ECHEVERIA LA CANYADA 
This pleasing new LEcheveria is 
a hybrid of the old EH, nodulosa. 
The new leaves are speckled with 
maroon blotches. Uncommon. 
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with red. Tall 
PACHYSEDUM ROSE TIPS 
One of the best of the newer hybrids. A_ highly 
colored variety, in cool weather often being almost 
red. The fat leaves are powdered white over dove grey 
becoming suffused with red. Flowers bright lemon 
yellow. Give it a light sunny position and not too rich 
a_soil to achieve the brightest coloring. 
Bach.. 3 ac 
SILVER STARS 
An elfin plant for connoisseurs. Ophthalmophyllum 
griseum when mature may be a cluster not more than 
an inch across. The succulent leaves are in joined 
pairs, reddish brown in color each with a clear win- 
dow in the tip speckled or splashed near the edges 
with brown. The long tubed blossoms are pure white 
very dainty and lovely in the early fall. We grow 
them nicely in a mixture of sand and leafmold letting 
them rest during winter and during July and August 
their real resting period. Do not keep them wet. Cul- 
ture as for Lithops. 1 
Each potted 
PACHYVERIA LESLEI 
A vigorous growing variety leaves 
thick, pale silvery green each tipped 
winter becomes rosy. 
Large 50¢ and...... 
CRASSULA CORYMBULOSA 
Forms cushions of leaves that 
become bright red in winter. 
flower spikes. In Flowers in late fall very freely. 
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NANANTHUS MALHERBII 
Closely related to the Jewel Plant but much larger, 
this new plant may reach 3 inches across. The leaves are 
studded with white bosses. Tight clusters, the leaves 
light brown often tinged purple. Very attractive, easily 
grown. Keep on dry side. 35¢c 
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ANACAMPSEROS BUDIERIANA 
These very dainty, tiny succulents have seldom ever 
been offered. Thy are very slow growing plants for the 
connoisseur who appreciates the rare and unique, A 2’ 
plant may be 5 or 10 years old. The branches are pure 
white from the overlapping stipules. $1 35 
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ECHEVERIA (Urbinia) AGAVOIDES 
This species makes a fine, clear-cut 
specimen. The thick leaves are pale green, 
stiff as thorgh carved from jade. The 
flower spikes in late spring have orange 
bells. Grows to 4” across 
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CALICO OX TONGUE 
The Gasterias are unique _ succulents 
with 2 ranked leaves. G. maculata has a 
tendency’ to spiral. A charming, easily 
grown plant for sun or shade. Reaches 5” 
across. Moderate watering. 715¢ 
NOTONIA PETRAEA 
A stirling novelty from tropical Africa. A fine bas- 
ket plant easily grown. Lovely on window shelves for 
the tracery of its leaves. A rapid grower with spatu- 
late leaves of bright, fresh green. Branches freely from 
the base the trailing stems one to two feet long, with 
good culture three feet. Flowers bright orange in fall. 
Grows in any soil in sun or shade, 715¢ 
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PEARL OX TONGUE 
Gasteria verrucosa is a scarce species and one of 
the prettiest. It is a long lived plant each leaf closely 
set with pearly white pappilae. A collectors item. 
Easily grown in a light window. 
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AGAVE ATTENUATA 
A fine Century Plant with soft, silvery green leaves 
and no thorns. Makes a splendid specimen with a 
smooth, grey trunk to 4’. May be kept $1 
dwarf. A fine porch or lobby plant......1.....0..::ccccece-- 
