Considered as “The Cacti of the Old World," plants in the Didiereaceae family were thought to be restricted to Madagascar, where the species are characteristic elements of the spiny forests in the southern part of the country.
The original Chuck Staples archives resources have been saved to a new location.
Due to a transition between publishers, from Allen Press to Sheridan, volume 95 issue 4 of the Cactus and Succulent Journal was unexpectedly delayed in production. It was mailed 3 weeks late on December 11th. Thanks for your patience, and we hope…
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Growing succulents as bonsai is fun and rewarding. Join us for a visual pep-talk from one of the leading nursery growers in the field.
Surveying and propagating rare in succulents in southern Peru
Supporting conservation by funding covert cameras
Supporting conservation by funding interns
This page honors the individuals who have served as President of the Cactus and Succulent Society of America throughout the Society’s history. Included are the years of their service, along with birth and death dates when known. This historical record…
Spreading the word on Conservation
