Pictures and albums about Cactus published in home & garden
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Albums about cactus
published by coyote1022
Misc. shots of my activities outdoors in Arizona
published by ericvce
cactus
cactustuin
guinate
tropical park
tropical park
published by ericvce
de botanische tuin
published by ericvce
published by fhilge
Cactusfoto's
published by fhilge
published by Gopherusflavomarginatus
published by 98harleygirl
published by greg_val
Testing Digital on flowers
published by bibci
cactus & seedlings.
Habitat: Milano (ITALY)
published by timmaz6
June 8/9 2004
published by roby270545
Des photos de ma colection de cactus et plantes grasses!
published by bibci
cactus & seedlings.
Habitat: Milano (ITALY)
published by bibci
little experiences about seeds germination and/or propagation
published by biwsiw
This Cactus Flower only bloomed during ONE night by Full moon which made focusing difficult.I used a torch lamp,and then it even rained one night.This Album is dedicated to Lady Di (trueblvr).
published by naumank
Roses, Gerbera, Uforbia, Cactii and others...
published by aleskozar
published by tewbyfourgn5
The flowers are budding and blooming in my yard.
published by bjeta100
All kinds of flowers
published by momchilo2001
published by giblack
cacti
published by caid1026
I got different colors of plants, they are elegent and beautiful
published by kasey1029
Cactus are in bloom
published by lindacase
Photos from the Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix, AZ
published by smcgee22
published by mauricionobre
I have a little cactus at my house. Usually, it commons to born new flowers. Beuatiful, reddish, these flowers lives for 2 or 3 days then dies.
published by whipnme
Flowers from around the World
published by wmunn
pictures of our backyard garden, watch with us as it grows!
published by agrade_af
Uma coleção de cactos cultivada na Amazônia
published by suresh_krishna
Flowers and other plants found in the Kodaikanal Hills in South India
published by polina7100
published by kikabelata
published by TinaMW81
Cactus, Flowers, and other plants from Fredrick Meijer Gardens. 2007
published by goldpianogarden
published by mogeo
Epiphyllum flowers and other assorted photos
published by danie_esterhuyse
Queen of the Night - cactus flower
published by barnchaser
Flowers and plants found growing in the vicinity of El Paso, Texas and south central New Mexico Thanks to Dr. Wynn Anderson of the UTEP Centennial Museum for identifying the plants from my photos. Misspellings are strictly my fault! CG
published by barnchaser
Flowers and native plants of the Chihuahuan Desert in late spring
published by jdkamerman
published by tabathamax
some pics of my Christmas Cactus that was given to me
published by tabathamax
My Christmas cactus has bloomed again! Its a dual color plant both red and white.
published by matellot
published by roderichrabenfels
published by tewnut
published by BigDavespics
local green house in scotia ny kind enough to let me shoot
published by phuruaman
cactus blooming in Phurua
published by revsev62
Succulent plants / flowers / caudex / caudiciform / fat plants
published by desertplants
Wild And Free Cactus Plants:)
published by ppnescw
Cacti
published by desertplants
published by desertplants
published by desertplants
published by desertplants
published by epicollector
epiphyllum
published by pijaya
Cacti
published by pijaya
Other pictures
published by madhavcs_5
published by madhavcs_5
Various Flowers in my Garden
published by myst4321
published by thecactuslady
published by thelrose
Desert Flowers in bloom
published by thelrose
Butterfly exhibit and Cacti
published by car2dani
cactus flower
published by carlosmw
ethnobotany
published by favrav
April 1st trip to Moorten Botanical Gardens in Palm Springs, CA
published by rutharalee
Dorothy has beautiful things in her garden or yard.
published by beachcomber72
My images from 9-21-03 at Longwood Gardens
published by annaoldenhave
Although not a cactus lover, I enjoyed the powerful lines and angles. In Playa las Americanas there is a beautiful garden. It is in fact a minigolf in which Gaudian mosaics, fountains and priceless cacti are living apart together....
published by lewissh
published by paulhough
published by Ingurita
CACTUS CACTI CACTOS CACTUSSEN KAKTEEN
published by mustika108
Cactus,succulent
published by chuckb137
Indoor Cactus
published by shwalker51
Cactus
published by wcworkshop
Texas Prickly Pear Cactus Blooms
published by dugchuk
Some wonderful blooms from the spring of 2005
published by faith85743
things i see in my yard
published by actionandy
published by ferdibinici
cactus kaktus succulent cacti kakteen kaktüs bitki çiçek flower
published by ferdibinici
kaktus cactus kaktÃ?s succulent kakteen cacti
published by gypsyjanz
A few shots of my Magill backyard
published by emk1028
My known and unknown cactus
published by emk1028
published by emk1028
A Garden Center near Philly
published by mikeyfan100
published by chrstls
published by grma_of6
In my search for Birds to photograph I found a gorgeous clump of Prickly Pear in Bloom at Stumpy Lake Golf Course Entrance in Virginia Beach, Va. Unless indicated these are as they came out of the camera. I really want to know your honest opinion.
