I just got an incredibly well packaged box of very healthy plants.
Everything was labeled and packed so nothing could get damaged.
I will be looking forward to when you update your list in the spring.

Thanks for the great plants and super fast shipping.
Gil in Smyrna, TN

I recently drove from Las Vegas to Ft Mohave. We are designing a cath lab addition to a hospital there. I didn't have time to stop along the way and like wise didn't have time to take one of the couple of marked overland trails but did take lots of blurry pics along the way. I noticed lots of joshua...

Daiv,
What do you think about adding a pests and diseases photo reference section once the species photos are complete?

First of all, for everyone who I was working trades with last October/November...I still have all of the trade plants available. Sometimes for me work gets in the way of the fun stuff and for the last 5 months work had literally been round the clock. I have found that since October the only time I h...

Pachy lamerei shows up in middle TN each year in late fall. They are in the last batch of box store plants, usually in 2" or 3" pots and are about 6" to 8" inches tall. They are tagged simply as succulent. I have never seen any E. cylindrifolia or decaryi in any store in and arou...

Only fools will buy them...and as for ebay, I have officially deleted my ebay account along with my paypal account. I'm very tired of shill ebay sellers, misslabeled plants. Plants that look lush and healthy in the add only to arrive rootless and barely alive. I've decided to stick to the tried and ...

I'm in Ennis now and there isn't squat here, for plants that is...

My G carinata var. verrucosa looks like your elongate plant. However I am not at all convinced that mine is not actually a hybrid. This seasons growth on mine is much more compact than the growth it had when I bought it. I'm wondering if the difference is the amount of heat and light it got this sea...

8 is Copiapoa...I think humilis

For #4...try Notocactus/Parodia mammulosa or Notocactus/Parodia turecekiana. Very similar but different central spines.

Try E. horrida var. striata...

You can also page through the thousands of photos at http://www.euphorbia.de but it takes forever.

Why didn't I think of that? My wife is the google queen. I think she searches google when she gets bored.

Okay guys...I'm in Ennis, TX this coming Wednesday afternoon and all day Thursday. Driving from Dallas Wednesday afternoon to Ennis. Is there anywhere close by that I can shop for plants?

3 is uber cool!!

Careful...Hoya are contagious
all it takes is the first blooming under your care and you'll want every one you can find.