Hi Ben

I'd say the Pachypodium is lameri. Lameri has mid-green leaves where geayii has narrower grey-green leaves.

and the best exhibit in the cactus and succulent section of the open gardening classes exhibited by Sheila Townley
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The display with Karen and I
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BCSS awarded bronze at Malvern! Thanks to all the team for their hard work in staging the display, well done.
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Sylvia, you have some superb plants! I only wish mine would grow like this, how do you do it? Mine tend to lose their roots in winter or suffer from red spider mite. I have one in flower at the moment, "Carnival", with a few others not far off. I am going to the Malvern Spring Gardening Sh...

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome. I do find that time spent in the greenhouse is relaxing, if tiring.

Hello all! This is to introduce myself but some of you may know me. Member for over 20 years and member of Birmingham Branch but haven't been able to attend recently due to my health. I grow a mix of cacti and succulents, whatever takes my fancy. I seem to have mini-collections of mams, white-spined...