Hello Bill, do you know who the speakers will be at this years ELK ?, and, if so what are the talk subjects? I cannot seem to find any real details of this, or the times of the talks. I know that we get a programn when we arrive, but we are usualy able to look up the details before then Thanks, Tony H

Hi,
I am just reviving this for Rene G,s interest.
Good luck
Tony H

Pseudolithos may look wierd but they are definately not ugly.

Thank you Diane, I hope you are successful this winter. They definately like to be warm. I hardly slept last night, as the bud was swelling when I locked the greenhouse. It was still dark when I went out and checked this morning. I could hardly believe my eyes at the beautiful flower that greeted me...

Hello Tina,
I live at Hainford, a village in Norfolk.

Hi Tina, I have not had this on a Larryleachia, but it may be. On pseudolithos miguritinus, pseudolithos eylensis, and pseudolithos caput-viperae, the "spur" that I mentioned, is very pronounced. On pseudolithos cubiformis, it appears slightly smaller, but pseudolithos harardheranus I can ...

With regard to seed production, I find that my pseudolithos flowers are pollinated, and then a small type of "spur", develops when the flowers drop off. The next year, this spur suddenly develops into a seed pod. So, the pollination takes place a year earlier with most of my pseudolithos v...

Wishing you all a Very Happy New Year.

This is a terrible shock, and very sad news. Doug was a very good friend and a real gentleman. He will be greatly missed. Sincere condolences to Doreen. You are very much in our thoughts at this very sad time. RIP Doug. Tony & Pam Norwich branch BCSS