 
patterned with lucent panes. 
Haworthia cuspidata with its fresh 
leaves in charming. 
soil, semi-shade. 25¢ 
Sandy 
MRS. PAUL PULS, 
Lenox, Michigan. 

The collection of Mrs. Mary Fix, 
of Winona, Minn. She has been 
well pleased with her four orders. 
