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Species	Description	Pot Size	Price
ARIOCARPUS	"Living Rock" plants - slow growing & much sought after	cm	GBP
agavoides (Neogomesia)	Narrow dark green tubercles. Flowering size plants now more than 10 years old	6.5	£5
fissuratus	Thick dark green tubercles, develops woolly centre with age. 10 years old	6.5	£4
fissuratus	Grafted on short stocks – starting to become woolly so will flower shortly	8.5	£7.50
kotschoubeyanus	Rosette shaped plants, small triangular tubercles – 8 year old plants about 1.5cm dia.	6.5	£4
kots. elephantidens	Rosette form plants, small triangular tubercles - flowering size, about 3cm.dia.	6.5	£15.00
retusus & retusus SB68	Nice forms of A. retusus, some from Mesa garden seed - 10 year old plants	6.5	£5
trigonus	Olive green tubercles, sharply pointed at the tips, large yellow flowers, 9 years old	6.5	£5
trigonus fa. Aramberri	Similar to the type but with red/pink flowers – thought to be a retusus form by some	6.5	£5
trigonus fa. Aramberri	Grafted on short stocks – variable tubercle length sizes	6.5	£7.50
ASTROPHYTUM	Interesting plants, most are covered with white "spots"	Pot Size	Price
asterias	Body flat to dome shaped. Yellow flowers, red centre. Large plants - FEW	16	£25
capricorne	Long twisted black spines, pale green spotted body. Flowering size	12	£7.50
capricorne v. crassispinum	Almost bare body, much thicker, stronger spines. Very nice form	6.5	£3
myriostigma	Flowering size, “Bishops Cap” Larger plants available ex 14cm pots from £17.50	6.5	£2
myriostigma nudans	The plain green form without white spots. Large columnar plants, flowering May	14	£17.50
myriostigma v. coahuillense	Dense white coating. Flowering size plants, flowers yellow with a red centre	6.5	£3
myriostigma fa.”onzuka”	4 or 5 ribs, densely white flecked plants with interesting markings. Some grafted @ £6	6.5	£6
myrio. v. quadricostata	Square plants for square pots! 4 ribbed plants, flowering size	6.5 : 8.5	£2 : £3
myrio. v. “tricostata”	White spotted, 3 ribbed plants, unusual. Grafted	6.5	£6
quadricostata v. nutans	Glossy green 4 ribbed plants, no white spots – unusual form	6.5	£3
ornatum	Nice white spotted form with strong brown/yellow spines. Various sizes available	6.5 =>10.5	£2 => £6.50
BLOSSFELDIA	Reputed to be the smallest of all cacti – from northern Argentina	Pot Size	Price
pedicillata (grafted)	Tiny, almost spineless clustering heads – yellow flowers. On short stocks	8.5	£6
COPIAPOA	We are pleased to offer plants grown from seed obtained on our 2006 trip to Chile	Pot Size	Price
atacamensis	From Botija, about 500m from the ocean. Grey stems cluster with age - FEW	6.5	Sold
barquitensis	Non-habitat seed. Red bodied plants when young, straight black spines	8.5	£4
bridgesii Lau829	Green bodied, clustering with age. Long brown spines & yellow flowers	8.5	Sold
cinerascens BH64.01	Smaller, clustering olive green coloured bodies	6.5	Sold
cinerea BH57.01 & BH58.01	Most sought after form. Develops grey body with short black spines	6.5	£4
columnar alba BH62.01	Makes white columns with solitary spine from each areole	6.5	£4
dealbata BH68.01	Stems become chalky white with black marks at the rib edges, long black spines - FEW	6.5	£4
fiedleriana BH69.01	Olive green/red bodied plants, short spines, compact clustering growth - FEW	6.5	£4
grandiflora BH62.02	Green body becoming grey with age. Short spines & larger flowers	6.5	£4
haseltoniana	Non-habitat seed. Gold body when young, becomes chalky with age. Yellow spines	8.5	£4
haseltoniana BH52.01	Olive green bodies when young, becoming chalky with age. “gigantea” form	6.5	£4
hypogea “lizard skin”	Cultivated form, olive green/brown body with wrinkled skin, yellow flowers	6.5	£4
megarhiza BH65.01	Dark body on young plant, becomes grey green with age, small heads tap rooted FEW!	6.5	Sold
rupestris BH59.01	Small growing plant, tap rooted. Body red while young	6.5	£4
