The leaves on that third one are in opposite pairs rather than whorls which seems wrong for both furfuraceum and rubrotinctum. What about Sedum stahlii and again?

I've never met it in real life but it looks a bit closer.

Maybe 'Burrito'?

This is easier: In your photobucket album, put ticks in the tick boxes under the images you want to use. Then scroll right down to the bottom and click the button labelled "Generate HTML and IMG code". You will then be presented with 5 boxes of code. Clicking the third one automatically co...

Not sure if you mean just turn up to Crawley Branch or Hollygate. There should be no problems just rolling up to your BCSS meeting. For Hollygate I'd ring ahead, as advised in this thread: http://www.bcss.org.uk/forum/read.php?1 ... #msg-78395

My snowman's nearly gone - just a 10" high mound left

Woooo! Thanks for the tour.

With cactus seed, I've come to the conclusion that if you can get some seeds to germinate but not others then, unless it's one of the known tricky ones (and I'd say there are very few) then it's the seeds that's not fresh.

Only another 2 weeks before you get the amended middle section then!

Must be all that Autumn rain, Peter.

[quote=sthomas048]I know my Rebutia flowered at the peak of summertime last year.[/quote]
Last year, my Rebutia began in late April and were mostly finished by the end of May.