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Dasylirion longissimum...

£5.00

Hardy outdoors in UK

Hardiness zone USDA 8b Min winter temp. -8deg C

Hardiness zone RHS H4

9cm pot

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Easy Flowering Cactus...

£32.00

Tthe main flowering season is over for this year. Plants sent will be in bud where possible, but some will not flower now until next season

Plants will be in 5.5 or 6cm pots

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Echeveria glauca

£4.00

9cm pot

hardy in UK

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HARDY CACTUS COLLECTION

£25.00

Plants hardy outdoors in UK, without protection (in some locations).

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Hesperaloe funifera

£8.50

Giant Samandoque

Hardy outdoors in UK

Hardiness zone USDA 7b Min winter temp. -15deg C

Hardiness zone RHS H5

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Hesperaloe parviflora

£4.50

Red Agave

Hardy outdoors in UK

Hardiness zone USDA 6a Min winter temp. -23deg C

Hardiness zone RHS H7

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Opuntia basilaris

£4.00

Beavertail Cactus

Hardy in southern coastal areas of UK

Otherwise keep dry in winter

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Opuntia tunicata DJF614...

£5.00

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Puya berteroniana

£4.50

Hardy outdoors in UK

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Puya chilenis

£4.00

Hardy in UK
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Puya coerulea v coerulea

£4.50

Hardy outdoors in UK

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Ruschia pulvinaris

£3.00

Shrubby Ice Plant (Ruschia pulvinaris) (Bolus): A wonderful, frost hardy ground cover that grows well around rocks. This shrubby succulent has branching stems covered with long, firm, awl-shaped leaves. The blue-green foliage is smooth to the touch but patterned with tiny dots. This prolific bloomer produces lots of magenta flowers in the growing season. The flowers are made up of many thin petals and open in sunny weather.

Ruschia are easy, frost hardy plants that thrive outdoors with full sun and great drainage. Plant in raised beds or containers with drainage holes and mix 50% coarse sand, pumice, or perlite into the soil to prevent rot. Regular water will help young plants establish roots and spread quickly, but mature Ruschia can tolerate several months of drought.

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