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Smoley Special List SUMMER 2015 Bob Smoley’s Gardenworld 3720 SW 183rd Ter. – Dunnellon, FL 34432 Tel. 352-465-8254 – Fax. 352-465-4032 – [email protected] 2015 Summer – NEW PLANT OFFERINGS Most of these plants are not listed on the web site and are in small quantities…some are larger than generally offered and none have catalog numbers….when they are sold a lot of them offered might not be offered again or for a while so….first come ….first served….shipping, of course, is additional. Listed first are the most recent additions to this special listing. SINCE I AM NOW RECOVERING FROM A MAJOR SURGICAL OPERATION ORDERS MAY GO OUT A BIT SLOWER…..MY RECOVERY, I AM TOLD, CAN TAKE AS LONG AS 2-3 MONTHS BUT I HOPE IT WILL HAPPIN QUICKER. WE ARE SLOWING DOWN THE BUSINESS TRYING TO SEMI RETIRE AND ENJOY OUR GRADNCHILDREN. MARY ANN, MY WIFE, HAS LEARNED A LOT AND IS AND WILL BE OFFERING LESS IN THE FUTURE. AT ANY RATE EMAIL ME AT ANY TIME TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS AND WE WILL SOLVE THEM THE BEST WE CAN. PLANTS MARKED WITH * WILL REQUIRE EXTRA CARE IN PACKING AND SHIPPING CAN BE QUITE PRICY…..WE WILL ONLY CHARGE WHAT IT COSTS TO SEND….WE ARE NOT IN THE BUSINESS TO MAKE MONEY ON SHIPPING……. Albuca circinata – small bulbs with grass like foliage, 3-4 inch pot size. SPECIAL $4.00 Albuca sp. Agerby Hills – another bulb, nice easy grower, 3 inch pot size. SPECIAL $4.00 Albuca namaquensis – another with nice whispy grass like leaves. SPECIAL $4.00 Albuca scholandii – South African bulb, one inch bulbs SPECIAL $4.00 Echinopsis calorubra – for 3 inch pots plus. $5.00 Neoporteria tatalensis – dark bodies for 3 inch pots. $5.00 Rechteneria (Siningia) leuctricha – tubers with soft lambs ear furry leaves and a very nice coral bloom, for 3-4 inch pots. $8.50 Turbinicarpus horripilus – small growing for three inch pots. $5.00 Thelocactus tulensis – also small growing for three inch pots. $5.00 Lithop schwantesii (brown), lesliei, saliculis reticulate, olivacea, schwantesii (gray) hallii, accumpical….all small for two inch pots. $2.50 Other mesembs: Cheiridopsis denticulate $4.00 Cheiridopsis peculariaris $4.00 Cheiridopsis purpurea $4.00 Echeveria chrome – clean powder blue rosette for 4 inch pots. $5.00 Pachypodium lealii v. saundersii – nice thorny bonsai looking, four inch pots. $7.50 Oreocereus celsianus – columnar white spined clubs, five inch. $6.00 Oreocereus trollii – ditto as O. celsianus. $6.00 Espostoa lanata – another white spined columnar club. $6.00 Euphorbia neohumbertii – tall club like body. $7.50 Euphorbia pachypodioides – also club like body. $7.50 Calibanus hookeri – Pony tail like caudex but more flat and thinner leaves, 4 in. pot size. $9.50 Adromischus maculate – four inch pot size. $7.50 Fockea crispa – caudex with more crinkly leaves….four inch size. $8.50 Haworthia truncate x aspera $8.00 1 Haworthia truncate x maughanii $6.00 Hawprthia truncate x turgid $8.00 Haworthia cv. “Hayashi” $8.00 Loads more on the next listing………………. Plumeria – select hybrids with different flower colors…rooted for 4-5 inch pots. $5.00 The new Asclepiad list is now updated on the website with forty plus new offerings ……check it out ! NEW HOYAS: H. lamingoniae $10.00 H. kummgtian $15.00 H. ‘Noel’ $8.00 H. ‘Miss G’ $8.00 H. archboldiana x onchoides $12.00 H. klau yai $10.00 H. wilbergiae $10.00 H. macrophylla “Pot of Gold” $12.00 H. mindoensis pink $12.00 H. parasitica variegated $15.00 There will be lots more on the next list…..my head is spinning ! New Aloe hybrids….most are for four inch pots….there are additional ones listed further down this listing……all are $5.00 each. Midnight……Angelo…..Moondance…..Guido…..Konfused…..Fang…..Snow Queen Vito…..Viper…..Lavander…..Brown Betty…..Fiesta Some are in short supply and will sell out quickly so please list substitutes when ordering. Newly listed jungle cactus (some old listings but now available again)….there will be more to come in future listings….ALL ARE SOLD AS UNROOTED CUTTINGS Epiphyllum grandilobum – wide strap like leaves. $3.00 Whttia amazonica – strap like leaves with the most attractive tiny purple flowers along the edges of all leaves when they bloom. $3.00 Hylocereus polyrhizus $2.00 Selenicereus coniflorus $2.00 Selenicereus donkelaarii $2.00 Selenicereus fulgidus $2.00 Selenicereus murrillii $2.00 Disocactus serratus $3.00 Rhipsalis adagongensis $2.00 Rhipsalis rhombea $2.00 Rhipsalis robusta $2.00 Rhipsalis aff. paradoxa $2.00 Rhipsalis heteroclada $2.00 Newly listed asclepiads …(some old listings but now available again)…..ALL ARE SOLD AS UNROOTED CUTTINGS. Cynanchum perrieri $2.00 Cynanchum rauhianum $2.00 Sarcostemma ssp. Madagascar $3.00 Sarcostemma stolonifera $3.00 2 APOROPHYLLUM “SUN CACTUS” – Now on the web site are over 25 new plants listed and ready to sell…all cuttings $2.00 each…go to the web site and check them out ! SUPPLIES: 12 inch stainless steel tweezers – great for getting those pesky weeds that are lodged in those places you do not want to go near $7.00 12 inch stainless steel hemostats – you now can reach far down into a group of plants and lock onto the pot….bring it out of the tray….without any damage to other plants or yourself $8.50 Gardenworld logo T shirts – are now again available in large…extra large and 2 extra large in both crazy tie die or a nice brown……$15.00 and 2 extra large is $17.00 “I’m Not Dead….I’m Just Dormant” – T shirts featuring a dormant Cyphostemma And the wording above on a neutral green shirt…..