2011-2012 Please see our “Terms” page for payment and postage options Description Pot Size Price ARIOCARPUS "Living Rock" - slow growing & much sought after cm GBP Narrow dark green tubercles. Flowering size plants now agavoides (Neogomesia) more than 10 years old 6.5 £6 Thick dark green tubercles, develops woolly centre with fissuratus age. 10 years old 6.5 £7.50 Nice forms of A. retusus, some from Mesa garden seed - retusus 10 year old plants 6.5 £5 Olive green tubercles, sharply pointed at the tips, large trigonus yellow flowers, 9 years old 6.5 £5 Similar to the type but with red/pink flowers – thought to trigonus fa. Aramberri be a retusus form by some 6.5 £5 ASTROPHYTUM Interesting plants, most are covered with white "spots" Pot Size Price Almost bare body, much thicker, stronger spines. Very capricorne v. crassispinum nice form 6.5 £3 Flowering size, “Bishops Cap” Some larger plants myriostigma available from £7.50 6.5 £2 myriostigma v. Dense white coating. Flowering size plants, flowers coahuillense yellow with a red centre 6.5 £3 Square plants for square pots! Nice 4 ribbed plants, myrio. v. quadricostata flowering size 8.5 £4 Glossy green 4 ribbed plants, no white spots – unusual quadricostata v. nudans form 8.5 £4 Nice white spotted form with strong brown/yellow spines. ornatum Various sizes available 6.5 =>10.5 £2 => £6.50 White spotted body covered with twisted yellow/straw Senile v aureum coloured spines 12 £7.50 We are pleased to offer plants grown from seed obtained COPIAPOA on our 2006 trip to Chile Pot Size Price From Botija, about 500m from the ocean. Grey stems atacamensis cluster with age - FEW 6.5 £4 Non-habitat seed. Red bodied plants when young, barquitensis straight black spines 8.5 £4 Most sought after form. Develops grey body with short cinerea BH57.01 or BH58.01 black spines – From 2 locations 6.5 £4 Develops into white columns with solitary spine from columnar alba BH62.01 each areole 6.5 £4 Grey body with long spines, clustering. Makes nice dealbata BH68.01 - FEW 6.5 £4 Olive green/red bodied plants, short spines, compact fiedleriana BH69.01 clustering growth - FEW 6.5 £4 Green body becoming grey with age. Short spines & grandiflora BH62.02 larger flowers 6.5 £4 Non-habitat seed. Gold body when young, becomes haseltoniana chalky with age. Yellow spines 8.5 £4 Olive green bodies when young, becoming chalky with haseltoniana BH52.01 age. “gigantea” form 6.5 £4 Black bodies, lower spines short, upper ones long black humilis v longispina and straight. Clustering plants 11.5 £8.50 Cultivated form, green/brown body often with interesting hypogea with wrinkled skin, yellow flowers 12 £6.50 A giant up to 1mtr tall, Cinerea like & clustering. From the tenebrosa BH55.01 mountains above Taltal 6.5 £4 CORYPHANTHA Mammillaria family. Compact plants from Mexico & USA Pot Size Price andreae Dark glossy green body, large yellow flowers 6.5 £2 Globular plants untidy pink coloured spines, Cochise Co. bisbeeana (Escobaria) Arizona 6.5 £3 cornifera Clustering plant from the Big Bend area of Texas 6.5 £3 Pretty clustering miniature, red & straw coloured spines, nelliae (Escobaria) pink flowers 6.5 £2 Dwarf plants making clusters of many heads, dense white sneedii (Escobaria) spines 6.5 £2 Brazilian plants – unless grafted need ericaceous DISCOCACTUS compost and high winter temps. Pot Size Price Small headed form, clustering with short straw coloured Ready boomianus (grafted) spines 6.5 August A giant of the group, making bodies up to 30cm diameter Ready ferricola (grafted) – large white flowers 6.5 August Generally large growing species, a few smaller choice ECHINOCACTUS ones Pot Size Price Popular “Golden Barrel” - or more unkindly “Mother in grusonii Law‟s seat”! 