published by emk1028
These were packed in carry-on boxes for the flight home
published by zakmt
Some of the plants at my pad.
published by johnrobson_
Flower close up's, Cactus
published by johnrobson_
Flowers, Cactus, close up's
published by logi99
scenery&natural, flowers
published by ralftenbrink
Pictures from the different plants and cactus in our garden on the Costa Blanca
published by dragonglow
published by urugly
This succulent blooms at night between late July and August. It likes to grow like a vine clinging to anything it can latch onto.
published by cactusgege
A monotypic genus
published by cactusdan19
This where all my C & S are kept during the winter
published by cactusdan19
published by cactusdan19
This is where I put my plants during the summer
published by arpag0n
O parte din cactusii mei la sfarsitul lui decembrie 2003, tinuti fara sa hiberneze
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Also Samaipaticereus, cereus native of Bolivia, uncommon in culture
published by cactusdan19
I have stopped shipping for the winter. These are extra that I sell. You can contact me at dtrhoads@juno.com for prices and info. Thanks for looking. If interested in anything, contact me. Thank you.
published by cactusgege
the genus Matucana
published by cactusdan19
These are seeds started in 2005, different stages.
published by cactusgege
a monotypic genus from Argentina
published by cactusgege
Also included the old genus Arequipa
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
published by cactusdan19
published by cactusdan19
Close-ups for fun
published by cactusdan19
published by cactusgege
The divine cactus, peyolt
published by cactusgege
The genus Opuntia in which I include Cylindropuntia autroclindropuntia maihuenia miqueliopuntia Tephrocactus Puna
published by cactusdan19
Avonia, Anacampseros and related plants
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Pilosocereus in collection and in habitat
published by cactusgege
Were included in this album Espostoa Trixanthocereus Vatricania
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Turbinicarpus
published by cactusgege
A small genus with only 2 species
published by cactusgege
An endemic cuban cactus, only 2 species recognized, nudiflorus and perhaps undulosus. Rare in private collections. Mine are grafted on Opuntia bergeriana and support low temperatures
published by cactusgege
Many species of Copiapo of which from Monaco Exotic garden
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Globular cacti from Brazil. Flowers grow in the cephalium
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
small cereus of Brazil
published by cactusgege
a very large genus which inclides now Trichocereus Helianthocereus Lobivia etc
published by cactusgege
A monotypic genus very rare in culture
published by cactusgege
A genus with few members, depending of the authors, I've also included here an another rare genus Pseudoacanthocereus accounting for 2 species
published by lovejoy
Flowers & cactus at my house, at my neighbor's, and at my sister's home in Tennessee.
published by cactusgege
A monotypic genus, brazilian cereus with lateral cephalium
published by cactusgege
small brazilian cereus exhibiting latera cephalium where the flowers born, except the new Arrojadoa marylanae which reach 2 meters tall. Also is added the genus Pierrebraunia or Floribunda
published by cactusgege
in this album are included the old genus Neoporteria, Neochilenia Islaya Horridocactus, Pyrhocactus
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Sclerocactus Pediocactus Ancistrocactus
published by cactusgege
Many people appreciate natural deformations in cactaceae or succulents. Cristations or crested plants variegated plants have few or no chlorophyl, they need to be grafted.
published by cactusgege
Mexican genus with 2 species, without spine! Very nice. Also the genus Strombocactus.
published by cactusgege
published by cactusgege
Monotypic genus, Carnegia gigantea, vernacular name is Saguaro
published by cactusgege
My third trip to Brazil; we visit during 2 weeks a small part of the Bahia state with 4 days on the Salvador City and about 9 days in the marvellous Chiapada Diamantina with a view to look cacti, Bromeliads, Orchids
published by cactusdan19
Including Rebutia and Sulcorebutia
published by cactusdan19
Different Genus in the Opuntia family
published by 0nicco
Thorns and Flowers
published by lovermybird
Marina del Rey, Ca. flower's of all kind. enjoy the spring flower.
published by triquetra5100
Spring flowers of 2005
published by kellimays
just some flowers in the back yard and big beautiful flower pots, clay pots
published by hulyaelsanatlar
HULYA'S PHOTOS (CACTUS 1)
published by purkeypics
A variety of blooms of cactuses in Baja.
