. Catalogue of seeds, plants rare flowers. Seed industry and trade Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Cactus Seeds Catalogs. Philodendron Pertusum or ' Monstera deliciosa Philodendron Pertusum "Monstera Deliciosa' A rare aroid from. Mexico, with large aerial roots that wind themselves around trees, and'climb up into their tops. The leaves grow to great size—and are very peculiar and or- namental. The flower is large, thick cream colored, on the order of a calla lily— but dif- ferently shaped—it bears a fruit re
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. Catalogue of seeds, plants rare flowers. Seed industry and trade Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Cactus Seeds Catalogs. Philodendron Pertusum or ' Monstera deliciosa Philodendron Pertusum "Monstera Deliciosa' A rare aroid from. Mexico, with large aerial roots that wind themselves around trees, and'climb up into their tops. The leaves grow to great size—and are very peculiar and or- namental. The flower is large, thick cream colored, on the order of a calla lily— but dif- ferently shaped—it bears a fruit resembling an ear of corn with the odor of pine-apples, and is said to be prized in Mexico. It grows in sheltered places outside in Southern California. Fine for pots. We have a limited stock at $2.00 to $5.00 each. Carex Vilmorini: the New Decorative Grass. One of the most beautiful of all decora- tive grasses. Exceedingly long slender leaves, drooping gracefully like Isolepis Gracilis, but attain the length of five feet. Color of the fo- liage is glossy, gray-green. Its an easy grower and stands house culture admirably. For planting in vases or window boxes it has few equals. 25 cents each. Genista Monosperma Pendula New Drooping White Genista, "Bridal Veil." Everyone should have this lovely shrub, a striking ornament for the garden and a beautiful greenhouse plant. The branches are valuable for decoration, and the flowers effec- tive for evening wear. Its habit is spreading, growing 10 to 15 feet high; it has no leaves, but finely divided branches, round and of a soft silvery green color. The flowers are small, white, pea-shaped, with a little flush on the petals, and are born on little spikes from 1 to 2 inches in length alternating on opposite sides of the stems; they are very close together, sometimes 15 flowers to a spike; are exquis- itively fragrant. The foliage is very effective arranged with white carnations. A plant 3 or 4 years from seed will cover a