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1 RAFFLE PLANTS DOOR PRIZES FREE PLANTS Presented by Donna and Robert Ellis
2 RAFFLE PLANTS Prices: $1 per ticket Six tickets for $5
3 Mammillaria mystax Origin: Mexico (central) Min temp: to 14 deg F Flowers rose-purple Usually solitary Height: to 6 in Diameter: to 4 in Propagated from seed Full / filtered sun Use well-drained soil
4 Yucca rostrata Raffle plant Origin: Texas; Mexico (Coahuila, Chihuahua) Min temp: to 14 deg AKA Big Bend Yucca May be solitary or branching Stem height: to ft Stem diameter: to 3 ft Propagated from seed Full sun (does not need to be watered once established) Use well drained soil mix
5 Echinocereus coccineus Raffle plant Origin: USA (Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California) and Mexico (Sonora, Chihuahua) Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms large clusters Stem diameter: to 4 in. Stem height: to 15 in. Spination highly variable Propagated from seed Full / Filtered sun
6 Euphorbia resinifera Moroccan Mound Raffle plant Origin: Morocco Min temp: to 20 deg F Habitat: Atlas Mountains Forms dense rounded mat Full sun Diameter: to 3 ft Height: to 2 ft Propagated from seed, offsets Use highly porous, well-drained soil
7 Dasylirion longissimum Raffle plant Origin: Mexico Min temp: to 14 deg F Grows tall flowering stalk Eventually forms a shaggy tree w/trunk Diameter: to 6 ft Height: to 9 ft Propagated from seed Full sun (does not need to be watered once established)
8 Grusonia kunzei Raffle plant Origin: USA (Arizona); Mexico (Baja California, Sonora) Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms dense mats Stem height: to 18 in Stem diameter: to 4 in Propagated by seed, offsets Full sun
9 DOOR PRIZES Pick up ticket as you enter Must have your name tag
10 Pachypodium saundersii Door prize Origin: South Africa Min temp: to 25 deg F Summer grower Forms low branching caudex Diameter: to 18 in Height: to 4 ft Propagated from seed Full / Filtered sun
11 Ferocactus hamatacanthus Door prize Origin: Texas, New Mexico, Mexico Min temp: to 14 deg F May form clusters Stem diameter: to 10 in Height: to 18 in Propagated from seed, offsets Full sun
12 Pereskia portulacifolia Door prize Origin: Dominican Republic, Haiti Min temp: protect from frost Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds Forms small shrub Width: to 2 ft Height: to 5 ft Full / filtered sun Propagated from seed Use porous, well-drained soil
13 Mammillaria grusonii Door prize Origin: Mexico (Coahuila, Durango) Min temp: to 14 deg F One of the largest species in genus Usually solitary Diameter: to 12 in Height: to 10 in Propagated from seed Full sun
14 Stapelia grandiflora Door prize Origin: South Africa Min temp: protect from frost Forms large, hanging clusters Stem height: to 10 in Stem diameter: to 1 in Propagated from seed and cuttings Filtered sun
15 Matucana aureiflora Door prize Origin: Peru (Camajarca) Min temp: protect from frost Flowers stay open day and night Usually solitary Diameter: to 8 in Height: to 4 in Propagated from seed Full sun
16 FREE PLANTS Rules: One plant per person Must stay until end of meeting Please be courteous
17 Mammillaria camptotricha cv marnier-lapostollei Origin: Cultivar Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms large, flat clump of stems Stem diameter: to 2 in Clump height: to 4 in Full / Filtered sun Propagated from cuttings Use highly porous, well-drained soil
18 Euphorbia mammillaris variegata Free plant Origin: South Africa (Little Karoo and Southern Cape) Min temp: to 20 deg F Grows quickly Forms short shrublet Stem diameter: to 1 in Height: to 10 in Propagated from seed, offsets Filtered sun
19 Fouquieria macdougalii Origin: Mexico (Sonora) Min temp: to 25 deg F In same genus as Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) Grows into dense, spiky shrub Diameter: to 4 ft Height: to 8 ft Propagated from seed Filtered sun
20 Agave stricta nana Origin: Mexico (Puebla) Min temp: to 20 deg F Grows slowly, stays small Forms new offsets at base Full sun Rosette diameter: to 10 in Rosette height: to 10 in Propagated from offsets Use highly porous, well-drained soil
21 Lobivia draxleriana Origin: Bolivia, Argentina Min temp: to 14 deg F Found in higher Andes Forms flattened sphere Usually solitary, may form clumps Height: to 6 in Stem diameter: to 6 in Propagated from seed, offsets Full / filtered sun Use well-drained soil
22 Neoporteria huascensis Origin: Chile (Atacama) Min temp: to 14 deg F Occurs in coastal areas where little else grows Grows buried in ground almost impossible to spot without flowers Stem diameter: to 4 in Stem height: to 3 in Propagated from seed Filtered sun
23 Anacampseros rufescens Origin: South Africa Min temp: protect from frost Forms small caudex with age Height: to 6 in Caudex diameter: to 2 in Propagated from seeds or offsets Filtered sun
24 Gymnocalycium cardenasianum Origin: Bolivia Min temp: give protection in colder areas Covered with strong twisted spines that often prevent flower from opening fully Usually solitary Diameter: to 6 in Height: to 8 in Propagated from seed Full sun
25 Faucaria tigrina Origin: South Africa (Eastern Cape Province) Min temp: protect from frost Forms low spreading clusters Height: to 6 in Diameter: to 8 in Water sparsely to avoid breaking epidermis Propagated from seeds, cuttings Filtered sun Use well-drained soil
