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I can't get enough of Acronia baudoensis. I simply swoon over the bright red new growth and nearly perpetual flowers. The older leaves even have a thin purple margin. This clump started as two accidental single-leaf divisions.

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The spiky inflorescence of Acanthus senii

Aloe cooperi, a cold hardy grass aloe, being photo bombed by Encyclia tampensis, a fairly cold hardy epiphytic orchid

Echinopsis 'Los Angeles' is an older hybrid, but still one of the best. I will be saving pollen for crossing with 'Vivien'.