10.5 £5 “brevispina” form, attractive short spines on the typical grusonii v. inermis globular body 10.5 £9.50 The “giant” echinocactus, grows to over 1mtr in height in ingens habitat 6.5 £2 Usually clustering, from miniatures to large clumps over ECHINOCEREUS 1m Pot Size Price Pretty black & white pectinate spined plants with large adustus flowers. Flowering sized 8.5 £4 Short, tap rooted plants with large pink flowers. From wet amoenus JLH950741 grassy meadows! 6.5 £3 Multi-stemmed plants with white & black dagger like brandegei spines. Needs to be large to flower 6.5 £3 de-laeti Long, white hair like spines, Slow to flower 8.5 Sold Out engelmannii JLH950812 A northern form with black & white spines, cold tolerant 6.5 £2 Form of E. engelmanii from central Arizona, golden fasciculatus spines 10.5 £5 Form with brown/white spines. Not a lot different to fendleri var. eremeticus normal form! 8.5 £4 Short columnar plants with dense white/grey spines, easy fitchii flowering large pink flowers 8.5 £4 Similar to above, but much darker spines, easy flowering fitchii v. albertii large pink flowers 8.5 £4 “Cucumber” - like stems, tiny spines, flowering size gentryi Lau 087 plants 10.5 £5 Fat bodies, stiffer spines. Larger, deep pink flowers from knippelianus v. reyesii the centre of the plant 8.5 £4 Strongly spined plant from Baja California. We find it lindsayi slightly tender 6.5 £3 A spineless E. scheerii type. Flowers low down on the morricallii sides of the pale green stems 8.5 £4 Stunning red spines on our larger flowering sized plants. pectinatus v. rubra Easy flowering form 6.5 £2 : £3 White flowered, short bristly spines, more care with pulchellus v. sharpii watering required 6.5 £3 Small growing plants with dense spines, easily produced reichenbachii large pink flowers 6.5 £4 Easy flowering plants from a population with many flower rosei (Oro Grande form) colours 8.5 £4 From south of Samalayuca Mexico. Glassy white spines, stramineus JLH950764 robust stems 10.5 £5 Northern form, cluster forming plants. Quite hardy, triglochidiatus JLH950825 spines typical of triglochidiatus 10.5 £5 Totally spineless form! Much kinder on the fingers when triglochidiatus inermis re-potting! 8.5 £5 Short pectinate spines on a tap rooted body. Pink flowers weinbergii from the sides of the plant 8.5 £4 Small, globular plants with thin ribs and bi-coloured ECHINOFOSSULOCACTUS flowers Pot Size Price Long, thin papery spines with pink/white flowers – lloydii flowering April/May 6.5 £2 Many thin ribs, thin spines, just flowering size – phyllacanthus JLH950745 flesh/white coloured flowers 6.5 £2 ECHINOPSIS See Lobivia EPITHELANTHA Mostly miniatures with pink flowers & red fruits Pot Size Price From near Mud Mountain, New Mexico. Coarse white micromeris spines, pink flowers 6.5 £3 Small to large growing "Barrel Cacti" from Mexico & SW FEROCACTUS USA Pot Size Price Nice blue-bodied plants with vibrant red spines – grows emoryi large 6.5 £2 Bold red spines, dark green, plant body. Can grow to gracilis around football size 10.5 £5 Large growing plant, strong re-curved brown spines, herrerae yellow flowers 8.5 £4 Flat growing, broad yellow spines. Flowers pink/white, latispinus Some ex 16cm pots @ £10 8.5 £4 Flat growing plant with acute ribs. Flowering size plants macrodiscus ex 18cm pots @ £25 8.5 : 12.5 £4 : £6.50 From Tecomachalco Mexico. Makes small heads and robustus clusters profusely 8.5 £4 Southern California & Baja. Produces green flowers while viridescens still small 6.5 £2 Relatively recent discovery from Mexico. Monotypic GEOHINTONIA Pot Size Price Blue/grey body, many acute ribs, tiny white spines, mexicana purple flowers. On own roots 6.5 £7.50 GYMNOCACTUS Closely allied to Turbinicarpus but generally more spiny Pot Size Price Small plants, dense black & white spines, large beguinii purple/pink flowers 6.5 £4 Originally described as a Turbinicarpus, spination etc. booleanus (grafted) looks more like a