tenebrosa BH55.01	A giant up to 1mtr tall, Cinerea like & clustering. From the 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
bisbeeana (Escobaria)	Globular plants untidy pink coloured spines, Cochise Co. Arizona	6.5	£3
cornifera	Clustering plant from the Big Bend area of Texas	6.5	£3
elephantidens	Large flowers – nice big fat glossy green pants, lots of wool in axils	12.5	£12.50
nelliae (Escobaria)	Pretty clustering miniature, red & straw coloured spines, pink flowers	6.5	£2
sneedii (Escobaria)	Dwarf plants making clusters of many heads, dense white spines	6.5	£2
varicolor (Escobaria)	Small globular plants, tight spination, pale pink flowers	6.5	£2
vivipara (Escobaria)	Globular spiny plants, large pink flowers. Cold tolerant, the most hardy!	6.5	£2
DISCOCACTUS	Brazilian plants – unless grafted need ericaceous compost and high winter temps.	Pot Size	Price
boomianus (grafted)	Small headed form, clustering with short straw coloured spines	6.5	£4
ferricola (grafted)	A giant of the group, making bodies up to 30cm diameter – large white flowers	8.5	£7.50
horstii (grafted)	2cm diameter purple/black bodies – tiny black spines, various grafting stocks	6.5	£7.50
ECHINOCACTUS	Generally large growing species, a few smaller choice ones	Pot Size	Price
grusonii	Popular “Golden Barrel” - or more unkindly “Mother in Law’s seat”! From £4.50	10.5	£4.50
grusonii v. alba	Spines are a glassy white. Most of our plants are clusters. Various sizes from £4.50	10.5	£4.50
grusonii v. inermis	“brevispina” form, attractive short spines on the typical globular body	10.5	£6.50
ingens	The “giant” echinocactus, grows to over 1mtr in height in habitat	6.5	£2
texensis	Flat grey green body, straw coloured spines, pink flowers. Tender! size	6.5	£2
ECHINOCEREUS	Usually clustering, from miniatures to large clumps over 1m	Pot Size	Price
adustus	Pretty black & white pectinate spined plants with large flowers. Flowering sized	8.5	£3
amoenus JLH950741	Short, tap rooted plants with large pink flowers. From wet grassy meadows!	6.5	£3
brandegei	Multi-stemmed plants with white & black dagger like spines. Just clustering	6.5	Sold
engelmannii JLH950812	A northern form with black & white spines, cold tolerant	6.5	£2
enneacanthus SB106	Clustering with age, untidy straw coloured spines & eventually huge flowers	6.5	£2
fasciculatus	Form of E. engelmanii from central Arizona, golden spines	6.5	£2
fendleri var. eremeticus	Form with brown/white spines. Not a lot different to normal form!	6.5	£2
fitchii	Short columnar plants with dense white/grey spines, easy flowering large pink flowers	8.5	£3
fitchii v. albertii	Similar to above, but much darker spines, easy flowering large pink flowers	8.5	£3
gentryi Lau 087	“Cucumber” - like stems, tiny spines, flowering size plants	10.5	£4.50
knippelianus v. krugeri	Fat green body, soft bristly spines, flesh-coloured flowers from the plant centre	6.5	£3
knippelianus v. reyesii	Fat bodies, stiffer spines. Larger, deep pink flowers from the centre of the plant	6.5	£3
morricallii	A spineless E. scheerii type. Flowers low down on the sides of the pale green stems	6.5	£2
pectinatus v. rubra	Stunning red spines on our larger flowering sized plants. Easy flowering form	6.5	£2 : £3
pulchellus v. sharpii	White flowered, short bristly spines, more care with watering required	6.5	£3
reichenbachii v. albispinus	Small growing plants with dense white spines, easily produced large pink flowers	6.5	£2
rosei (Oro Grande form)	Easy flowering plants from a population with many flower colours	8.5	£3
stramineus JLH950764	From south of Samalayuca Mexico. Glassy white spines, robust stems	10.5	£4.50
triglochidiatus JLH950825	Northern form, cluster forming plants. Quite hardy, spines typical of triglochidiatus	10.5	£4.50
triglochidiatus inermis	Totally spineless form! Much kinder on the fingers when re-potting!	8.5	£4.50