published by food_man82718
Wild Flowers from the hill by my house and other various places in South Dakota
published by kellimays
Happy Birthday Yair. I dedicate this album to you especially since it was created on your birthday. Sorry, I missed it, I hope it was a wonderfully fantastic one! hugs, Kelli
published by kellimays
The Cactus are from my neighbor Jerry's cactus plants in his front yard.
published by gscollard
Cacti and succulents
published by ashuprisha
published by neila237
Sundry close-ups of blooms, and general garden pictures
published by beamer7
published by scardo14
published by succulent_garden
published by scardo14
published by scardo14
published by vecca704
Cactus collectors weekend
published by vecca704
cacti & succulents
published by radnip
Night-blooming cereus. Fairy blossoms of the night. I love these flowers - they are wonderfully fragrant, beautifully complex with large flowers. The plants bloom pretty much once a month all through the warm months. They do better in shade/partial sun
published by kitt8
CACTUS
published by jrwilcox
Real Gardens For Real People Garden Tour Photos
published by mauretania1907
here is a few photos of cactus plants taken in the botanical gardens in christchurch new zealand
published by littlelisie
More pins, more needles, more plasters on my fingers...!
published by littlelisie
More...
published by littlelisie
published by littlelisie
Pics of my pins and needles.
published by littlelisie
published by littlelisie
Pics of my beachfront balcony garden where I used to live on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. My collection is mainly cacti and succulents.
published by littlelisie
Cacti and succulents from the Botanical Gardens
published by littlelisie
published by littlelisie
published by littlelisie
Annual Show at Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
published by axonic
My Small Cactus collection
published by schapendonk101
published by daniela2667
published by porselin13
We recently started a collection of beautiful plants and cacti. We are especially proud of our majestic palm.
published by w84me142
flowers from my garden
published by imstarstruck
published by elodieammann
published by billboge
Garden, Landscape and family
published by runefilip
published by moupie
published by hcarlson_71
Miscellaneous flower close-ups
published by baribal
published by butterfly_kisses2238
Blooming Cactus Flower. This is my grandmothers flower.
published by baribal
flowers of my garden, fleurs de mon jardin (France)
published by swennehenriet
The beautiful "lady of the night". Only flowering one single night, from about 10 pm until 5 am.........
published by swennehenriet
published by swennehenriet
All these cacti grow in our brazilian garden.
published by blackberry48
published by cuuc1
Dimage Z6
published by azphotobug1
Plants and Flowers
published by jdmep
published by aaamr
Cactus in bloom i
published by aniulis
Blooming cactus from my collection
published by aniulis
Echinipsis blooming from my cactus collection
published by aniulis
Cactus pictures from my collection
published by endzun
published by ivah01
published by kirkhanawa
Epiphyllum flowers are in bloom at one night only.
published by ear5678
Flowers and plants - cactus - close-ups
published by ykarelic4
published by acookiedude
published by buckn21
Old Man Cactus Nursery
published by kwasell
published by cleo85100
The tourist said:"Only a cactus freak can love this plant." But when this 'ugly' cactus blooms a wonder happens. This album is our reference to a true majesty the "Queen of the Night" and her short but beautiful Life.
published by lafranci
my plants
published by esperoaz
Mostly flowers I've taken in or around Sun City, Arizona
published by marjonnabar
published by NaytchaPics
Some photos of my cacti
published by esperoaz
I have moved to Sun City, Arizona and have moved all my plants. I belong to the Phoenix Desert Botanical Gardens, the Central Arizona Cactus and Succullent Society, the CSSA, The Arizona Native Plant Society, and the Mammillaria Society! As you can see, I
published by esperoaz
Mostly my potted cacti and succulents that I moved to our Sun City home. Also a bunch I've acquired since moving.
published by esperoaz
This 2007 album is a mixture of pictures mostly of my plants, but also pictures from our first Sun City house and from the newer house in Sun City house on Cedar Hill Circle.
published by swrkin
poinsettia display in Conservatory, Rochester, December 2007
published by bigwino
My cactus garden
published by jc2weho
Photos from Hollywood Dell in the Hollywood Hills
published by jc2weho
Marble Top Dressing
published by jc2weho
On a rainy day in the garden..
published by minkiewicz100
This are some foto of Euphorbia splendens cactus flower.
