Desmidorchis foetida m #1 - It is a succulent subshrub and grows primarily in
the seasonally dry tropical biome. Large balls of star sharped flowers. Kenya to
North Uganda. Growing in a 3 1/2" pot. 0 @ $35.00.
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Desmidorchis foetida m #1 - It is a succulent subshrub and grows primarily in
the seasonally dry tropical biome. Large balls of star sharped flowers. Kenya to
North Uganda. Growing in a 3 1/2" pot. 0 @ $35.00.
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Hoya australis ssp. rupicola - This has been a very
slow grower. Light green color with thick waxy succulent leaves. Up-right to
scrambling stems growing on snadstone outcropsand cliffs. Hoya are shade loving
plants and need good drainage. Flowers are white with
pink centers. Native to Western Astralia. - Growing 4 1/2 inch pots. 5 in stock
@ $35.00 each.
Hoya macgillivrayi - Nice large leaves. Somewhat a
plain Jane plant, but it has large flower balls with red flower.
Hoya macgillivrayi is a fast-growing vine native to northeastern Australia that
was first discovered in Queensland in the McIlwraith and Tozer Range by
Frederick Manson Bailey. The plant was named after William David Kerr
Macgillivray, who collected the type specimen. Hoya are shade loving plants and
need good drainage. Growing in 4 1/2" pots. 12
in stock $20.00 each.
Hoya obovata 'Pink Splash' - Thick almost round leaves with splashs of pink
coloring, vining stems and flower balls with 25 plus white with bright pink
centered flowers lots of necter and a sweet fragrance. Hoya are shade loving
plants and need good drainage. India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Fiji. Growing in
4 1/2 inch pots. 6 in stock @ $20.00 each.
Huernia kennedyana -
The
“Humpty Dumpty Huernnia” is a perennial succulents species with remarkable small
highly papillose, yellow flowers. South African. Growing in 2.75"pots. 0 in
stock @ $15.00 each.
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Stapelia flavopurpurea - Is
a tufted cactus-like plant to 10 cm, with wonderful small-sized flowers that
have a diameter of only 3cm. They are flat, shaped like a star-fish, and
quinquefid interrupted by irregularly arranged cross wrinkles. Their color are
eye-catching: yellow, green, orange, or purple, white, with maroon overtones.
The center of the flower is white and covered with red claviform hairs. The
combination of colors is quite bizarre and lovely, very variable, even on the
same plant. S.
flavopurpurea is
one of the few species whose flowers are not distinguished by a penetrating
smell of carrion but, on the contrary, have a light sweet smell like liquorice
or honey, unusual in the Stapelia group.
Flowers with these scents may well be pollinated by bee, because the enticement
of insects depends not only on color but also in a high degree on smell. The
smells involved are not in every case the pleasant kinds produced by violets and
roses. Stapelia
flavopurpurea is
closely related to Stapelia
olivacea.
South Africa. These plants bloomed in October. Growing in 2.75" pots. 4 in stock
@ $13.00 each.
Orber variegata crest m - Soft
stemmed succulent erect or prostrate, branched above ground. In age forms big
clumps. Starfish-like, attractively patterned or dusted with chocolate/purple,
brown/bronze blotches on a greenish-yellow background. Flowers coming in late
summer or fall. South Africa, Eastern Cape. Growing in 3 1/2" pots. 0 in stock @
$15.00 each.
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