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ZEBRA HAWORTHIA 
The charming Haworthia fasciata is much 
sought 
after because of the pearly white raised lines banding 
the pointed, dark green leaves. 
like quite sandy soil, 
too dry. Each 
All the Haworthias 
JOHNSON’S SOIL CONDITIONER 
Of great assistance in keeping cacti and succulents 
in good health. It is designed to add the minerals 
ordinary garden soils usually lack. Desert soils are 
often high in mineral content for there is little rain 
to leach them away. 
10 ounces. Full 
32 ounces. Full 
GIRECTIONS eee tee se 60c 
Cirectionsse. 2-21 $1.00 
CORAL BEADS 
A lovely mimicry plant often becom- 
LACE HAWORTHIA 
The lacy effect of Haworthia setata is produced by 
the white, bristly teeth. The leaves are lined with 
transparent windows. Easily grown in quite sandy 
soil. Moderate waterings in any well lighted 35 
window. Keep dry in July and August. Each Cc 
HAWORTHIA RIGIDA 
A pretty dark, olive-green species without 
markings. Leaves pointed, rugose. Nice. -35c¢ 
_ Haworthia coarctata. Tall growing with 
INGUIVECE rleGaVeS= ses ao. oe eS ie ee 35¢ 
JEWEL PLANT 
BABY TOES 
An odd ‘‘window’’ plant with daisy-like white 
blossoms. Bach leaf of Fenestraria rhopalophylia 
Simple cultural direc- 
Real curiosities and a 
has a clear window at the tip. 
tions sent with each plant. 
source of unending interest. Full sun. Potted 
Doom wm ety A Si Zee. sceea se peseensscet tee nud saveeed tustae dcessst as 40c 
Orange Baby Toes. F. aurantiaca. Has _ shorter 
leaves and orange yellow blossoms. Potted.................. 50c 
CHAIN PLANT 
Tradescantia navicularis bears bright 
YELLOW STARLETS 
Every bead is brightest red, every ing highly colored in winter. Titanop- pink flowers. With summer growth A pretty dwarf plant Piaranthus 
bead that falls will grow! Sedum sis caleareum likes a sunny win- 35 it becomes a creeper. Grows in sun Pillansii is related to the Starfish 
Stahlii colors brightest in full sun and dow. Nice flowering size.............. c or shade. An odd Peruvian plant Flowers with erect, star-like blos- 
poor soil. Rich soil and water 25 Titanopsis setifera. Odd rugose named for its boat shaped 35 soms Free flowering elas. 
make it grow too fast. Each.......... Cc leaves. Orange flowers. Wach............... 50¢ Jeaveswen aGh a2 .coe eee oe Cc 1H) rs ERA ae eR Se ae eA a fe Pet ob 5c 
PACHYPHYTUM 
JOHNSON’S CACTUS COMPOST 
To mix with your own sand and soil. 
A economical way to secure a good com- 
post for your plants. Mix with equal or 
larger quantities of both sandy soil and sand. 
Full directions. 
4 pints or 2 pounds to make 6-10 quarts of 
POULIN sam soll rene eee as eee eee Seo 80c 
Peck or 8 quarts. Postpaid.................. $1.95 
JOHNSON’S VITAMIN BI 
Works miracles on cacti, often brings re- 
fractory plants into bloom. Particularly use- 
ful for pot-bound plants or those newly 
planted. Stimulates root growth. Not a fer- 
tilizer. 
75 double strength tablets with full instruc- 
TiOWsmarOmeCactioembOltle2-1) 2. yee es 60c 
Mexican succulents making nice pot speci- 
mens. Stems to several inches tall with thick, 
colored leaves and bracted flowers. 
Pachyphytum sp. Moonstones. Lovely milky- 
white; sthickeleaves. 106%. ae eee es 30c 
Pachyphyvtum compactum. Round pointed 
leaves of dove grey often -tinged with violet, 
5¢ 
Pachyphytum brevifolio. Sticky stems, lovely 
white, violet tinged leaves. All easily grown. 
25¢ 
KALANCHOE 
Handsome flowering succulents mostly from 
Madagascar of very easy culture. Strong 
rooted. 
Kalanchoe Gastonis Bonneri bears a_ ter- 
minal spike of handsome _ reddish, ‘papery 
Hel lSaeee VSR ni Ce seca. ee eee ace et 75¢ 
Kalanchoe’ grandiflora. Large heads of 
bright «crimson flowers:..2.--..---.-2..-...-- aheasaiat 50c 
Kalanchoe kewensis. Rare, pink flowered 
VAKLCL Yaga ties per ne an ee ee ae EA See 75¢ 
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MIMICRY PLANTS 
COLLECTION NO. A4 
7; of the most interesting mimicry plants for a 
small dish garden. They may all be _ planted 
together in a 5’’ pot. Stone Face, Split Rock. Jewel 
Plant, Flowering Stone, Karroo Rose, $1 50 
s 00) UU: Yey sis) 5 ee a earn eh he ems a eee po ° 
DINTERANTHUS KARROO ROSE FLOWERING GCIBBAEUM PLEIOSPILOS PEBBLE STONE FACE 
Bees abe ee erat ORME hiieratinuey ners) CkoUe) emlmlore 2 yas couper- zed Aen ofa anna teeta ee 
Charming African ria Margaretae wine pectatus closely re- plants with rosy lilac leaves like jasper pl ae yeaa Lovely patterned win- 
Stone Plant. Leaves carved white leaves sembles the white flowers and very un- pebbles. Large golden vas dows on top in brown, 
white tinted pink. flushed with rose. pebbles among which og qya} Jeaves. Form  Dlossoms borne from green chert peb- gray, rust red, white 
Blossoms bright yellow Golden blossoms borne it grows. Golden a : August to September. bles. Cluster form- or green. Just like col- 
in fall. in September. flowers. Nice colored ored pebbles. 
Fine. 
TAT £2. cerccess “ soca 25c 
Fine plants.......... ZC 
clusters of fat 
leaves, ich oC 
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DIANES i ececchectess 25c 
ing. Flowers 
white, Mee IsY~ 
Nice plants, each. 25c 