published by ysym
¿Quieres ayudarme a identificar plantas? Si sabes el nombre o difieres del que aparece... - Do you want to help me to identify plants? If you know the name or differ the one that appears... ysym_nena@hotmail.com
published by tucsondon1
Pictures of the colorful cactus flowers
published by blackcheff
Cactus, Suculants, plants,
published by balletstarr144
Interesting gardens and trails from the San Diego area
published by seraph58
Ariocarpus
published by kosmos86
Fotografie di Cactacee e Succulente piantate in aiuole in giardino quindi in piena terra e sotto tutte le intemperie possibili :-)
published by kosmos86
La collezione di cactacee e suculente in vaso nella veranda assolata
published by kinamuh
Flowers, Flowers and more
Flowers
published by margaridacsilva
A collection of photos from the bothanical garden of the Faculty of Scieces of Oporto University. (As usual, I have high resolution copies if someone may care)
published by kinamuh
Philadelphia Flower Show 2007-- Irish Theme
published by Jayramji
Two photos a week entertainment
published by kinamuh
Philadelphia Flower Show '04 Pictures
published by sodapop90
things that grow in Albuquerque
published by katulinka
published by shade4me
I recommend seeing this one as Slideshow. Click Slide show in the upper Right corner in Green Box
published by badognikki1
Flowers I like
published by pschhct
Foto di cactus vari
published by ntmaxpar
published by aniko142
ORQUIDS, CACTUS AND FLOWERS
published by gbonne93
My gardens in october 2005 in france near Paris
published by gbonne93
Garden in march 2005
published by gbonne93
published by gbonne93
published by mymindseye
We went to the greenhouse at Volunteer Park in Seattle on Capitol Hill. All the Orchids were is full bloom. Even the Cacti were starting to bloom. I used to go there when I was a small child and it brought back alot of warm memories. I hope you enjoy.
published by gbonne93
Flowers and new plantation
published by Leslie_Eloed
They bloom only for a day, and the bees feast on them all day long.
published by watch4finger
... in my back-yard collection. Most acquired since August 2004.
published by watch4finger
... in my back-yard collection. Most acquired since August 2004.
published by candeeline
From natural conservation areas and private gardens in Nevada
published by watch4finger
... in my back-yard collection. Most acquired since August 2004.
published by garry_platt
Cactus Garden - Sussex
published by georgiatuesday
Epiphyllum 2005
published by garry_platt
Cactus Garden
published by garry_platt
published by caudex333
Caudiciform Succulents
published by cacteo
published by k67saenz
Cactus flower in Wickenburg, AZ
published by caudex333
Caudiciform Cacti
published by tjaks
Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, AZ
published by janellannsanchez
backyard landscape
published by theresad3
Succulents Orchids Yard
published by CharleySunshine
A variety of things to see at the Botanical Gardens in G.J., Colorado. THE FLOWERS VARY.
published by _yoko12
Say it with flowers! On this way I want to say thank you to all of you on Webshots, for the fantastic support and your lovely friendship. It’s a joy to share photos with all of you, with love, Joke.
published by suza22
plants, fish, gardens
published by suza22
gardens, roses, perennials, cats, fish, cactus, succulents
published by greenlarry
Small collection of cacti
published by jackso88
I took these pictures at the famous Huntington Botanical Garden.
published by bjclarke1
published by cyberzeus63
Cacti always bewitch me - A cactus flower!!! - A rare beauty
published by 1JohnnyDe
THIS ALBUM AND THE TWO ADDITIONAL ALBUMS WERE INSPIRED BY MY WEBSHOTS FRIEND SISSY, (keizerin) IN HOLLAND, WHO LIKED ONE OF MY PREVIOUS CACTUS PHOTOS, AND TOLD ME HER HUSBAND HANS LOVES CACTI! I DEDICATE THIS ALBUM TO SISSY, AND HER HUSBAND HANS!
published by 1JohnnyDe
THIS ALBUM IS ALSO DEDICATED TO SISSY, AND HER HUSBAND HANS!
published by roller___girl
I'm horrible with names, so you're on your own figuring these out.
published by sharonse101
Trichocereus Flying Saucer
published by lauranjason
published by ranimenon51
My sojourns
published by baygrdn
cactus & succulents
published by desertpots
Eleven and a half inch pot
published by desertpots
9 Inch Pot
published by desertpots
9 inch pot
published by desertpots
published by unicorn2
Flowers, plants, ferns, cactus & other things
published by fdavi2
Pictures of my garden and plants
published by YumAz52
published by shirleymss
São algumas das plantinhas da Elizabeth.
published by shirleymss
Minha coleção, algumas plantas estão identificadas. Aceito dicas dos nomes das espécies não identificadas.
published by jss1960
Los Angeles Arboretim
published by shirleymss
Minha coleção, algumas plantas estão identificadas. Aceito dicas dos nomes das espécies não identificadas.
