Yucca linearifolia Clary
October 1, 2020 7:37 pm Comments Off on Yucca linearifolia ClaryYuccas have been popular garden plants since Victorian times for their bold form and ease of culture but the last... View Article
Artist, retired ecologist, growing a variety of C & S including National Collection of Aylostera, Rebutia & Weingartia, including Sulcorebutia in the North-east of Britain.
Yuccas have been popular garden plants since Victorian times for their bold form and ease of culture but the last... View Article
Uebelmannia pectinifera is a real Brazilian beauty with skin like mauve sandpaper that is set off to perfection by its... View Article
Aloe jacksonii was named in 1955 by Gilbert W. Reynolds for Major T.H.E. Jackson, who discovered it at El Kerré... View Article
Columnar cacti add height and variation to a collection. Their appearance is diverse, some have dense spination of various colours... View Article
About the genus Agave occur naturally in the New World, principally in Mexico, but as far north as Utah, in... View Article
About the genus Haworthia is a large family of dwarf leaf succulents found in the winter-rainfall areas of southern and... View Article
About the genus Plants from the genus Echinopsis have long been known to hybridise readily with others from the same... View Article
(Lemaire) Britton & Rose My choice for this month is one of the most frequently seen species of the very... View Article
About the genus The first Mammillaria was described in 1753 and today there are more than 200 accepted species. Over... View Article
About the genus The genus Gasteria was erected by Duval in 1809 to encompass plants from the genus Aloe which... View Article
Schoenland (1910) Haworthia truncata is a stemless proliferous species with abruptly truncated and square leaf tips, the leaves being arranged... View Article
About the genus Gymnocalycium are mainly found in Argentina with a few species in Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay and Brazil. The... View Article