Gymnocactus 6.5 Sold Out Globular, golden spines, growing to 10cm. Pink/white ysabellae flowers. Flowering sized plants 6.5 £4 GYMNOCALYCIUM South American group, mostly small flattened plants Pot Size Price Small flattened plants with blue/grey skin and yellow delaetii spines. Slow growing 6.5 £3 Strongly tuberculate , brown bodied plants with dark hamatum brown curved spines 8.5 £4 Purple/red bodies, white spines, pink flowers. A popular mihanovichii sort 6.5 £2 piltzorum P28 Flattened brown body with erect stiff spines 6.5 £2 Dwarf brown bodies, tiny spines, flesh-coloured flowers, ragonesii slow! 6.5 £3 Large rounded tubercles, long curved spines. Grows to saglione football size! 8.5 £4 HAMATOCACTUS Probably should be included with the Ferocactus group Pot Size Price Long red & white spines on a globular plant. From the Big hamatacanthus Bend area of Texas 8.5 £4 Small globular plants with pale yellow spines, yellow setispinus flowers. From Texas hill country 8.5 £4 Confuses many beginners with its un- – like LEUCHTENBERGIA appearance Pot Size Price Pink/blue “fingers” with long papery spines. Huge yellow principis flowers 8.5 : 12.5 £4 : £9.50 (inc. Chamaecereus) Mostly small growing cacti. Free LOBIVIA flowering & easy cultivation. Pot Size Price Small headed plant clustering with short, red/brown andalgala spines. Flowers at 2cm diameter 6.5 £3 bruchii Plants forming large "barrels" with bright yellow spines 8.5 £4 dobeana Clustering Echinopsis type, brick red flowers 6.5 £3 Typical Echinopsis in appearance – grown from habitat oxygona (Echinopsis) seed from Argentina 8.5 £4 Small dark green bodied clustering plants, flowering “Strawberries & Cream” easily – red/cream flowers 6.5 £3 Fat green bodies with large woolly areoles, flowers at subdenudata (Echinopsis) small size 6.5 : 10.5 £2 : £5 Possibly a Lobivia hybrid. Robust stems, different red sylvestrii hybrid #2 flower. Easy flowering! 6.5 £2 Stems start normal but then crest at the tips. Easy sylvestrii cristate flowering form 6.5 £2 The Czech. Society has published an interesting booklet on this group Pot Size Price Green body, white to cream coloured flowers. A few echinata diffusa larger plants are available 6.5 £4 Larger flowers, sometimes red. May be the same as L. w. friccii decipiens - small plants 6.5 £4 Clustering dark, blue green body, tiny spines on new jourdaniana growth - flower almost red 6.5 £6 The common peyote. Spineless “dumplings” with tufts of williamsii hairs. Pink flowers 6.5 £4 A densely clustering form with many small heads around williamsii caespitosa a larger, flowering sized one 6.5 £6 Miniature plants to large clustering sorts, generally free MAMMILLARIA flowering Pot Size Price Pretty, short white spined plants with dark pink flowers & albilananta lots of wool in the axils 8.5 Sold Out “Birds nest” form with long, thin yellow, bristly curved camptotricha spines 6.5 £2 Solitary globular plants that can reach football size. Pink candida & white spines, pink flowers 8.5 £4 White radial spines, yellow centrals. Plant globular while celsiana young 6.5 £2 Attractive short columnar plants, white radial, black elegans central spines. Deep red flowers 8.5 £4 Flat growing plants, white radial, black central spines. formosa Deep pink flowers 6.5 £2 Slightly columnar plants covered with short yellow graesneriana spines 10.5 £5 hidalgensis var. inermis Unusual, pale green spineless plant, dark red flowers! 8.5 £4 Solitary, olive green stems with short brown pectinate huitzlipotchlii spines & tiny red flowers – Nice! 6.5 £4 The “Texas Golf Ball” – small solitary white globes with lasiacantha pink flowers 6.5 £4 Short white spined form, many deep pink flowers. laui Starting to form clusters 8.5 £4 Contorted stems covered with fine white spines, magnifica cristate occasional hooked centrals 8.5 £4 Glossy dark green body, short spines. Will make large magnimamma clusters eventually 8.5 £3 marksiana Nice globular plants with bright yellow spines & flowers 8.5 £4 Taller growing plant, olive green body with pectinate matudae brown spines. 