A Celebration Of Succulents By Amateur Hobbyists On CD-ROM

This is a little “heritage post’ from The original Amateurs’ Digest.

Featured image: AI-generated text-to-image of Mammillaria sheldonii in flower.

A
CELEBRATION
OF
SUCCULENTS
By Amateur Hobbyists
On CD-Rom

*Mammillaria swinglei*
Plant & Photo: Robert
Stephenson, Australia.
From seed to flowering plant in 5 years. (Click to see full size)

Produced by THE AMATEURS’ DIGEST

50 pages of articles with photos PLUS 1750 color photographs of cacti, other succulents, caudiciforms & collectibles. 215+ genera, 1100+ species, subspecific taxa & hybrids. BIG selection of Caudiciforms & Other Collectibles: 75+ genera, 300+ species and around 250 photos of 25 genera of cold hardy species, hybrids and varieties including many plants never before published.

A major collection of photographs of plants grown by amateur hobbyists who provide valuable growing tips and other plant information with many of their photos.

For variety we have included a few photos by hobbyists of plants in private collections and gardens and botanical gardens.

New Articles:

· The Name Game

· The Cactus Family

· Culture and Growth of Euphorbias

· Orchid Cacti (all aspects of care)

· Getting Started with Cold Hardy Plants including Hardy C&S; by Zone and USA Hardiness Zones

· Plus: Reprint (requested by many) of Bonsai-Saikei
and Succulents.

· Succulents From Scratch: The Basics for Newcomers with tips and advice for problem solving.

Digest Subscribers Only:
United States US$20.00.
Overseas US$22.00. Canada CDN$30.00

Non Subscribers:
United States US$25.00.
Overseas US$27.00. Canada CDN$35.00

To purchase your CD use The Order Form and send payment to:

The Amateurs’ Digest
8591 Lochside Drive
Sidney, BC, Canada
V8L 1M5

SUBSCRIBE NOW to THE AMATEURS’ DIGEST and pay the lower price for the CD-ROM

You can use the same The Order Form

Note: Orders already received have been filled and are in the mail.

This produce is not currently for sale. It’s not traceable anywhere on the Internet, or in Canada’s National Library and Archives.

Call this a “heritage ad”. It’s an old advertisement by The Amateurs’ Digest for a CD-Rom product. The ad is reproduced here for historical and bibliographic reasons, and also to ask Marina’s old readers who purchased this CD-Rom and/or others, to please get in touch: The Amateurs’ Digest Archive would like to have a copy. Just hit the Contact tab and let us know. Thank you.

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