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Beauty!

Here's my Euphorbia woodii. Not big flowers, but lots of them:

And something very different: Graptopetalum sp. nov. Graptopetalums have some lovely flowers, I think. This gives an idea of the plant and the number of sprays of flowers it has

Bulbine mesembryanthemoides

Euphorbia sebsebei - flowers contrasting nicely with the mottled stems

Some 4th July fireworks in the greenhouse today. Sempervivum 'Jubilee tricolour' in the middle, Graptopetalum titubans on the left and x Pachyveria glauca on the right.

One of the less sedumy sedums in flower; S. suavolens with similar recurved petals to the S. commixtum flower I posted a few pages back.

Sedum acre in full flower right now and much loved by the tiny yellow-faced bees.


and I'm eagerly awaiting my first ever cactus flowers. I've only got a couple of cacti that were gifts or, as in this case, came free with a pot I wanted.

Some nice photo's there,

wildedges wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 9:38 pm and I'm eagerly awaiting my first ever cactus flowers. I've only got a couple of cacti that were gifts or, as in this case, came free with a pot I wanted.

That made me laugh. Excuses, excuses.

My Haworthia limifolia began flowering a while ago. Such a long stem! And its still blooming!

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