published by dacrash
Pictures of my garden
published by shirleymss
Minha coleção, algumas plantas estão identificadas. Aceito dicas dos nomes das espécies não identificadas.
published by shirleymss
Não sei ainda identificar asplantinhas. Informações são muito bem vindas.
published by eysian
Pictures of my favorite houseplants and things that I love
published by chupy08
cactus
published by nilla_stckhlm
published by danielmdrx
published by crobin500
published by jackee560
it flowered again and I have a better camera this year
published by rootsrus
Various and sundry pics of my plants, cacti and succulents
published by sewslo
First Bloom on Night Blooming Cactus
published by awbiewenga
published by shekpuiyan
25 Dec, 2007
published by 2448karen
Seymore my CACTUS ( see more o' the cactus) April 10 2007 to today June 19 2007
published by blentrol
The Adelaide Botanic Gardens in South Australia, dates back to the mid 1800s. It features a rainforest conservatory, a historic palm house and a duck pond. New features are a Mediterranean garden and a cactus and waterlily pavilion.
published by bearfolk
Schlumbergera Bridgessi. A most attractive plant that starts to bloom in late November. There are several variences of colour, but this is our preference. The blossoms appear at the ends of the segmented branches and droop 'fuchsia' like.
published by ayanna123
Cactus Flowers, Bromeliads, Collection In Progress. Thanks to Merriefield Garden Center in Northern Virginia for some of these plants.
published by boxturtle1563
Cactus Plants i own
published by falaenopsis1
This is a small album of the succulent part of my collection!
published by lifeisapolka
Some lovely plants straight from Britten's Greenhouse, taken on the patio on May 4, 2007 with a Kodak EasyShare DX6340 camera. Photos were edited with Picasa software and watermarked with Microsoft Digital Image 2006 Suite software. This is a test album.
published by alehita05
different pictures of flowers, butterlies and more
published by ssphotosindia
Look Greens and Meet Friends
published by tropicaljohnnyv
Pics from the San Antonio Botanical gardens taken in Nov 04.
published by tropicaljohnnyv
pics from the gardens
published by tropicaljohnnyv
Huntington botanical gardens - palms trees and cactus
published by tropicaljohnnyv
Pics from Lotus Land gardens
published by tropicaljohnnyv
Pics of Quail Gardens in Encinitas Calif
published by greeneyes03867
inside flowers 2
published by debasish_roy2000
Kalimpong
published by jhatha40
Great shots of desert flowers, dogs and other items of interest.
published by villorca
Cactus
published by mariomatte
La visita nel mese di settembre 2004 del Parco
published by coriel2
Flowers and Garden
published by mariomatte
Concorso semine piante grasse 2005
published by snazelfrat
published by ariskal
published by saccaa
Various Garden Flowers
published by saccaa
A beautiful variety of bulbs
published by sharontschirhart
Springtime In The Hillcountry
published by spike955
cactus's pictures
published by jonsanchez
published by Echinos
Alcune foto delle mie ciccie spinose
published by cycasman
Show photo
published by ms_shirley
These flowers and succulents I photographed at Wickman Gardens where they sell these items.
published by cabanon100
all kinds of blooming cactusses
published by spike002004
published by bbertramevans
Southwest - Cactus
published by tigerlily278
A unique cactus blossom and a picture diary of it's growth!
published by cmmsam
ALBUM DE CACTUS
published by teundekker1
Een record aantal bloemen aan onze pot cactus, zoals wij nog niet hebben meegemaakt.
published by summergarden865
Gardens and Flowers
published by thecactusrose
published by bcw1_
Beauty of the desert
published by kirafuhr
published by asendus
Found these growing wild in the countryside.
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by adler_adi
published by ykarelic3
Flowers and plants in my garden
published by vrankovic
prickly collection
published by jimlgrossi
Plants from Front & Back yard -Cactus, Succulents and Jack (bunny)
published by azventureman
published by cemortan
Decorative plants
published by albabes101
Florida Self Landscape Project
published by albabes101
published by catbalogh
Scenes from Kate & John's beautiful fantasy garden in Ventura, California
published by virenaplants
flower
published by elizabethluc
published by braveheartbxrs
Flower Photos - March 2004 from Daddy's Memorial Service
published by jaimedaniel53
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas navidad 2006
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactus and suculents
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
published by jaimedaniel53
cactacea y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactus y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactus y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
cactaceas y suculentas
published by jaimedaniel53
published by buckbuchan
published by jennyl310
Fotos von meinen Epikakteen.
published by ajlew
published by enydutch
wonderbare cactus
published by daugirdas
published by dantesnt
Cactaceae
published by dantesnt
Cactaceae succulents cactus cacti
published by dantesnt
Cactaceae
published by llemrin
published by 98ciRider
Close ups of flowers in our yard or nearby.