weinbergii	Short pectinate spines on a tap rooted body. Pink flowers from the sides of the plant	8.5	£4
ECHINOFOSSULOCACTUS	Small, globular plants with thin ribs and bi-coloured flowers	Pot Size	Price
coptogonus	Few broad ribs, looks more like a Ferocactus! Dagger like spines. Pink/white flowers	6.5	£3
lloydii	Long, thin papery spines with pink/white flowers – flowering April/May	6.5	£2
phyllacanthus JLH950745	Many thin ribs, thin spines, just flowering size – flesh/white coloured flowers	6.5	£2
EPITHELANTHA	Mostly miniatures with pink flowers & red fruits	Pot Size	Price
micromeris	From near Mud Mountain, New Mexico. Coarse white spines, pink flowers	6.5	£3
FEROCACTUS	Small to large growing "Barrel Cacti" from Mexico & SW USA	Pot Size	Price
emoryi	Nice blue-bodied plants with vibrant red spines – grows large	6.5 : 12	£2 : £6.50
glaucescens v. inermis	Unusual clustering plants, 0 to 1 yellow spine on pale green body	16	Sold
gracilis	Bold red spines, dark green, plant body. Can grow to around football size	6.5 : 16	£2 : £15
herrerae	Large growing plant, strong re-curved brown spines, yellow flowers	10.5	£4.50
hystrix	Pale grey/green body, strong, long, red & white spines. Can grow to 1m high!	10.5	£4.50
latispinus	Flat growing, broad yellow spines. Flowers pink/white, plants ex 16cm pots @ £10	8.5 : 10	£3 : £6.50
macrodiscus	Flat growing plant with acute ribs. Flowering size plants ex 18cm pots @ £20	8.5 : 12.5	£3 : £6.50
robustus	From Tecomachalco Mexico. Makes small heads and clusters profusely	8.5	£3
schwarzii	Dark green body with short yellow spines & acute ribs. Flowering size plants @ £25	8.5	£3
viridescens	Southern California & Baja. Produces green flowers while still small	6.5 : 8.5	£2 : £3
GEOHINTONIA	Relatively recent discovery from Mexico. Monotypic genus	Pot Size	Price
mexicana	Blue/grey body, many acute ribs, tiny white spines, purple flowers. On own roots	6.5	£7.50
GYMNOCACTUS	Closely allied to Turbinicarpus but generally more spiny	Pot Size	Price
beguinii	Small plants, dense black & white spines, large purple/pink flowers	6.5	£4 & £5
booleanus (grafted)	Originally described as a Turbinicarpus, spination etc. looks more like a Gymnocactus	6.5	£5
subterraneus	Weird thin neck from tuberous root with normal body above. Pink flowers	6.5	£6
viereckii spec Lau 1159	Lots of dark pink flowers on small spiny plants. Easiest to grow!	6.5	£2
ysabellae	Globular, golden spines, growing to 10cm. Pink/white flowers. Flowering sized plants	6.5 : 8.5	£4 : £6.5
GYMNOCALYCIUM	South American group, mostly small flattened plants	Pot Size	Price
hamatum	Strongly tuberculate , brown bodied plants with dark brown curved spines	6.5	£2
megalothelos	Glossy green body with curly spines that remind you of Polynesian tattoos!	6.5	£3
mihanovichii	Purple/red bodies, white spines, pink flowers. A popular sort	6.5	£2
piltzorum P28	Flattened brown body with erect stiff spines	6.5	£2
ragonesii	Dwarf brown bodies, tiny spines, flesh-coloured flowers, slow!	6.5	£3
saglione	Large rounded tubercles, long curved spines. Grows to football size!	6.5	£2
HAMATOCACTUS	Probably should be included with the Ferocactus group	Pot Size	Price
hamatacanthus	Long red & white spines on a globular plant. From the Big Bend area of Texas	8.5	£3
setispinus	Small globular plants with pale yellow spines, yellow flowers. From Texas hill country	6.5	£2
LEUCHTENBERGIA	Confuses many beginners with its un-cactus – like appearance	Pot Size	Price
principis	Pink/blue “fingers” with long papery spines. Huge yellow flowers	8.5 : 12.5	£4 : £6.50
LOBIVIA	(inc. Chamaecereus) Mostly small growing cacti. Free flowering & easy cultivation.	Pot Size	Price
bruchii	Plants forming large "barrels" with bright yellow spines	6.5	£2
dobeana	Clustering Echinopsis type, brick red flowers	6.5	£2
“Moonglow” (Echinopsis)	Pale green body, short spines, nice cream coloured flower	6.5	Sold
