[T.peruvianus 'TAO1']

want!

[cactus Bed 2small]

argh. i used to have a bed kinda like this, absolute cunt of a thing to weed.
But very nice none the less :D

[plant sale jan14]

this is my "sharehouse collection", my garden is planted out in far east gippy. this is a bunch of plants i've been lugging around from one share house to the next over the last ten years. finally gonna get a lot of em in the ground at my new place.

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There's a Bryophylum sp. in that photo too

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Euphorbia wulfenii

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Haworthia cooperii var. truncata

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Crassula ovata cv. "corral tree" and Crassula muscosa (thin thing)

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Aeonium holychrysum

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|Aeonium sp. "black" (schwartzkopf?)

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Crassula ovata with Cotyledon orbiculata

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Cotyledon orbiculata

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Euphorbia wulfenii

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Very shady looking Echeveria imbricata

[psychedelic poultry]

both of these guys were killed by a fox a couple of nights ago. their favourite place to hang out was under the brug tree/

[unknown cc trich (plant and pic are bits)]

lovely

[psychedelic poultry]

peris, brugs, pach and t. werd with some odd lamiaceae aswell

[lovely lophs lookin for a new home]

i'm kinda lazy, didn't make any posts, just pm me with an offer. the one on the left is now taken for, but i will have more for offer on monday.

[seed grown as pach in '08]

lovely long spine pach ya got there.

[T. pasacana]

these guys are about 6-7 years from seed.

[T. peruvianus (short spine)]

i'm not familiar with bogan, i'll look into it.

T. peruvianus 'short spine' is the name it came with, i usually refer to it as another T. pachanoi.

[T. pachanoi]

Hard to tell. It came from a garden in north new south, it was given to me as 'San Pedro'. i have a lot of very similar plants, and i've noticed that T. scop x T. pachanoi can produce very similar plants also. I'll post some seedling photos as examples. they're young still maybe 2-3 years.

[T. bridgesii (inermis)]

qualia it's about 6-7 years from a small cutting. it's an exceptionally easy plant to grow. i find it does well in high organic content potting mixes, with plenty of food, and a little bit of morning sun.

[T. sp]

maaate! you have to see the mother! she's more than 10 meters tall with many branches, set amongst 12 meter tall T. pasacanas. I'll post some photo's after i get out that garden again, which should be very soon.