published by sraddha108
Wildflowers, cactus, and a few domestic flowers around our house in New Mexico
published by rodemicheli
A day among the flowers of Kew Gardens, London. Most photos taken with a Sigma 180mm F3.5. If you know the flowers' names, please HELP! :o)
published by t1941
Spring blooms around Tucson,Arizona and my home. Plus some misc shots of horses, reflections, etc, etc.
published by t1941
Another album from May 07 of the spring blooms around Tucson and my home...Enjoy!
published by t1941
A few floral shots and some rain shots from around my house in June
published by marilee190
varied cactus flowers
published by flutterby65
All photographed somewhere in Australia
published by flutterby65
Our first home in Morningside (an inner suburb of Brisbane, Queensland)
published by hulyaelsanatlar2001
NATURE CACTUS PHOTOS ISTANBUL / TURKIYE
published by bkunal6
At Pune Residence
published by saguaroteb
Various cacti flowers including saguaro and hedgehog
published by saguaroteb
Bsrrel cactus blossoms
published by jaydeh
night flowering cacti
published by saguaroteb
Pincushion cactus blooms
published by saguaroteb
Cholla blooms
published by pchafe
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The front garden has been looking very pathetic since the bad drought this last Summer. Anyway, dug it all up and finally decided to put in succulents this Winter, since they don't need water and are very drought hardy. Guess what??? It has not stopped ra
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I love roses and I have just started planting them in my garden. Here are some examples of what's coming up.
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Whatever is in my yard and on our travels that catch my eye.
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Christmas Cactus in bloom.
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In Bloom
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Florecimiento primaveral en El Colegio de San Luis
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Kaktuszok - Cactus exhibition Debrecen 2006
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I dedicate this album, celebrating 500.000 views, to all my Webshots friends and fans, and also to those people who simply visited and enjoyed my photos. Thank you so much for your continuous support! With all my love for all of you!!!
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Desert Botanical Garadens and Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving
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This flower blooms for one night only... This album is dedicated to Galit (854847) for assisting my identifying this flower.
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This is my collection of desert plants.
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Grown indoors
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indoor cactus
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Shows & Gardens in Auckland
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Hardy cactus, Hardy yuccas, Hardy agave, and Drought tolerant plants
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Cacti & Succulents
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Giant Victoria Regina Water Lily and Cactus
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a small but growing collection
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quuen of the night bakawali night cactus
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This is my private collection :)
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MOSTRA A.E.R.S. 05-06/06/2004
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CACTUS PACHY EUPHORBIE
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HK Flower Show 2005 Cactus and Succulent
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Holly Gate cactus nursery, ashington.
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My collection of the genus Mammillaria, these are normaly small globose plants which produce small flowers native to mexico, however some do have quite large flowers. This is the second largest genus of cactus i am aware of.
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We took lots of pictures of flowers and animals on our recent trip to the southwest.
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Flower Closeups
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My photographs of Cacti and other plants around El Paso Texas
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Trip to Montrose to do Cactus Ridge and Die Trying Trails.
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Los Angeles Arboretum ,California
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Flowering Cactus
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Cactus Flowers
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Digitally enhanced images of flowers
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At an elevation of just under 7000 ft. with nutrient deprived soil that is mostly eroded sandstone with clay in some spots, little moisture, hard frosts and burning sun -- and we get beauty. The roses are in a seperate album
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foto's uit eigen tuin en kas
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Cacti and succulents
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Please excuse the quality of some of these photos. They were taken prior to receiving a new camera
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Desert Botanical Garden & Butterfly Pavillion - Phoenix AZ April 2007
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My Favorite Flower Shots
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More pics. I love taking pics.
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Various pictures. Minolta 4MPix.
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Variety garden
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Melocactus & Pilosocereus.
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Flowers
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Cactus & Euphorbia
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our collection 2006
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Cactus
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Flowers
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LE MIE PICCOLE PIANTE GRASSE
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Scenery & Nature:Desert
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my cactus & succulent collection
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Cactus & Succulents Collection
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See more in: www.leoncalquin.com (links)
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These photos were taken early winter, so I had to search around for little bits of color.
I wanted to share my prospective of the Garden’s beauty with every one; I just hope I did the it justice with these pictures.
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Flowers, Plants, Trees
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desert collection,dreaming that you never find anything majestic like these
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A beautiful flowering of an Echinopsis Eyriesii that blossoms only few hours : it starts at night and dies in the next afternoon.
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Die Welt der Blumen
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Backyard Garden
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Garden
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Cactus Flowers
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Aloe species flowering in the Phoenix area in April, 2007.
