A couple of yellow Spring flowers. At the back is Sedeveria hummelii with Sedum hernandezii in front. If you can see any white spots then don't worry its only Ant Powder that I sprinkle arround to stop Meally. It works well for me.....Roger.

Hi Tony, Many thanks I can now put a proper label on it..........................Roger

Can anyone tell me what year the BCSS Seed offer had Aeonium nobile on its list. I have a nice plant from this seed but forgot to mark the year it was sown. My records failed me
Thanks Roger.

Hi Tony, Many thanks for those details which have led me to find that article in the CSSA Journal vol 65 Sept/Oct 1993. no 5. Wow you must have a very good memory to find that article................its great to read about him and to put a face to a name.......................many thanks...............

Hi Al, Dare I ask if you have any more pictures of Jacks set up and do you have a picture of Jack..........Many thanks Roger.

Hi LIZ, Yes what became of Jacks place . Question does anyone know. Perhaps our American readers might know............Roger.

Hello Brian, Yes I understand that Jack had an interest in Echeveria's but how many were released as sales plants , I do not know. I have been told that he was a very nice man.......................Thanks.............Roger.

Hi Al, Many thanks for the pictures, I really like them. A photo is worth a thousand words. As you know I have a large Echeveria collection but also I have a few Aeoniums and like to know about the plant breeder who created these gems. So he lived in California. I was told recently by a CSSA officia...

Thanks Chris for that ..............I have been looking at the Huntington ISI page for any data..............Roger

Jack Catlin a U.S grower of Aeoniums has created some fine plants. Does anyone know any details about him and is there a list of the plants he bred ?.....................Thanks Roger.