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Hello good people of the SAB board! EDIT FOR UPDATE (original post is still below, unedited): -The narrow leaf shrub is gone. -ONE of three small but solid potted peruvians with long spines is gone. TWO left. RESERVED: deep green peruvian with very long spikes (60cm tall), the TBM (penis cacti), and the dual pronged pedro (one with stump and two relatively small off-shoots). Oh, and I can't help it. Look at the narrow leaf when I brought it over here three or four years back. It was so easy to transport then!! https://www.dropbox.com/s/ymqo84gzaev06cg/narrow%20leaf%20at%20two%20years.jpg EDIT: I have to be out of here by early December, but have not prepared the cacti yet. So, I'll be adding pics as the days go by and giving a more detailed idea of what I've got. ALso, I have a nice shrub with narrow leaves - about five years old. Very hardy and attractive in summer. Sadly, I must vacate the premises on which I have lived for the last couple of years... or has it been four yeasr already?! Anyway, there's no way I can take all my cacti. There aren't a huge number of them, nor are there any super rare things (that I know of), but they have grown and are kind of beyond posting. I am based in Greenborough, so not exactly close to the city (but then... how many SABBERs would be living in the city I wonder?!) Tallest is a columnar cacti at around 1.5 metres, has flowered, and is around seven years old. Most are around sixty centimetres in length, and some are quite chunky indeed. Peruvian, Pedro, Eileen, Psycho0, Super Pedro and some littlies that I may well just give to anyone who's willing to come and get it. See, that's the thing, I am beyond busy and the only way I can do this is if people come and get them. I'll consider the distance any person has to travel when negotiating price. Ideally, someone wants all of them (or most of them) and can do a single pick up. Details and pics to follow in the coming days. Moderators, please let me know if I am skirting around any dangerous legal territory in describing the cacti or posting pictures of them (or anything else). Thank you so much. -Halif