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Cycads of the World Second...
£55.00Cycads of the World
David L. Jones
Published by REED, 2002USED CONDITION: MINT HARDCOVERCycads superficially resemble palms and are often misidentified as such. However, cycads are actually a unique assemblage of primitive plants that have been around for at least 250 million years. They have become highly sought after for gardens, both private and public, and their present status as endangered plants has engendered an upsurge of interest in their conservation. With Cycads of the World, David Jones has achieved that difficult task of writing a scientifically accurate text, which is both easy to read and to understand. -
Decorative Cacti: A Guide...
£35.00A wonderful guide containing full page colour illustrations of many popular species. -
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Graptopetalum pentandrum f....
£4.00These don't travel well in the post. We pack as carefully as possible. All leaves will root. No complaints accepted!
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Growing Cactus from seed...
£0.00Article by Leo Martin. How to grow cactus seedlings indoors, cheaply, under lights
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Haworthia and Astroloba: A...
£62.00by John Pilbeam
This signed copy of the rare, out of print guide covers over 70 species in great depth. An essential guide for anyone seriously interested in cacti and succulent collecting.
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Horticultural Grade Pumice
£7.00Sold as 2L or 4L of Pumice 4-8mmNo other soil amendment is as widely used by succulent growers and collectors as pumice. Here’s why.— Pumice enhances drainage.— It absorbs excess moisture so roots don’t rot in wet weather.— It holds onto moisture.— It releases moisture slowly, and at a steady rate.— Tiny pores on the surface act as microscopic reservoirs to store moisture and nutrients.— It helps to aerate the soil. (Plant roots need oxygen.)— It doesn’t decompose, rot or blow away. -