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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title Succulents for Shady, Moist Areas Normally, we think of succulents as plants for sunny, dry, well-drained locaitons. However, a few species of Sedum are well-suited to moist, shady spots. Landscaping with Cacti and Succulents It makes perfect sense to landscape with cacti and succulents, particularly the hardy ones. They are low maintenance plants that help us conserve water. The Sacramental Peyote Of all the American cacti, the peyote has one of the most tangled histories. The Intrepid Plant Hunters In 2004, we´re celebrating the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. At times, the accomplishments of this scientific corps seem to overshadow the great discoveries of others. The Practical Prickly Pears From an ornamental standpoint, the prickly pears or Opuntias are admirable species. Yet, there is more to these plants than meets the eye. Cactus Poaching The American Southwest is facing its 6th year of drought. Yet, this isn´t the most serious problem facing native cacti. Propagating Cacti and Succulents You know you´re serious about cacti and succulents when you become interested in propagating your own plants. Night Blooming Cereus Of all the cacti, the night blooming cereus are probably the most widely known. These are much appreciated by indoor gardeners that normally wouldn´t think of growing cacti. Insects and Pests of Cacti and Succulents Generally, cacti and succulents require little attention. Yet, things can go wrong. These can strike when you least expect it. Haworthias Among the most beautiful succulents, Haworthias make excellent houseplants. For the most part, Haworthias grow in the form of rosettes.
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