New England Grown Cactus
Hello and yes, your reading it right. All of the cacti flowers you'll see on this website, have been grown in northern New England. How does she do it? I guess you'll have to take a look around and find out for yourself. Have Fun And Thanks For Coming By.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Sulcorebutia canigueralii
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Local website helping charity
Here's a couple guy's who are trying to make a difference. Too bad there weren't a lot more out there like them. They've made it to the big time now.
Finally getting some of the press they need to get the message out, this interview came up today as one of several news bites about InfoBarrel
Taking a small step to solving a huge problem the founders of www.InfoBarrel.com have taken a crowd sourcing website that provides a vast amount of Information and figured out how to make it give just a little bit more.
(You can join www.infobarrel.com and write what you know)
Writers at Infobarrel have an option to donate their ad revenue to IB's charity drive. Many have contributed article revenue to date and many are joining the cause every day.
Red Flowers (Echinopsis)
Red Echinopsis |
This large red Echinopsis flower was brought out of it's shell by some tender loving care in the heart of New Hampshire. They require a cold dry season during the winter while they remain in a dormant state. Springtime is an exciting time around here as we take them all out of storage and give them the sunlight and warmth that will turn a small green picker filled lump in the dirt, into the beautiful Echinopsis flowers you see above.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Orange Peanut Cactus (Echinopsis)
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