botanical horror

Alfred I. Tooke's "quaint little story" about a gardener who dedicates his entire life to pruning a hedge.

J. Joseph-Renaud's weird tale about a "giant, man-eating Nepenthes" spawned in the nursery of one Dr. Salzmann.

Hamilton Craigie's eerie tale about a monstrous plant that "makes its kill."

A bizarre fantasy about strange life found on Venus in "When the Flame-Flowers Blossomed" by Leslie F. Stone

On the first installment, Ralph Milne Farley's "Vallisneria Madness!"