6.5 £2 Big dark red flowers. Short, glassy spines, large taproot. napina Flowering April/May 8.5 £6 Globular, clustering with age. Long white spines, yellow nejapensis flowers 8.5 £4 Eventually clustering, stems covered with stiff white parkinsonii spines 8.5 £4 (Solisia pectinata) Beautiful white spined plants on own pectinifera roots. Another “golf ball”! 6.5 Sold Out Tap rooted. Golden yellow spines, dark green body, scheideana yellow flowers 8.5 £4 Fine covering of hooked white spines. Large red flowers. senilis (Mammilopsis) Cold hardy 10.5 £5 From a M. magnifica sport, solitary central spines, red “Uno Pico” flowers 8.5 £4 Similar to a lasiacantha but with occasional strong viescensis straight central spine 6.5 £3 NEOPORTERIA AWC = Alan Craig; BH = Burke/Henshaw collection nos Pot Size Price From various locations, red/green bodied plants, short, chilensis stiff yellow spines. AWC seed 8.5 £4 Green bodied plants dense bristly straw/black spines. coimasensis AWC24, 553 Two locations 8.5 £4 Dark bodied plants, spines curving upwards. From near curvispina? BH01.01 Volcan, Chile 6.5 £3 Large tap roots, tiny, almost black body, small esmeraldana FK775 orange/brown spines 6.5 £2 Globular plants with long bristly, intertwined spines, gerocephala pink/white flowers 8.5 £4 Almost black body with short black spines. From above huascoensis BH69.03 Huasco 6.5 £3 Dense straw coloured spines becoming long with age. multicolor Pink/white flowers 10.5 £5 Interesting plants with large tap root, olive green body, napina tiny spines, large pale flowers 6.5 £4 napina v. spinosior Body more red, spines more prominent, otherwise quite AWC503 similar 6.5 £3 From various locations, glassy black to straw coloured nigrihorrida spines 8.5 £4 Almost black stems with short black spines – small, paucicostata BH53.01 pretty plants 6.5 £3 Plants from several different locations, mostly yellow subgibbosa spines 8.5 £4 Generally easy growing & flowering plants - good for NOTOCACTUS beginners Pot Size Price Blue-green body, thin ribs, white spines. Large yellow buiningii flowers. Slightly tender 8.5 £4 Similar to leninghausii but spination stiffer and not as claviceps dense, plants more globular 10.5 £5 Dark bodies, short stiff spination, plant globular with erinacea yellow flowers 6.5 £2 Popular yellow spined plant, flowers when about 15cm leninghausii high 8.5 £4 Novelty! Unusual white spined variant. Only offered by us leninghausii albispina once before 8.5 £4 Blue body, yellow spines, yellow flowers. Forms clusters magnificus with maturity 8.5 £4 Easily mistaken for submammulosus. Longer, more turececkianus papery spines, bigger flowers 10.5 £5 Short columnar plants with erect yellow spines on light werdemannianus green body 10.5 £5 OBREGONIA 4 year old plants on their own roots, shade loving Pot Size Price Rhomboid shaped grey green tubercles with short, straw denegrii coloured spines, tap rooted 6.5 £3 Globular shaped plants from Argentina, from miniatures PARODIA to barrel proportions! Pot Size Price Dark green body covered with orange/yellow spines. Big auriecentra plants – check postage! 20 £25 PELECYPHORA 10 year old plants on their own roots, very slow growing Pot Size Price Hatchet shaped tubercles + tiny grey spines, big tap asseliformis roots! 6.5 £7.50 PYGMAECEREUS Short clustering plants - attractive Pot Size Price akersii Dark bodies + tiny grey spines, nocturnal white flowers! 6.5 £3 South American globular plants – some to barrel cactus PYRRHOCACTUS proportions Pot Size Price (Eriosyce) very slow growing plants with red spines. bulbocalyx From Argentina. 