Pachypodium bispinosum

Pachypodium bispinosumPachypodium bispinosum A nice shrubby caudiciform species of Pachypodium. Said to be the most floriferous species. Very similar to P. succulentum but differs in the flowers and it seems to make more small branches (which is nicer in my opinion). Not difficult to grow. Experiences light frost in its native South Africa, but any hard frost can kill it. Likes water during the growing season as long as it is in well drained soil. Should be kept fairly dry

Aloinopsis schooneesii    An attractive little clumping mesemb with thick tuberous roots

New growth is greenish but soon colors up

In warmer climates this species can be grown in ground and becomes a small tree

Normal succulent watering in summer

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An interesting small species from Argentina distinctive for its dark gray green to brownish color and nice spines

Mature plants are usually around 4-5" wide

Parodia warasii Also known as Notocactus

Takes normal succulent watering

Albuca bruce-bayeri  A truly unusual winter growing succulent bulb

Flowers are yellow and produced in the spring