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HUNTINGTON OFFERINGS via CRASULADY (additions VII)

Still more Huntington plants from Norma Lewis (Crasulady). This is a
continuation of the previous offers.

For those of you who haven't seen me posting, please may I explain what we
are doing here. Now I will be listing plants from the Huntington Collection
mostly with collection # included.  These plants were not suitable (good
enough) for
the Huntington's high standards so they were going to be tossed out.  I
convinced John Trager, (curator) to let this group have an opportunity to
buy them, the  money going to the ISI (International Succulent
Introductions) We consider this as a donation for which we thank all of
you.

Make checks payable to the ISI and mail to Norma Lewis, 5246 Beeman Ave.
No. Hollywood 91607, CA U.S.A First come, first serve, all are welcome.

If you have any questions, Please contact privately: Crasulady@aol.com

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Starting now:

HBG#
S.pinguicula       #54463      $7.50  3 only
S.trifasciata x stuckii  #61044    $4.00   many
S.cylindrica     no #   AW       $1.00    many
S.trifasciata 'Hahnii Malachite' sold out
S. 'Bally #2'  $3.50 head
S.suffruticosa                $4.00
S.trifasciata 'Stovers Sensation' #61042    $6.00  striking plant. New
leaves silver golden borders
S.hallii 'Baseball Bat'  nice size, but marked  #55127 ex GC 73-81  10"
approx. $8.00 now
S.trifasciata 'Gilt Edge' dark green lvs w/ very narrow gold edges, ex
Manny Singer $4.00
S.'Fernwood' sold out
S.sp. GC 147-78  S.grandis DG  ID David Grigsby   $4.00
S. trifasciata x sulcata ex JC  $2.00  this could variegate
S.trifasciata 'Austrian Black' (='Black Sport') # 77662 ex Manny Singer
S.hyacinthoides/aethiopica MV 4908  $3.00
S.sp. D. Richards - Chipinge, Zimbabwe     $3.00 l left
S. sp. 'Koko Crater' plant, very robust grower, low growing, good house
plant  $2.00
S.fischeri (S.singularis) HBG #46040    adult leaves     $5.00
S.fischeri - youngsters        #                              $3.00
S.hyacinthoides $3.00
S.francisii - FKH 432   #52618    $5.00 ea  like bushy tail
S.trifasciata 'Moonshine'  can't find the # right now $4.00  big and nice
wide leaves
S.aethopica  #60915                                                 $2.00
S.hyacinthoides     #70084                                        $2.00
S.hyacinthoides ex Singer - Unger Valley, Mozambique     $3.00
S.hyacinthoides /conspicua   #54462                            $3.00
S.canaliculata HBG 62110     regular size                    $5.00
S.canaliculata  several left I have a #          dwf.           $3.00
S.schweinfurthii ex P. Perrins  (=S.erythraeae)   #61083    $10.00  good
size

This has been sent to new people, so must post the rules again.

Checks made out payable to ISI or International Succulent Introductions.
Postage will be added.Its about $1.00 per plant depending on the weight of
the box.  Overseas you should double the postage rate.  A small parcel goes

for $7.20

I do not charge for handling, boxes, tape, time. I just can't stand to see
these plants tossed out.  These are from the Huntington Gardens, the plants

have been donated by many people.  The latest has been Alice Waidhoffer
which
gave a very large collection, Juan Chahinian, Lillian True, Hermine Stover,
Michael
Vassar, Manny Singer, J. McConville, and others. These plants are surplus,
some
are not in show condition, and would make good stock plants.  Please
include
your order with price and description, or an open order, and I will make
the
selection.  Add extra plants for subsitutes that will be a big help. I now
have 70 ft. of plants in a double row down each side of my driveway.
I have many that I did not list at this time, like #61071 S.intermedia -
rough
texture $8.00

S. trifasciata 'Silver Queen' $3.00 tall, thin silver leaves   I actually
paid $25.00   30
yrs ago
#61168 S.stuckyi - Glass & Foster  71-588     $2.00
S.sp 'Tall'  possibly trifasciata x deserti  $8.00  Many tall and big
hybrids left


Bye for now, Norma
P.S. Does anyone know anything about a 'Silver Princess'  shorter than
'Silver Queen'  the new leaves has some green banding. I have been told
that
they are one and the same, but growing them side by side this past 6 yrs. I

can see the difference. What says all of you out there?

('Silver Princess' is listed as being the same as 'Gray Lady' in Juan's
book.(p.105))
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