5yrs old. 6.5 £4 (Eriosyce) grafted on short stocks. Makes fiercely spined ceratistes v. ihotskyana globes up to football size 8.5 £6 REBUTIA including Small clustering plants, free flowering & easy cultivation. Aylostera. More unlisted –ask! Pot Size Price Olive green body / straw coloured pectinate spines. breviflora (sulcorebutia) Forms clusters 3cm dia. heads 6.5 £2 fabrisii v. aurieflora Tiny clustering heads, fine white spines, yellow flowers 8.5 £4 Tiny clustering heads, longer white spines, orange fabrisii v. nana flowers 8.5 £4 heliosa v. condorensis RH283 Coarser spination - attractive plants. Free flowering 8.5 £4 heliosa RH259 Pale green body, longer, untidy silvery spines 8.5 £4 Light green bodies with straw coloured spines. Nice pink perplexa flowers. 6.5 £2 Similar to fabrisii but spines shorter and stiffer, heads pulvinosa larger 8.5 £4 Similar to perplexa but larger bodies & more untidy wrightiana spination. Orange flowers. 6.5 £2 From a collection we can offer a range or free-flowering Mixed hybrids hybrids 10.5 £5 As above – flowers include whites, pinks, orange and Mixed hybrids bicolours 12 £7.50 Mixed hybrids As above – contact us for specific flower colours 16 £9.50 Disk shaped plants inhabiting clay walled canyons in STROMBOCACTUS central Mexico Pot Size Price Plants from 3cm diameter upward. Our oldest were sown disciformis in 1989! 6.5 : 8.5 £3 to £10 SUBMATUCANA Mountain plants from South America Pot Size Price Long twisted spines on short clustering bodies. Red paucicostata flowers, alpine horn shape, 6.5 £2 Very similar in form to S. madisoniorum but with long Asterium twisted spines/red flowers. 6.5 £3 A wide ranging group from Texas to Queretaro in Central THELOCACTUS Mexico Pot Size Price Red and white flattened spines. Make huge pink flowers bicolor when 5-6cm. 6.5 : 8.5 £2 : £4 White spines on clustering plants. Flowers smaller than bicolor v. bolaensis the type 8.5 £4 Fine straw coloured spines on clustering, smaller plants bicolor v. flavidispina than the type 8.5 £4 Long twisted spines. Flowers larger than the type. bicolor v. schottii Beautiful form from Lajitas Texas. 6.5 £3 Short twisted spines. Flowers larger than the type, petals bicolour v. potsii fold back over the plant. 6.5 £3 Olive green, prominently tubercled plants, long black and conothele white spines! Flowering sized plants. 8.5 £4 White radial spines with darker centrals. Flowers conothele v. aurantiacus orange/yellow – nice form! 8.5 £4 Columnar plant, looks a bit like Gymnocactus hastifer subterraneus! Queretaro, Mexico 6.5 £2 Flat grey bodies with big taproots. Satin white to pink hexaedrophorus flowers. 8.5 £4 Looks like a fat bicolour. Beautiful flowers when plants heterochromus reach 8cm diameter. 6.5 £3 Similar form to T. bicolor but spines brown & white. lausseri Flower pink/white 6.5 £3 Olive green body, large tubercles, deep purple/pink matudae flowers 6.5 : 8.5 £2 : £4 Covered in dense glassy white spines. Pink flowers – McDowellii beautiful plants 8.5 £4 Blue/grey body, long curved black/grey spines. Pink nidulans flowers. 8.5 £4 Blue/grey body, long curved black/brown spines. Pink rinconensis flowers. 8.5 £4 Widespread group from South America, some grow to TRICHOCEREUS tree like proportions Pot Size Price Large growing, matt green plants with yellow spines – atacamensis can grow to 5m high. 8.5 £4 chilensis AWC201 Slim columnar plants with stiff yellow spines. 12 £8.50 Starting as globular plants, becoming stout columns with terscheckii age. Fierce spines! 8.5 £4 Miniature cacti from central/northern Mexico mostly TURBINICARPUS found growing among rocks Pot Size Price Dark green, stout tubercles with upright spines. Purple alonsoi red flowers 6.5 £4 dickisoniae Tiny stems, white radials, black centrals, white flowers 6.5 £3 Chalky grey plant body, looks like a black spined jauernigii Lophophora! 