Here's a few shot of Echinocereus arizonicus on Kitts Peak, at about 6000 feet. Martin

Here's a few E. triglochidatus blooms. Martin

First of all what time is your presentation Peter? (I will be there!) That's a tough one for me, as of right now I have over 300 in my gardens, and its also my favorite cacti. But if I had to pick one it would have to be the e. triglochidiatus family, do to all of the variations, and echinocereus ni...

Echinopsis / Trichocereus. Thank you for the nice comments. Martin

Check out this large bloom. Martin

Thanks for the nice reply's everybody. Mark that echinocereus is, e. xlloydii, good spot. Martin

Oh I know, we are having a big discussion about it right know on one of my other sites. Martin

That might actually be a hybrid as well Mark, out of the 300 echinocereus I have, a lot of them are hybrids. Martin

There you go Sue

Here's a few bloom shots. Martin

Here's a few nice Echinocereus engelmannii var. nicholii from my last Hunt. Martin

Nothing you guys haven't seen before, still nice blooms. Martin

Check out all the new growth and colors of my Trichocereus - Hybrids, All do to the rain we have had in the Tucson area the last few days. Take Care , Martin

About 80 percent of them. Those Agave univittata, or Splendidas, or what ever there call them that you and I have, those guys have way to many pups, if I did not thin them out they would take over my gardens. Martin

Oh, I will probably just give them to friends and cactus people or maybe do some trading, I don't have room for 100 more Agave's. Martin