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Captivating Cactus and Striking Succulents – 60 in a series – Opuntia from The Cactaceae. v.1. (1919) from The Cactaceae. v.1. Washington, Carnegie Institution of Washington,1919-1923. Buy copies of this Continue Reading
5 of Monty Don’s favourite succulents and top tips on how to grow them via Gardening, etc Now’s the right time to find out how to grow succulents. The trend for Continue Reading
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Agave americana ‘Variegata’ A lovely specimen found along our walk today. Follow A Gardener’s Notebook On Instagram From my Instagram Feed Related posts: Succulent Stump Cactus – Los Angeles Cactus Continue Reading
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Captivating Cactus and Striking Succulents – 56 in a series – Nopalea from The Cactaceae (1919) from The Cactaceae. v.1. Washington, Carnegie Institution of Washington,1919-1923. Buy copies of this print Continue Reading
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Check out this prince😍😮😲It’s the wheel cactus or Opuntia robusta.It thrives in full, sandy soils, minimal water and lots of neglect – no, seriously, you literally plant them in a Continue Reading