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Echinocereus ( Cactus)
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The family of Mammillaria cactus
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Nice family of Cactus
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I have 2 Christmas Cactus plants and they are hung in the east windows of my kitchen. They bloomed 3 times last year and this year are blooming a 2nd time. This is my favourite colour. So pure, colourful and vibrant! Enjoy!
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Cactus
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Flowers, also B&W, close-ups, macro
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Astrophytums in my collection
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flowers
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Other cacti and succulents that I grow
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some of cacti in bloom ... and some not :)
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New photos since repotting
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Photos of the 2006 Spring Show of the Cactus and Succulent Society of Australia
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Flowers from Tucson purple glassware early american pressed glass
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Here is the really nice Cactus Canyon I have up for sale, complete with an NOS set of cabinet decals
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Desert Cactus Blossoms
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Native cactus used in our flower essences
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Flowers and cactus blossoms
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Cactus blossoms
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High Resolution Macro Photos, Wallpapers
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Cactus blossoms and flora
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Cactus blossoms and flora
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Cactus blossoms and flora
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Pics taken in and around El Paso
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My Cactus... Growing and getting it's first flower ever... Awesome...
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Cactus from Hill Country near New Braunfels Texas
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There's nothing more beautiful than a flower that bursts from a cactus or an orchid that lights up the midnight sky.
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Vivaio di piante grasse,A giarratana in provicia di Siracusa , Italia
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These photos were taken during a trip to the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. It's a place that's worth a visit if you're ever in the neighborhood.
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Flowers,Cactus Blooms,Passion Vine
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Orchids, Phipps Conservatory
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Flowers
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Flowers, Miniature Train Exhibit
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Reggie's 25 year old cactus bloomed on June 8, 2001. These are photos of him, the blossoms and his faithful dog Brownie
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Flower photos featuring our cactus from Dad
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From around the house & yard
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Flowers of all kinds in my yard
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Cactus Blooms in my yard in April, May, and June 2006. These are mostly non-natives.
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Night-Blooming Cereus, Peniocereus gregii. This Cactus is native to the Sonoran Desert, and only blooms one night a year. The flowers open in the early evening and begin closing with the morning sun. The musky fragrance is wonderful!
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Photos from Phoenix Botanical Gardens(2/20/08) and the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum(10/29/2005)
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photos of wildflowers in Utah's S.E. "deserts"
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Cactus
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Various photos from my garden patio
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algunos cactus nativos de México. Some native cactus of Mexico
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Photos of flowers in our new home in Temecula
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cactos e suculentas de minha colecao.
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Baguio City Flower Festival, locally called Panagbenga, is being held annually in our city to celebrate the beauty of flowers that profusely grow in this mountainous side of the country.
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A simple road trip turns into a cactus frenzy
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personal photos
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Yuan Mao Gardening Co.,LTD is the biggest plant and flower center in the mainland .our company have been in the business of palms, cycads, cactus, bonsai, indoor and outdoor plant and flowers export for 45 years with 27 branches in China.
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Cactus blossoms,everywhere!
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Southwestern and Sonoran Desert Conservatory Project
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Nikita botanical garden
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flowers and nature
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Flowers from conservatory and butterfly gardens in Vienna.
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You will see my collection when in a portable greenhouse.
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Cactus flowers from my collection. You can see the plants in the related genera's sections.
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Labelling of the species follows J.Pilbeam's book, Mammillaria (1999) which based on essentially Hunt's classification with minor modifications. The good genus Cochemia is an exception.
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Discocactus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family (2001).
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Naming follows E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,2001.
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Sowing date 20 Nov 2004. 13 Mammillaria sp.have been grown in the mini-serra and then potted and moved into the GH. I thank very much to Hugo deCock , my friend, for kindly providing the Mammillaria seeds from his collection.
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Photos from my collection
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Escobaria names are according to The New Cactus Lexicon (2006).
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Photos of Opuntia ficus-indica and flowering Agave americana in natural habitat, at Mediterranean coast, Bodrum-Turkey
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The names of the species are according to R.F.Dicht and A.D.Luthy (Coryphantha-Cacti of Mexico and Southern USA,2005)
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Labelling of the species follows J.Pilbeam's book, Mammillaria (1999) which based on essentially Hunt's classification with minor modifications. The good genus Cochemia is an exception.
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Genus classification follows sensu Buxbaum. See Mark Faint's website Notocactus Information Exchange http://www.mfaint.demon.co.uk/cactus/noto/index.html
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In this album,you will see the species that where in the genus Parodia before the merge with Notocactus.
