C&SJ Volume 97, Number 4 (2025) is now available, and it’s a standout issue filled with stories, science, history, and practical knowledge from across our community. Whether you’re a grower, researcher, historian, or long-time enthusiast, this issue has something special waiting for you.
From the 2025 Nominations Committee: Ann Hopkinson, Chair, Roxie Esterle, and Vonn Watkins
Australian plant guru Attila Kapitany gives an overview of continent's native Australian and invasive succulents and how they support various ecosystems there.
The CSSA is proud to announce the launch of our new CSSA Awards Archive honoring those who have advanced our mission.
🌵 Rediscovering Lost Crops among the Hohokam and Other Arizona Cultures
🌵 We’re excited to introduce a special membership program available exclusively to members of active CSSA Affiliate Clubs!
Andry Petignat tells us about the genus Uncarina (distinguished by their hooked seeds). These Madagascar natives in the Pedaliaceae often grow into pachycaul trees.
🌵 Join us for a deep dive into the fascinating world of "Phemeranthus"—a genus of about 16 species known for their delicate beauty and surprising resilience.
The latest issue of To The Point is here, and it’s full of useful information collected from our members, staff, volunteers, and the newsletters of CSSA affiliate clubs.
Highlighting the good work of an East Coast club