6.5 £4 Green/grey plant body, twisted black spines – klinkerianus cream/yellow flowers. 6.5 £6 krainzianus Long bristly spines, similar to T. psedomacrochele 6.5 £4 Weird! Long thin stems on large taproot. Small yellow krainzianus v. minimus flowers 6.5 £4 Biggest growing of the Turbinicarpus group, also the lophophoroides easiest to kill! Pink flowers 6.5 £3 Interesting form, grafted on short stocks. Produces lophophoroides cristate normal pink flowers along crest. 8.5 £6 Small plants, curly dark spines, almost flat tubercles & macrochele big taproot 6.5 £4 polaskii Nice fat plants with corky spines, up to 3cm. diameter 6.5 £4 pseudomacrochele Flowers pink to white! Mature plants with large tap roots. 6.5 £4 pseudopectinatus Often mistaken for a Pelecyphora - was Normanbokea. 6.5 £4 Grafted – makes nice brain coral shapes and has normal pseudopectinatus cristate flowers along the crest. 8.5 £6 Small dark reddish/grey body, elongate tubercles, black swobodae incurved spines 6.5 £5 (Was Normanbokea) Flowers can be pink or white, spines valdezianus are quite plumose 6.5 £3 Due to the severe winter we are not able to offer our OTHER SUCCULENTS usual range of caudiciforms Crassulaceae family – succulent leaves from semi- ADROMISCHUS caudiciform bases Pot Size Price Short spreading branches densely covered with mottled hemisphaericus red/green leaves, tuberous root 6.5 £2 Leaves with a wavy tip, fine root hairs between the cristatus leaves, clustering. 6.5 £3 From miniatures to giant plants, some are almost hardy AGAVE in the UK Pot Size Price Soft narrow leaves with pale centres, curling fibres at the colimana edges. From Colina Mexico 6.5 £3 Magnificent rosettes of narrow leaves with curling fibres leopoldii at the edges – attractive! 8.5 £5 From Parras, Mexico. Grey leaves with attractive teeth parrasana and imprinting on the leaves 16 £6 Compact form with long japanese name! Attractive parryi variegata white/yellow variegation. 8.5 £5 A filiferous type with white fibres at the dark green leaf schottii edges 10.5 £5 Will eventually form a hemisphere of thin stiff leaves up stricta to 1mtr diameter 8.5 £4 Lophantha type with highly variegated red/yellow/green univittata quadricolour leaves - FEW! 8.5 Sold Out Narrow grey leaves with a long terminal spine. Cold but utahensis not damp tolerant! 8.5 £4 Stiff dark green leaves with white markings, justifiably victoria regina popular. Large – check postage! 25 £20 We are propagating many choice Aloe hybrids, some ALOE from our own crossings Pot Size Price “Bedford‟s Beau” (P UK hybrid using A. deltoideodenta as parent. Vey pretty & Bedford) dwarf –easy flowering! 6.5 £4 Once common and quite popular. Now overshadowed by “Black Gem” the more recent hybrids. 8.5 £4 One of ours! Storm blue leaves covered with dense white “Blizzard” spots. VERY FEW! 6.5 £5 Nice brassy/bronze colour leaves – flowers at a small size “Brasshat” like many new hybrids. 6.5 £3 Not sure if this is actually variety contigua – broad leaves deltoideodonta with white spots. 8.5 £4 Pretty, dwarf Madagascar species with spotted triangular descoingsii leaves 6.5 £2 Second of our own hybrids using Lizard Lips – nice “Dos” (x Lizard lips) toothy/mottled leaves 6.5 £3 Hybrid of A. descoingsii. Leaves are similar but larger “Hey Babe” ISI 89-36 and blue-grey. Red flowers 8.5 £4 An early California hybrid and justifiably popular – almost “Lizard Lips” always in flower! 6.5 £3 Dark green leaves with prominent black “teeth” at the leaf melanacantha edges. 8.5 £4 Dark red/black leaves, occasional white spots. Dwarf “Midnight” ISI 94-18 American hybrid. Free flowering 6.5 £3 UK hybrid, offspring of above. Stunning almost black “Midnight exchange” leaves with white teeth 6.5 £3 “Midnight Feast” Another offspring of above. Pretty dark leaves with (P.Bedford) numerous white dashes 6.5 £3 Thin, upward pointing bronze coloured leaves in parallelifolia opposing pairs 6.5 £3 Attractive toothless blue leaves in a fan shape. Flowers at plicitilis about 25cm high 6.5 £4 rauhii x somaliense Broader leaves than A. rauhii & attractively marked. 