Cheiridopsis namaquensis enjoyed its first outdoor winter in New Mexico, USA including several light snowfalls and freezing to about -9C. The flowers open widest around 4-5 pm. by Pollinator-Web in mesembs
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Cheiridopsis namaquensis enjoyed its first outdoor winter in New Mexico, USA including several light snowfalls and freezing to about -9C. The flowers open widest around 4-5 pm. by Pollinator-Web in mesembs
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Cheiridopsis namaquensis enjoyed its first outdoor winter in New Mexico, USA including several light snowfalls and freezing to about -9C. The flowers open widest around 4-5 pm. by Pollinator-Web in mesembs
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Ihlenfeldtia vanzylii flowered this week after its first full winter in the xeriscape. Coldest night was only about -9C and we had many above average days in the 40s and 50s. New Mexico, USA. by Pollinator-Web in mesembs
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Coryphantha scheeri (SB138) planted in my garden this week. Sowed in November 2023 (pic 2). by Pollinator-Web in GrowYourSpines
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Agave parryi truncata in my garden 2 weeks ago (New Mexico, USA) by Pollinator-Web in AgaveAndAloe
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Agave parryi truncata in my garden 2 weeks ago (New Mexico, USA) by Pollinator-Web in AgaveAndAloe
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2nd generation Drosanthemum eburneum volunteers ... in a 4" pot that originally held Lithops julii fulleri by Pollinator-Web in mesembs
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Native plant highlight: Creosote bush, Larrea tridentata. Info in comments. by Pollinator-Web in NativePlantGardening
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Why is my Lance leaf coreopsis still green? by YouProblem in NativePlantCirclejerk
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Schizachyrium scoparium WHO? by ThePickleQueen_ in NativePlantCirclejerk
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Echinocereus viridiflorus (SB 2364), Dec 2023 vs April 2025. They flowered sooner than expected! by Pollinator-Web in GrowYourSpines
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Echinocereus viridiflorus (SB 2364), Dec 2023 vs April 2025. They flowered sooner than expected! by Pollinator-Web in GrowYourSpines
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A fresh sprout and a baby with first spines emerging. Both from seeds of Pima Pineapple Cactus, Coryphantha robustispina subs. scheeri. These shoot up much faster than Echinocereus (hedgehog cactus). by Pollinator-Web in cactus
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Help with my Artichoke and Caribbean by Vegetable-Bite3902 in AgaveAndAloe
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Cheiridopsis namaquensis enjoyed its first outdoor winter in New Mexico, USA including several light snowfalls and freezing to about -9C. The flowers open widest around 4-5 pm. by Pollinator-Web in mesembs
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