$15.00 and XX large for $17.00 Ficus palmeri – these are old caudex plants now growing in 10 inch pots…..limited, well branched. JUST A FEW LEFT……SPECIAL $50.00 Pachypodium namaquanum – small seedlings for 2-3 inch pots $7.50 Pachypodium namaquanum – these are very nice grafted plants about five inches across $50.00 Pachypodium griquense – SPECIMEN six inch pot size with nice caudex $35.00 Pachypodium bicolor….two year old seedlings, some branched for 4 inch pots $9.50 Rebutia albipilosa – what nice plants…..soft silver white spines about a full three inches across……only a few $9.50 Euphorbia millotii – no spines on this euphorbia ! The undersides of the leaves are an attractive burgundy top is green…..five inch pot sized plants branched $18.00 Euphorbia millotii…..smaller size for three inch pots plus $8.50 Mammillaria pilcayensis – three inch pot size….soft silver white spines $5.00 Echeveria “Raindrops” – blue rosettes w/ raindrop like drops on end of each lf,4 in.pots $8.50 Echeveria “Atlantis” – fat succulent rosettes for four inch pots $8.50 Euphorbia bubleurifolia – back in stock and available – about the size of a 50 cent piece $18.00 Euphorbia suzannae – small seedlings $4.00 Aloe tomentosa – four inch pot size $7.50 Peniocereus marianus “Queen of the Night” – a caudex forming cactus now with about a one inch caudex nice start $9.50 Plumeria punecia – an evergreen, white flowering plumeria with long pointed leaves these are nice rooted cuttings for about a five inch pot $9.50 Adenium socotranum – this is the real thing !.....very limited 3 ½ inch pots $35.00 Agave applanata variegated – smaller growing now in four inch pots VERY CHOICE ! $10.00 Agave isthmensis medio alba variegated – smaller growing, very nice plants ….now in four inch pots $15.00 Agave utahensis eborispina – four inch pots….winter hardy $8.50 Euphorbia x lomi (large flowering Crown of Thorns) “Cherry Cobbler”….nice red $7.50 “ “ “ “ “Orange Blossom”…orange-red $7.50 “ “ “ “ “Salmon”….light salmon $7.50 Echinocereus viridiflorus ssp. viridiflorus – winter hardy up north…..3 inch pots $5.00 Adenium arabicum – four inch pots $12.00 Adenium obesum ‘Black Ruby’ – four inch pots $12.00 Adenium crispum x arabicum – four inch pots $12.00 Cissus (Cyphostemma) cirrhosus – large potato like caudex now in six inch pots $25.00 3 Fockea tugelensis – dark purple leaves….now small caudexed seedlings in 3 inch pots $8.50 Gonolobus cyclophyllus – cork like caudex…..now in 4 inch pots $12.00 Momordica rostrata – caudex like molten wax….now in 4 inch pots $15.00 Hoodia gordonii – branched spiny asclepiad seedlings now in 4 inch pots SPECIAL $5.00 Below listed are for the most part…..one of a kind…..sometimes we have a few…..once these plants are sold off there are no replacements and once we have sold most of them they will be replaced with more SPECIMENS……we need the room….TAKE ADVANTAGE…… the shipping on some of these plants will be more than usual due to most of them weighing quite a bit…..you only get charged actual shipping charges and a small packing fee to cover the special boxes and packing material that will be used. Agave kerchovoi “Quadricolor” – SPECIMEN eight inch plus pot size…four different colors on the leaves….only a few $15.00 Gasteria lilacina – SPECIMEN large eight inch pot size…smooth olive green leaves $35.00 Gasteria bicolor – SPECIMEN large eight inch pot size….nice leaf markings $30.00 Gasteria batesiana “Barberton” form – SPECIMEN dark, almost black leaves with very attractive sand paper texture of the leaves…six inch pot size plus $40.00 Aloe “Jim Smith” - SPECIMEN eight inch pot size…nice tight toothy rosette $18.00 Calabanus hookeri SPECIMEN SIZE – These are huge!.....like medicine balls…8-10 inch diameter with whipping grass like foliage….limited $65.00 Lutchenbergia principas – the “Agave Cactus”….five inch pot sized $5.00 Carnegia gigantean “Giant Saguaro” – six inch pot sized plants…..just a few $8.00 Yucca rostrata – very old eight inch thick trunk…..36 inches tall….these are very winter hardy landscape type plants…..quite attractive…..a bit costly to ship $75.00 Echinocereus “Strawberry Clusters” – full six inch pots….quite winter hardy $15.00 Adnium crispum – smaller growing hard to find adenium $7.50 Euphorbia damarana – tall growing thinner flat leaves, branched SPECIAL $4.00 Stapelia flavopurpurea – asclepiad that has sweet smelling flowers…seedlings.
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