LATE ITEMS

LATE ITEMS Recently received species. ( Order by name )

PALMAE Aiphanes acanthophylla 2 seeds 50p Latania loddigesii 2 large seeds 50p Phoenix roebelenii Packs 50p each. CACTUS SEEDS Priced at 15 seeds 35p and 100 seeds £1.75 unless stated otherwise Coryphantha georgei Echinofossulocactus gladiatus Echinofossulocactus lancifer Echinofossulocactus sulphurus Lobivia nigrostoma Mammillaria theresae 10 seeds 50p, 75/£3.00 Rebutia graciliflora		MESEMBRYANTHEMACEAE Priced at 15 seeds 35p and 100 seeds £1.75 Aloinopsis orpenii Faucaria smithii Glottiphyllum neilii ISI 1273 Khadia sp. E Transvaal SEEDS OF OTHER SUCCULENTS Anacampseros Assortment 100 seeds £1.00 Anacampseros telephastrium 15/35p, 100/£1.75 Ceropegia bulbosaIndia. 10/75p, Ceropegia haygarthii 10/75p Cotyledon paniculata Sm pk 35p, Lg. £1.75 Cotyledon singularis Sm pk 35p, Lg £1.75 Cotyledon torulosus Sm pk 35p, Lg £1.75 Euphorbia persistentifolia 10/65p, 75 seeds £3.90 Euphorbia waterburgensis Transvaal. 10/65p only Gasteria Assortment 100 seeds £1.00 Gasteria huttoniae 15/40p, 100/£2.00 Hoodia Assortment 10/50p, 75 seeds £3.00 Pelargonium alchemilloides 10 seeds 50p, 75/£3.00 Stapelia grandiflora 10 seeds 65p, 75/£3.90 Monadenium lugarde 10 seeds 85p
HYLOCEREUS UNDATUS (Haw.) Br. & R. First described by Haworth as Cereus undatus in 1830, and amended to its present name in 1909 by Britton and Rose. A tropical 3 angled climbing species from Central America. The fast growing and abundant stems have aerial roots and in age produce large handsome, white, scented nocturnal flowers. The seed berries are shiny, bright red, 3” in diameter, about 4” long and can weigh 1lb each. This species is cultivated in some tropical countries as a food crop. The edible fruits are sold in markets and offered as Dragon Fruits, bearing no spines or glochids, but a few smooth green bracts. Special Offering of seeds HYLOCEREUS UNDATUS 25 seeds 30p, 100 seeds £1.00, 500 seeds £3.00, 1000 seeds £5.00.
Hylocereus undatus Flower Fruit Opened berry showing seeds