Thursday, October 20, 2011
Dinteranthus microspermus ssp. puberulus
As I've been known to do as Winter approaches, I'm pulling this photo from archives. It's a wonderful African mesemb called Dinteranthus microspermus ssp. puberulus. These are summer growers and they're quite easy to grow...good drainage and don't over-water, especially during the winter!
Had an enjoyable evening with other Lewis & Clark College alumni (my undergraduate school, where I majored in philosophy - many years ago). Tomorrow night (or, I guess it's now tonight) I'll be with the Oregon Cactus & Succulent Society. For you local cactus & succulent people, hope to see you there!
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Hola Lutero espero que te vaya muy bien en tu reunión, en cuanto a la flor esta muy hermosa y tiene su parecido a los rayito de sol, un abrazo.
ReplyDeleteBoth last night and tonight were enjoyable meetings. Now I have to prepare a worship service and sermon for Sunday morning.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are nice aren't they? This was an old photo from last year. I notice today that they're just budding up and we'll have flowers again in about a week. A nice surprise as we head into the colder months.
Always appreciate your comments. Peace.