Avonia quinaria ssp. quinaria (B)

Avonia quinaria ssp. quinaria (B)Avonia quinaria ssp. quinaria Family: Portulacaceae. An unusual and attractive miniature caudiciform from South Africa. The base of the plant is light brown with peeling bark. On top are numerous silver blue to green stems with scale like leaves. At the ends of the stock are pink flowers that can be bigger than the young plants themselves! These flowers open in the late afternoon or evening. In time the plant can reach 2 3" in diameter (very old

The leaves and stems have a strong fragrance when cut

baldianum) with red flowers

They are shown  growing in 6" pots

Tephrocactus geometricus    An unusual purplish gray cactus with round ball shaped stems

see penny image for scale

Plants flower off and on all year round

An attractive globular cactus with lumpy but shiny dark green skin and white to pale yellow with red spines

I am a little unsure of the exact identity of this plant

There may be some marks or damage on older leaves

They are shown in a 3

In time it will fill out a hanging basket

The Boojum tree of Baja California