choice miniature, clustering species with lilac flowers. Hardy in many parts of the UK.
olive green, sometimes almost black, plants with 6 to 7cm long white flowers. Hardy outside in the UK
branching pendant stems producing orange-pink flowers which last for several days and nights
a most peculiar species and the only member of this genus. Hugely elongated blue grey tubercles with raffia like spines. Silken yellow flowers. Rare.
rare and difficult to obtain. Grey blue body, pink flowers. The Peyote cactus formerly used by North American tribes in ceremonies. Large specimens (approximately 5 cm in diameter).
flattened round plants with yellow brown spines and large tubular yellow flowers
olive-green to black with grey spines. Flattened to globular body up to 6cm across, sometimes offsetting, bearing large yellowish to brick-red flowers 4 - 6 cm across.
smooth rounded dark glossy green pads with very few, if any, spines. Orange-red flowers. We now think that this plant is OPUNTIA COCHENILLIFERA. Makes very good grafting stock. Sometimes purchased for feeding to tortoises so these plants are pesticide free!
We are delighted to say that we are now re-open for business!
So sorry we did not open in February but we have had cold weather which meant the plants were slower than usual to come out of winter dormancy. But spring is now here!
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