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“When you fall in love with succulents … one plant is never enough!” — Marina Welham, Editor

First, The Amateurs' Digest, and now The Cactophile Network: "The Hobbyist's First Choice".

“The Amateurs’ Digest … what I liked about it was that it had a very ‘down to earth’ ethos ...” — Anthony Murphy, UK

Vol 22 #5 — May 2009

NB: The original magazine should probably have been labelled Vol 21 #5 — May 2009.

KLYN NURSERIES

Bill Hendricks, President of Klyn Nurseries in Ohio, is a much sought after speaker on a wide variety of horticultural topics. Download his free Tip Sheet on “Cacti and Succulents in the Garden”. Bill’s tips explain “What is a succulent?” “What are cacti?” “Factors to consider when creating a hardy cactus garden” and much more …

THE CACTUS AND SUCCULENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA

The Cactus and Succulent Society of America (CSSA), founded in 1929, is a worldwide community of avid gardeners, hobby and commercial horticulturists, nurserymen, and professional scientists who all share an appreciation for cacti and other types of succulent plants.

B.C. GREENHOUSE BUILDERS

B.C. Greenhouse Builders Ltd. in Surrey, BC, Canada has been the gardener’s choice for greenhouse kits since 1951. FREE CATALOG featuring the largest selection of quality built “Cross Country” polycarbonate and “Traditional” glass greenhouse kits.

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BRITISH CACTUS AND SUCCULENT SOCIETY

The principal objectives of the BCSS are to promote the study, conservation, propagation and cultivation of cacti and other succulent plants. Membership of the Society is international and open to all. We currently have about 3,000 members and this includes a whole range of interests from novice window-sill growers to experts.

IDENTIFICATION

ISSN Cacti & Other Succuents: 0843-8234
ISSN The Amateurs' Digest: 1199-0791
Note that Library and Archives Canada does not attribute an ISSN to Supplements. A Supplement is extra material published separately from a given issue.
Caudex Booklets (as of #8): ISSN # 1199-0791

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