65084 BOWIEA VOLUBILIS LIL HP TGH PRICE: $12.50 "Climbing Onion" Pale spherical bulbs send up many-branched stems of pale ochre; flowers greenish-white. Considered to be quite toxic if ingested--do not grow this intriguing plant if children are around. Each stem that arises from the bulb is actually a modified leaf. Be careful not to cover the bulb when planting.

60558 BURSERA FAGAROIDES BUR HP CGH PRICE: $ 12.00 Named for the pinnate leaves resemblence to the Prickly-Ash family such as fellow West-indian native, the Satinwood. Heavy trunks topped by interlaced limber stems with strong fragrance, thus the "Mexican Frankinensense Shrub." Fabulous in the greenhouse succulent collection; handsome as a sunny windowsill potplant; always popular among bonsai fanciers as the leaves remain petite and the trunk becomes more and more swollen with fascinating bark. We include several pictures of older trees in pots. These sometimes are available at about $100.00--please inquire about these much older, larger specimens.

65091 CALIBANUS HOOKERI LIL HP TGH PRICE: $ 15.00 Large quite wide corky caudex of a "Ponytail"; a small rock mimic caudex base gradually grows to asume a very broad surface from which sprout multi-headed tufts of semi-glaucous leathery leaves. Central Mexico.

60017 CEROPEGIA LINEARIS WOODII ASC HP TGH PRICE: $ 3.50 "Rosary Vine" or "String of Hearts" Thread-like vine with large "rosary bead" tubercles and small pairs of heart-leaves designed with bright silver surfaces. Dependable tried and true houseplant unless you overwater!

60019 CEROPEGIA LINEARIS WOODII HYBRID ASC HP TGH PRICE: $ 5.50 "Spade Leaved Rosary Vine" or "String of Hearts" Thread-like vine with large "rosary bead" tubercles and small pairs of heart-leaves designed with bright silver surfaces. This clone differs from the standard species by having more elongated leaves and different coloring. Most likely a hybrid, but very distinctive!

60240 CRASSULA ARBORESCENS ARBORESCENS CRA HP CGH PRICE: $ 6.75 LIMITED AVAILABILITY "Silver Dollar Jade" or "Cookie Plant" Thick tree-like trunk heavily branched with silver-gray rounded leaves with reddish dots and edges. The foliage is easily damaged by high humidity--best left indoors in climates as muggy as ours. Limited; most successfully sent as unrooted cuttings in dry moss or perlite; the leaves often shatter from the stems in shipment--do not be alarmed, just grow out new sets. If you wish to received rooted plants in pots, please inquire for schedule and price.

60259 CRASSULA MARGINALIS CRA HP TGH PRICE: $ 3.25"String of Buttons" The opposite oval red-edged button leaves fuse around the stem like some Eucalyptus. Perfect much branching small statured subject for hanging baskets, fine on succulent wreaths.

60262 CRASSULA MULTICAVA CRA HP TGH PRICE: $ 3.50 Pairs of wide flat oval hazy green leaves peppered and dimpled in purple-red on thick stems; mid-winter masses of starry pinkish-white blossoms sometimes in such numbers to often topple these pinkish stems, thus the "Fairy Crassula" in European trade. Very reliable mid-winter blossom sprays are hopelessly charming. If you tend to overwater your succulents, this is the plant for you.

60263 CRASSULA MULTICAVA MEDIOPICTA CRA CGH HP PRICE: $ 6.50 Wide fleshy succulent leaves with lime centers; showy winter sprays of tiny white starflowers are quite attractive.

60906 CRASSULA OVATA OBLIQUA CALIFORNIA RED TIP CRA CGH HP PRICE: $7.25 Distinctive slow growing "Red Rimmed Jade Tree" originating with Ed Hummel long ago, with a subtle hue of purplish-red on the fat leaves' rims (when given bright light to full sun). Paired rimmed leaves on stout woody trunks; but without intense light, cool winter conditions and very limited fertilizer, the subtle color will quite likely not develop.

60270 CRASSULA OVATA SUNSET [HORT ] CRA HP CGH PRICE: $12.00 "Golden Jade Tree" In bright saturated light and cool (not chill, please) temperatures the leaves can become richly edged in golden ochre--warm temperatures and high nitrogen fertilizer will prevent this edging contrast. Very striking as a large specimen. Be cause these are grown in our greenhouses, these plants are often shipped withouth the full color recorded in the picture image. If you have a bright location with coolish nights, the best color can be achieved.

60276 CRASSULA OVATA VARIEGATA CRA HP CGHPRICE: $18.00 Golden cream stripes on fat blunt-edged wide leaves; very flashy cultivar which will remain rare due to tendency to produce reverted green or albino branches. Handsome. This price reflects starter sized plants of this extremely rare variegate. We often need lead time to prepare this before shipping.

60280 CRASSULA PERFOSSA VARIEGATA CRA HP CGH PRICE: $ 4.75 "Necklace Vine" Erect woody stems with fused keeled gray leaves with yellow-cream variegation which fades as the older foliage matures. May shipped be mossed cuts. Curious old heirloom from the Hummel collection.

60284 CRASSULA PORTULACEA CONVOLUTA GOLLUM CRA HP PRICE: $ 5.50 "Trumpet Jade" Stiff short woody trunks support tufts of bizarre leaves so fused that only a curious trumpet fish-mouth remains at the tip--rather like E.T.'s fingers! The cute name once again makes sense to customers thanks to recent blockbuster films.

60285 CRASSULA PORTULACEA CONVOLUTA HOBBIT CRA HP CGH PRICE: $ 7.50 Each leaf is rolled in from the sides and nearly fused into various bizarre forms of fat unrolled cigarettes. Popular conversation piece developing a considerably different outline as assumes a more mature habit than that of 'Gollum.'

60291 CRASSULA TETRAGONA CRA HP TGH PRICE: $5.50 "Chinese Pine" Stiff woody slim stems studded with spindle shaped needle leaves in four rigid ranks; white flowered native of the Eastern Cape is most effective grown in groups displayed in a small bonsai pot.

66017 CRYPTOCEREUS ANTHONYANUS CAC HP TGH PRICE: $ 5.50 "Zig Zag Cactus" or "Anthony's Rickrack" Fragrant peachy yellow and red night blooms on the sculpturesque flat fishbone designed stems. This is an epiphyte from Chiapas rainforest so avoid scorching sun and plant in an epiphytic mix--Epiphyllum culture. Smaller statured and far easier to grow and to flower than the massive Epiphyllum chrysocardium.