H. mirabiles??

Astrophytum mirostigma

Harry - Thanks! I'm thinking it might be mirabilis of some sort. Hm.

Krista - Beautiful!

Echinocereus pectinatus

Echinocereus triglochidiatus

A few more new members to the family

Including a Sulcorebutia rauschii in bloom :-)

And our Jatropha podagrica is starting a second infloresence. The plant looks so much nicer now it is leafing

Andrew: a picture of my 3 P. compactum when I first got them back in February. The christate is not flowering.

Edit: the labels on the pots said Pachyveria ‘Scheideckeri’, but they sure are not :-)

What a bunch of nice blooming plants Conny!!!

the Pachys love to have much more sunshine; they color up very nice,

Here's Aloe 'Peppermint'

Took a trip to Logee's Greenhouses for mother's day and brought home this "unknown Adenium"

NoID Echeveria is coming along nicely, placed in the west window for a photo shoot:

And a bonus shot where my camera focused on rockpile/quackgrass/weed area that is the future home of my cold-hardy C&S rock garden :P

Kd

Harry: once the greenhouse is ready the pachies too will get a lot more sun :-)

Notocactus magnificus

She got long antennas

Aeonium spathulatum

Gymnocalycium baldianum

Getting impatient here...

Mamilaria ernestii giving pappa a flower.

Avonia quinaria ssp alstonii

Love it! Been wanting an Avonia quinaria for so long.

Surprise volunteer tulip in my iris bed. Some squirrel forgot where he put his goodies hehe

Portulacaria afra full of bees

Oscularia deltoides

Crassula

Couple more...

My Helianthocereus Grandiflorus, Echinopsis Grandiflorus, Trichocereus Grandiflorus, or whatever you want to call it, opening up after a rain this morning.

Echinopsis oxygona

Echinocereus rigidissimus

Echinopsis sp. forma cristata

Echeveria Fabiola, has to be one of the most beautiful Echeveria flowers...

Lobivia wrigthiana var. winteriana

Rebutia sp.

x Pachyveria 'Jewel Tones'

Echeveria halbengerii

Chamaecereus sp. (with 26 buds!!)

harry

Echinopsis huascha

Here's one I found blooming over the weekend, Sedeveria "Harry Butterfield"

Parodia schlosseri (Parodia erubescens), I think.

Very old and corky Mammillaria zeilmanniana

Echinopsis 'Antimatter'

A big flower for a small plant...

stupidlazydog, LOVE your Ariocarpus in the back,

Graptoveria Titubans: looks like the main rosette will be monocarpic, there are no new leaves, which I wasn't expecting from this plant, but as seen from second pic there are plent of new rosettes forming.

I don't think you need to worry. They are (I thnk) not monocarpic. Both parents are not either (G. paraguaenze x Echeveria derenbergii)

Senecio stapeliaeformis

Sulcorebutia canigueralii

NoID Echeveria has finally bloomed :D

I posted an ID query separately in order to not clutter up this thread

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/4661459/m=23/noid-echeveria-has-bloomed-anyone-care-to-take-a-stab-at-an-id

Kd

Blooming today: Lobivia aurea

Stapelia schinzii

Sulcorebutia arenacea

Such a wonderful array of blooms, really folks, just marvelous.

My usual lovely Euporbia milii x moratii, can't get enough of this guy.

Season's first blooms, opened indoors last week.

Blooms its fool head off.

Here's a first time bloomer, I think it's Euphorbia francoisii,

Kinda cute

Interestingly patterned leaves, no two are the same.

Pedilanthus macrocarpus

M. fittkaui's first bloom for me. It has several more buds.

Sulcorebutia arenacea

Second Gymnocalycium baldianum