Still don't know the exact ID for this echeveria, but I'll take the pretty flowers :)

Sarah,

Looks like an Echeveria shaviana

Finally catching my breath with the move and catching blooms...

Strombocactus diciformis

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Epithelantha greggii

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Copiapoa marginata

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Echinocereus knippelianus

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Pirhocactus strausianus

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Bonus pic of California blooming fields nearby :)

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My Christmas Cactus bloomed again. Most buds were falling off so I figured no more till fall but got two larger than normal blooms in time for Mother's Day.

P. brevicaule flowered a couple of weeks ago, but decided it wasn't quite done...

Tephrocactus alexanderi v. geometricus

itty bitty cactus starting to bloom...

Cactus flowers come in such wonderful colors!

Aztekium hintoni, blooming like a clock :)

Pelecyphora strobilliformis

a few in the itty bitty category as well (1 inch or less :)

Gymnocalycium matznetteri

Notocactus haselbergii (Scarletball)

and Cintia knizei

All beautiful, but love love love that Aztekium! So jealous!

Beautiful blooms Alain!

Sinnigia leucotricha

Aztekium valdezii (a grafted plant that went a little crazy in the offset department)

A Hildewintera hybrid's first bloom (grew this one from a cutting a very generous garden webber sent me)

Very jealous of that A valdezii, :) just curious, did you get yours as a single head and if yes how long it took to go crazy like now? Got one recently, wondering if it will happen for me in my lifetime....

It already had lots of heads when I got it. It's grafted on to F. glaucescens. I wonder if that has anything to do with its craziness.

Euphoria spirostichia

Tillandsia. I’m not sure which one though. Maybe funckiana? I’ve had it for YEARS! First ever bloom. It’s super tiny & the best I could do with my phone.

Tyler, I don't grow any Tillandsia but I might reconsider now! must be special to see that :)

Turbinicarpus pseudomacrochele

Semnanthe lacera

and a good old but still itty bitty Echinopsis chamaecereus

Mammillaria guelzowiana

Maybe next week or jump on next months' flower show. It will smell to high heaves when it opens.

Got to look up the exact name. They are hardy to zone 7 and I have two left outside and comes up every year in our zone 6. This one I keep in the cellar thru the winter.

One of the Aroids. Maybe Amorphophallus konjak. It is large genus (about 200 sp.)

Rina, Right on. That's it. What my notes says.