26 Gymnocalycium neuhuberi Origin: Argentina (San Luis) Min temp: to 14 deg F Endangered in habitat Usually solitary, may cluster Diameter: to 6 in Height: to 6 in Propagated from seed or offsets Full / Filtered sun
27 Adromischus cristatus Origin: South Africa Min temp: to 25 deg F Forms low spreading clusters Height: to 6 in Diameter: to 8 in Water sparsely to avoid breaking epidermis Propagated from seed, cuttings Filtered sun Use well-drained soil
28 Mammillaria hahniana Origin: Mexico (Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi, Queretero) Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms clusters Stem diameter: to 3 in Stem height: to 4 in Propagated from seed, offsets Full / Filtered sun
29 Aeonium haworthia hybrid Kiwi Origin: Morocco Min temp: protect from frost Forms low spreading clusters Height: to 6 in Diameter: to 6 in Propagated from seeds, cuttings Filtered sun Use well-drained soil
30 Mammillaria spinosissima Origin: Mexico (Guerrero, Morelos) Min temp: give protection in colder areas Forms solitary columnar plant, may pup with age Stem diameter: to 4 in Stem height: to 10 in Propagated from seed, offsets Filtered sun
31 Agave nickelsiae Origin: Mexico (Coahuila, Durango, Nuevo Leon) Min temp: to 14 deg F Grows slowly Forms open rosette Full sun Diameter: to 18 in Height: to 18 in Propagated from seed, offsets Use highly porous, well-drained soil
32 Chamaecereus sylvestrii ( Peanut Cactus ) Origin: Unknown (has not been found in the wild) Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms clumps Stem diameter: to ½ in Stem length: to 6 in Propagated from seed, offsets Filtered sun
33 Mammillaria dixanthocentron Origin: Mexico (Oaxaca, Pueblo) Min temp: protect from frost in colder areas Usually solitary Stem diameter: to 3 in Height: to 11 in Propagated from seed Full / filtered sun Water when dry during warm
34 Ferocactus herrerae Twisted Barrel Origin: Mexico (Sonora, Sinaloa, Durango) Min temp: to 14 deg F Ribs form deep spirals Usually solitary Height: to 5 ft Diameter: to 18 in Propagated from seed Full sun
35 Glottiphylum depressum Origin: South Africa (Little Karoo, Western Cape) Min temp: protect from frost Forms clusters close to the ground Cluster diameter: to 12 in Stem length: to 6 in Propagated from seed, offsets Filtered sun
36 Ferocactus latispinus Origin: Mexico (Coahuila, Nuevo Leon) Min temp: to 14 deg F Solitary Stem diameter: to 14 in Stem height: to 12 in Propagated from seed Full sun
37 Notocactus agnetae Origin: Uruguay Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms small sphere Stem height: to 4 in Stem diameter: to 4 in Propagated from seed Filtered sun
38 Sempervivum species Origin: Europe (Apennine, Alps, Carpathian mountains) Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms prolific clusters Stem diameter: to 8 in Stem height: to 3 in Propagated from seed, offsets Filtered sun
39 Lobivia tiegeliana v dimorphypetalia Origin: Bolivia, Argentina Min temp: to 14 deg F Forms small, flat sphere Stem diameter: to 6 in Stem height: to 4 in Propagated from seed Full / Filtered sun
40 Gasteraloe Green Ice Origin: Cultivar Min temp: protect from frost Forms clusters Stem diameter: to 5 in Stem height: to 4 in Propagated from offsets Filtered sun
41 Notocactus warasii Origin: Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul) Min temp: protect from frost in colder areas In habitat grows in rock cracks on walls Solitary at first, may cluster in time Stem height: to 18 in Stem diameter: to 12 in Propagated from seed, offsets Filtered sun
42 Mammillaria bombycina Origin: Mexico (Jalisco, Aguascalientes) Min temp: give protection in colder areas Forms clumps Stem diameter: to 2 in Stem height: to 6 in Propagated from seed, offsets Full / Filtered sun
43 Echinocereus weedinii Free plant (Davis Mountains) Origin: Texas (Trans-Pecos) Min temp: to 14 deg F Usually solitary, may form clumps Height: to 8 in Stem diameter: to 2 in Propagated from seed, offsets Full sun
44 Aloe variegata Origin: South Africa, Namibia Min temp: to 20 deg F Survives in Vail underneath mesquite trees Forms rosettes Stem width: to 9 in Stem height: to 12 in Propagated from seeds, cuttings Filtered sun Use well-drained soil
45 Ferocactus alamosanus Origin: Mexico (Sonora) Min temp: protect from frost in colder areas Species threatened in habitat Usually solitary Height: to 3 ft Diameter: to 14 in Propagated by seed Full sun
46 Mammillaria sonorensis Origin: Mexico (Sonora, Sinaloa, Chihuahua) Min temp: to 14 deg F Grows slowly Eventually forms large mounds Stem height: to 6 in Diameter per stem: to 6 in Propagated from seed, offsets Full sun
47 Adromischus maculatus Origin: South Africa (Cape Province) Min temp: protect from frost in colder areas Forms small clusters or mats Leaf diameter: to 1 in Cluster height: to 3 in Develops caudex with age Propagated from seed, offsets Filtered sun
48 Mammillaria sempvervivi var tetracantha Origin: Mexico (Hidalgo, San Luis Potosi, Nuevo Leon, Guanajuato) Min temp: to 14 deg F Grows slowly Solitary at first, may cluster Stem height: to 6 in Stem diameter: to 6 in Propagated from seed, offsets Full / Filtered sun
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