This page contains links to Websites of interest to me
Cacti Links
The growing of cacti and other succulents has been an interest of mine for more than 30 years. It began about 1974 when I sowed a packet of mixed seeds and then tried to identify the plants that grew. I now have a 6 ft by 8 ft greenhouse which is too small to house all my collection of over 500 plants!
Here are some pictures of just a few plants in my collection.
The Amateurs Digest
A Cactus and succulent magazine, but the website contains some pictures, useful links and sales information.British Cactus & Succulent Society
A comprehensive site, easily navigated without Javascript. The Macclesfield and East Cheshire Branch givies details of local meetings.Cactus Mall
An extensive listing of links for cacti and succulents. A very comprehensive site.The Echinocereus Reference Collection
Over 1100 Echinocereus plants maintained by Henry Lisowski in Bolton, Lancashire. The site includes a catalogue and a photo gallery.International Cactus Adventures
A quarterly magazine. Only part of the site is in English, the rest in French. There are, however, some nice pictures which may be useful at some time.Ralph Martin
Personal site of another enthusiast. Seeds/cuttings for sale or exchange, also books and journals. A few pictures. There are also a services for obtaining details of plants from a field number or details of a collector from the acronym. You can also input a cactus name to receive information on when and where it was collected, and who by.Notocactus Information Exchange
A very comprehensive site devoted to Notocacti. Includes History, Cultivation, Field Collectors, Glossary, etc. Also a few pictures and some links to other sites.Whitestone Gardens
Situated at Sutton on the North Yorkshire Moors. The site has a small picture gallery, and also has a good number of links to other sites with pictures of cacti.Needlcraft Links
I went to evening classes several years ago to learn bobbin lace, and have kept up the hobby, even though I don't get much oportunity to get my pillow out. Also, I am now trying to teach myself needle lace, tatting and cross stitch.