6.5 £3 Extremely white leaved hybrid. Slightly tender, clustering “Snowflake” with age. Free flowering 6.5 £3 Our sixth cross with Lizard Lips. Olive green leaves with “Seis” (x Lizard Lips) longitudinal white dots 6.5 £4 Another of ours! Rauhii like leaves covered with dense “Whiteout” white dots. VERY FEW! 6.5 £5 Portulaceae family – small plants with slightly tuberous ANACAMPSEROS roots Pot Size Price Green to brownish leaves with bristly hairs from the telaphiastrum bases, stems to 5cm. Pink flowers 6.5 £2 BEAUCARNEA Agavaceae. The “Pony Tail” palm Pot Size Price Thin leaves up to 60cm long from a rounded woody guatamalensis caudex. Flower at about 1.5m high 10.5 £5 CALIBANUS The leaves of this plant are used for thatching in Mexico! Pot Size Price Thin, sharp edged leaves from a corky caudex. From our hookeri own seed! 8.5 £4 We specialise in the large-headed, brightly coloured ECHEVERIA hybrids Pot Size Price Pale blue/green leaves with crinkled red edges. Grows to “Berkley Wright” 25cm diameter. FEW 8.5 Sold Out Smaller growing. Short blue spoon shaped leaves with “Blue Curls” wavy pink edges. 8.5 £5 Spoon shaped deep red leaves with wavy edges. One of “Bittersweet” the nicer ones! 8.5 £6 Purple/pink leaves with almost white crinkly edges. Can “Carnival” grow to a good size. 8.5 £5 Weird! Carunculated, blue leaves that recurve along the “Culibra” edges almost making a tube! 8.5 £5 “Mahogany Rose” Bronze red leaves with crisp wavy edges. Nice! FEW 8.5 Sold Out Rounded spoon shaped leaves, purple red with a metallic “Mary Dianne” sheen. Smooth leaf edges. 8.5 £5 Deep purple red leaves with extremely wavy edges, which “Moon Goddess” are a deeper red colour. 8.5 £5 Pale yellow/green rounded leaves with a red edge. Grows palida to 20cm diameter. 8.5 £5 Nice duck egg blue leaves with a smooth red margin. Can “Scott Haselton” (gigantea) grow to 25cm diameter. 8.5 £6 Euphorbiacae family. Very large, varied group, some EUPHORBIA caudiciform Pot Size Price Short, shrubby stems, pale green with red spines & aeruginosa edges 6.5 £4 baiosensis ISI1202 Nice blue grey stems covered with tiny black thorns. 8.5 £4 Tuber forming with radiating arms, dark green leaves. cap-saint-mariensis Prefers a shady position. 6.5 £8.50 Type species. Likes warmth & shade, wavy red/green decaryi v. decaryi leaves 6.5 £3 esculenta Medusae type with fat, radiating arms. Nicer than inermis! 8.5 £4 Crown of thorns type plant with thin grassy leaves and gottleibei multitude of red flowers 6.5 £8.50 Blue 4/5 angled stems with red thorns. Flowers produced greenwayii at the tips 6.5 £3 Shorter stems than the type, clustering easily. Blue horrida striata stems, red thorns 6.5 £2 Variegated forms in reds, greens and whites, Grafted on lactea cristate E. triangularis stocks. 8.5 £4.50 Similar to E. obesa but ribs more pronounced and flower meloformis stems retained like spines. 6.5 £2 Fat, finger like stems, attractive leaves at the tips. Ready millotii Flowers in clusters under the leaves. 6.5 August Short columnar plants, dark green, white spine pairs. officinarum From Morocco 8.5 £3 We have just a few plants parasitized with Viscum polygona + mistletoe minutum – really weird! 8.5 Sold Out Light green coloured tuberculate stems with thick thorns schoeniandii at the tips. 6.5 £3 Liliaceae family. We have tried to select the smaller GASTERIA growing forms for our list Pot Size Price armstrongii Fat, dark green, tongue shaped leaves. Not large growing 6.5 £3 brachyphylla variegata Pretty grey green leaves with faint white stripes. 