Euphorbia neohumbertii Crassulaceae This is a shrubby species

This is a shrubby species that has unusual thin flat leaves that form in parallel rows

Echinopsis subdenudata 'Fuzzy Navel'  A nice form of this popular species with bigger

Mammillaria decipiens ssp

It only grows a few inches tall but spreads horizontally forming a clump a foot or more across in time

It is the most unusual looking of the pitcher plants from the US

Euphorbia neohumbertii Crassulaceae This is a shrubby speciesEuphorbia neohumbertii An attractive leafy, stem forming species of from Madagascar. The stems are more or less square with spiny edges. The sides of the stem are green with brown stripes formed from the scars of old leaves. The leaves are somewhat thick, rounded, and smooth. The flowers are bright red and yellow, and are formed in the spring. The leaves are deciduous, falling off in the fall and regrowing in the spring Water regularly in summer, keep