Oregon Cactus Blog
Saturday, October 31, 2009

Mammillaria duwei

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The spines on this plant make it attractive even when it isn't flowering, but when it is...
Friday, October 30, 2009

Rebutia heliosa var. conderensis

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Like many of the Rebutias, this plant has many names. It's very floriferous and the deep red flowers are outstanding. It's a bit tem...

Lobivia schieleana

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Continuing on with the cactus photos, this is Lobivia schieleana in flower last Spring. Of course they're resting now - hibernating for ...
Thursday, October 29, 2009

Feedjit is being removed from our blog

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You'll note that we've removed Feedjit from our Blog. We've done this since McAfee has identified it as being linked to sites wh...

Gymnocalycium mostii

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As I indicated, back to some cactus photos taken earlier this year - especially uplifting as the rains come in from the coast tonight. This ...
Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Lithops karasmontana flower

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And another Lithops which continues to flower is the white-flowered Lithops karasmontana . Put a group of them together and they make quite ...
Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Lithops dorotheae flower

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But, before going to the cacti, some more of what is flowering: Lithops . In this case it's one of my favorites, Lithops dorotheae. It...

Cactus Photos

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Since we're mostly past the blooming season for the cacti, I'm going to be posting some photos we took earlier in the Spring and Sum...
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