6.5 £3 Strong yellow/white longitudinal variegation on dark ernst-ruschii variegata green leaves. 6.5 £3 glomerata EVJ 1054 A dwarf growing plant with pale green smooth leaves 6.5 £3 Thin glossy leaves, can become silvery, covered with huttoniae white spots 6.5 £3 "Little Warty" Attractive striped, spotted and warty leaves 6.5 £3 minima Short stubby leaves, glossy dark green with white spots 6.5 £2 Bright yellow/white variegation on dark green leaves. obtusifolia variegata Medium growing plants 6.5 : 12 £3 : £4.50 schwickerdtiana Glassy grey/green leaves. Small growing plants 6.5 £2 Smooth grey leaved hybrid with some darker markings. “Smokey” Remains small 6.5 £2 Intergeneric hybrid. Stout green/silver leaves with xGastrolea “Green Ice” attractive markings 6.5 £4 Another intergeneric hybrid. Flattened rosettes of silver xGastrolea “Wonder” leaves, nice! 6.5 £3 Liliaceae family. Small rosette forming plants, some with HAWORTHIA attractive “windows” Pot Size Price congesta Pale green, rigid leaves, clustering 6.5 £3 Succulent triangular leaves, glossy window topped with comptoniana attractive markings FEW 10.5 £6.50 Soft, round topped leaves, almost translucent, makes cooperifa truncata heads up to 10cm diameter. 6.5 £2 Almost rounded leaves with short crystalline tip. Nice floribunda clumps. 10.5 £5 Dark olive green, ridged leaves, attractive markings. limifolia Forms clusters from stolons 8.5 £5 limifolia v. umbomboensis Plain smooth leaves which go pinkish red in the sun 6.5 £3 longiana Dark green elongated leaves. Slowly clustering. 6.5 £3 Much sought after plant, leaves like truncated fingers maughanii with flat tops 6.5 £4 mirabilis v. calcarea Blue green leaves, tapering to short point 8.5 £4 Nice striated and granulated leaf form. Goes pink in good pygmea light 6.5 : 10 £3 : £6 Upright glossy, smooth, bright green leaves tinted with starkiana red 8.5 £5 truncata Freely clustering form, nice markings. Good sized plants 6.5 £3 venosa fm. Short triangular leaves, translucent „windows‟ in the tops. 6.5 £3 Nice plants with features of maughnii and truncate. x maughnii Propagated from variegated plants. 8.5 £5 Asclepidaceae family from Africa – thought to be an HOODIA appetite suppressant! Pot Size Price gordonii Spiny blue stems, smelly tubular brown flowers! 8.5 £4 Euphorbia family from Africa, some with subterranean MONADENIUM tubers Pot Size Price Narrow tuberculate stems with small green leaves & schubei typical Monadenium flowers 8.5 £4.50 Species plants from Africa, some with subterranium PELARGONIUM tubers Pot Size Price Narrow, angular stems with small brightly coloured tetragorum leaves in the axils. 6.5 £4 More robust growing, should form a caudex like stem acetosum with age. 6.5 £4 PLECTRANTHUS Nettle family, very decorative plants Pot Size Price Leaf backs and stems purple, leaf tops silvery. Attractive oertendahlii small shrubby plants. 6.5 £4 Asclepidaceae (Stapelia) family, thin stemmed branching STULTITIA plants Pot Size Price Purple, narrow creeping stems, darker markings. Small hardyi smelly flowers! 6.5 £3

Notes for customers purchasing plants by mail order: Plants are sent bare root and need to be potted in a well-drained compost such as John Innes no. 2 or a General Purpose potting compost. If possible add a little coarse grit and coarse sand to improve the drainage. Do not over pot, too large a plant pot will stagnate growth. Newly repotted plants should NOT be watered for about a week after potting. This is to allow any damaged roots time to heal before watering starts and is contrary to the treatment for normal houseplants. Plants should be fed at every watering with a ½ strength liquid feed such as Chempak Cactus Feed, Chempak No. 8, Phostrogen or Miracle Grow. For Cacti, water should be withheld over winter, for Succulent plants it should be reduced. Good luck with your plants!