British Cactus and Succulent Society June 2007 Journal

JUNE 2007 CONTENTS:

Fascinating Frailea, Part 2: Review of the species from Rio Grande do Sul by Marlon C Machado
Some unusual cerei by Colin Norton
Succulent bromeliads by Chris Hynes
Two hedgehogs, a grizzly bear and a lizard by Roy Thackeray
Eriosyce - a shark in the cactus world by John Pilbeam
A new BCSS Life Member and a new Fellow
CactusTalk
Madagascan aloes - succulent gems in a biodiversity hotspot by Gavin Hart

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Front cover: Fascicularia pitcairnifolia Although barely succulent, this stunningly beautiful bromeliad can be easily forgiven for that and is sure to attract comment from the neighbours. It comes from Chile from as far as 44° South, and withstands light frosts in a sheltered raised bed or rock garden. The leaves are usually about 30cm long but can grow longer, and turn this rich red colour only when the plants are flowering. Sometimes considered as a subspecies of F bicolor, which occurs a little further north in central Chile.

We show here a plant grown in the Cheshire garden of Chris Hynes, who also supplied the photo.

Price: £4.50

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