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You see in this album my favourite G.mihanovichii's mutant forms and some other albino cacti.
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Gymnocalycium sp.names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Here, you will see the photos of genus Cereus and other columnar cacti genera.
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Genus Echinopsis names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family (2001).
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Astrophytum photos from my collection. The labelling is according to The New Cactus Lexicon (2006).
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Copiapoa names are according to The New Cactus Lexicon (2006), edited by David Hunt & Graham Charles.
Formerly, I used to follow G.Charles' book Copiapoa (1998).
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Eriosyce names are according to The New Cactus Lexicon, 2006. Formerly I used to follow E.F.Anderson,The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Ferocactus species' photos from my collection.
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Photos from my collection of these rare species.Pediocactus names follow Anderson.
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As to my opinion Sulcorebutia is a 'good' genus and naming of sp. follows John Pilbeam & D.Hunt's book A Sulco Gallery,2004. Although this genus has been sunken into Rebutia by ICSG, there are many serious differences between these two genera.
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Photos of the rare species of a monotypic genus from my collection.
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(names updated) Turbinicarpus species names follow New Cactus Lexicon (2006)
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Photos from my collection
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Here is some information about me, the cactus collection and photography as a hobby.
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Epithelantha photos from my collection.
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Photos of the Peyotes from my collection
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Seedlings' photos from my collection.Names are according to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,2001
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Photos from my collection of this rare species.
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Photos from my collection
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You will see seven Mammillaria, one Coryphantha, and one Thelocactus seedlings.Sowing day is 12 Mar 2005. I'm grateful to Walter Hellinx for sending to me some of habitat collected seeds by him.
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The naming of the species are according to J.Pilbeam's book Rebutia (1997), except Weingartia. Accepted ICSG names are somewhat different.
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You will see species of this strange genus. Names are according to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,2001
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Thelocactus species' pictures from my collection. Names are according to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Sowing day is 20 Apr 2005.The seedlings of 17 sp.from Chile & Argentina.I thank to Barrie Glover from England for kindly providing the habitat collected seeds by him.
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Acanthocalycium names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, (2001) and with older classification.
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Matucana species names follow Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Here, you will see photos of Cochemiea from my collection.
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Uebelmannia names are according to Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Blossfeldia names are according to Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Photos from my small greenhouse (serre) , (=sera in Turkish).
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Ariocarpus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001.
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Photos of Leuchtenbergia and its hybrid cultivars from my collection.
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Genus Sclerocactus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, (2001) with some updates.
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Frailea names are as to E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family, 2001
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Photos of this monotypic genus from my collection.
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Melocactus is a new arrival into my collection and here are its photos.
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Photos from my collection of this exceptional genus.
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As to my opinion Sulcorebutia is a 'good' genus and naming of sp. follows John Pilbeam & D.Hunt's book A Sulco Gallery,2004. Although this genus has been sunken into Rebutia by ICSG, there are many serious differences between these two genera.
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plants at the National Botanical Gardens from 02-10-2007
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Genus Echinomastus names follow E.F.Anderson, The Cactus Family,( 2001) with some updates.
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Photos of this monotypic genus from my collection.
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The genus Cumarinia name is as to J.Pilbeam and B.Weightmann, Ariocarpus et cetera, 2006.
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The genus Geohintonia name is as to J.Pilbeam and B.Weightmann, Ariocarpus et cetera, 2006.
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The genus Neolloydia names are as to J.Pilbeam and B.Weightmann, Ariocarpus et cetera (2006).
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The genus Yavia name is as to The New Cactus Lexicon, 2006.
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Photos from my collection.
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Here, you see the species of the old Lobivia genus.
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I love to take these close-up shots, since I never had a camera before which could do it. Well, and it's spring around here and I have to write about 100 pages for my studies of social work, so I needed some spring on my desktop...
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On my way to my second place of work I see them since years, but never I saw they had fruits! :-) My search found out, that the fruit is even eatable!! They are about 3 meter high, the fruit has 5-7 cm and the flower up to 25 cm in its diameter.
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After the day shots I came back after work, in the middle of the night. I did it 6 days in a row, and still have a lot to learn about flash photography especially by close-ups. There are a lot of spot lights, but they gave the white flower a green shade
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My plants
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cactus and succulent pictures
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The Opuntia ficus indica was brought to Israel from Spain by the Turks 200 years ago to be an fence between farms and village parts. His original homeland is Mexico and the South of U S A and South America.
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Sabra is a nativ-born Israeli, after the fruit of the Prickly pear cactus. The allusion is to a tenacious thorny desert plant with a thick hide that conceals a sweet softer interior. Tough on the outside, sweet and tender inside, like the native-born Isra
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