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New Plant Exploration with Kenton J. Seth, Colorado, USA

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Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Thorncandy.

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  Echinocereus triglochidiantus f. inermis I just read that Escobaria vivapara  grows most western states and three prov...
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Hard Candy: Apex photos

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June is perhaps as good as May for the APEX crevice garden. Junellia succulentifolia ; evergreen dwarf shrub, smells like a bag ...

Let's Gorge our Eyes and get Hyper for Spring.

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Corydalis shanginii ssp. ainii with Aquilegia saximontana behind. If you were curious, as one may never see a Manzanita ( Arctostap...
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Have another bowl.

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Seedling Dionysia aretioides. Just North of a rock, sandy loam (9% silt) with no organics added. It gets a kiss of sun in high summer an...

Let's eat more Candy

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Where did Iris sprengeri  come from? I didn't record planting that.  Like finding a hundred dollar bill you were using as a b...
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