sylvestrii cristate	Stems start normal but then crest at the tips. Easy flowering form	6.5 : 8.5	£2 : £3
sylvestrii hybrid #2	Possibly a Lobivia hybrid. Robust stems, different red flower. Easy flowering!	6.5	£2
subnudans (Echinopsis)	Fat green bodies with large woolly areoles, flowers at small size	6.5 : 10.5	£2 : £4
LOPHOPHORA	The Czech. Society has published an interesting booklet on this group	Pot Size	Price
echinata diffusa	Green body, white to cream coloured flowers. A few larger plants are available	6.5	£4
friccii	Larger flowers, sometimes red. May be the same as L. w. decipiens - small plants	6.5	£4
jourdaniana	Clustering dark, blue green body, tiny spines on new growth - flower almost red	6.5	£6
williamsii	The common peyote. Spineless “dumplings” with tufts of hairs. Pink flowers	6.5	£4
williamsii caespitosa	A densely clustering form with many small heads around a larger, flowering sized one	6.5	£6
MAMMILLARIA	Miniature plants to large clustering sorts, generally free flowering	Pot Size	Price
albilananta	Pretty, short white spined plants with dark pink flowers & lots of wool in the axils	8.5	£4
bocasana multilanata cv.	Cristate stems with lots of white wool and hooked red spines. Pale yellow flowers	8.5	£4
camptotricha	“Birds nest” form with long, thin yellow, bristly curved spines	6.5	£2
camptotricha var.	Very attractive "Mme. Marnier" form with short, yellow, strongly curved spines	6.5	£2
candida	Solitary globular plants that can reach football size. Pink & white spines, pink flowers	10.5	£4.50
celsiana	White radial spines, yellow centrals. Plant globular while young	6.5	£2
duweii	Pubescent white spines on small clustering bodies. Bright yellow flowers	8.5	£3
elegans	Attractive short columnar plants, white radial, black central spines. Deep red flowers	8.5	£3
graesneriana	Slightly columnar plants covered with short yellow spines	10.5	£5
hahniana	Similar to celsiana but with more/less hairs from the axils. Good beginner plant	6.5	£2
hidalgensis var. inermis	Unusual, pale green spineless plant, dark red flowers!	8.5	£3
huitzlipotchlii	Solitary, olive green stems with short brown pectinate spines & tiny red flowers – Nice!	6.5	£4
lasiacantha	The “Texas Golf Ball” – small solitary white globes with pink flowers	6.5	£4
laui	Short, white spined form, many deep pink flowers. Starting to form clusters	8.5	£3
magnifica cristate	Contorted stems covered with fine white spines, occasional hooked centrals	12	£7.50
magnimamma	Glossy dark green body, short spines. Will make large clusters eventually	8.5	£3
marksiana	Nice globular plants with bright yellow spines & flowers	6.5 : 8.5	£2 : £3
matudae	Taller growing plant, olive green body with pectinate brown spines.	6.5 : 8.5	£2 : £3
matudae cristate	Fat contorted stems, attractive spines, ex 12cm bowls	12	£7.50
napina	Big dark red flowers. Short, glassy spines, large taproot. Flowering April/May	8.5	£5
nejapensis	Globular, clustering with age. Long white spines, yellow flowers	10.5	£4
parkinsonii	Eventually clustering, stems covered with stiff white spines	6.5	£2
pectinifera	(Solisia pectinata) Beautiful white spined plants on own roots. Another “golf ball”!	6.5	£4
perez de la rosa	Pretty, pink flowered plants. White radial spines, hooked black centrals	6.5	£3
plumosa	Clusters of stems covered in dense soft white spines, white flowers	8.5	£3
sanchez mejoradae	Tiny heads covered with plumose white spines, pinl flowers. Grafted	6.5	£4
scheideana	Tap rooted. Golden yellow spines, dark green body, yellow flowers	8.5	£3
schwarzii	Fine, glassy white spines covering small clustering heads. Tiny yellow flowers	12	Sold
senilis (Mammilopsis)	Fine covering of hooked white spines. Large red flowers. Cold hardy	8.5	£4
“Uno Pico”	From a M. magnifica sport, solitary central spines, red flowers	6.5	£2
viescensis	Similar to a lasiacantha but with occasional strong straight central spine