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Astrophytum myriostigma
Comments:
Grower: Carlos Gristani
 

Echinocereus castaneus caespitosus 'Chocolate Lace'
Comments: cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire  
Grower: Carlos Gristani
Echinocereus reichenbachii v.  caespitosus
Comments: cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire  
Grower: Carlos Gristani
 

Escobaria (Coryphanta) leei
Comments: cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire
Grower: Carlos Gristani
Escobaria (Coryphanta) vivipara
Comments: Eddy Co. NM.  Cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire
Grower: Carlos Gristani
Escobaria (Coryphanta) vivipara
Comments: cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire
Grower: Carlos Gristani
Escobaria (Coryphanta) vivipara Stafford Co KS
Comments: cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire
Grower: Carlos Gristani

Ferocactus (Hamatocactus) setispinus 'hamatus'
Comments: cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire
Grower: Carlos Gristani
Ferocactus (Hamatocactus) setispinus 'hamatus' 
Comments: close-up of flower of above plant.  

Gymnocalycium calochlorum v. proliferum
Comments: cold hardy (zone 5) - plant growing outdoors in southern New Hampshire  Note:  didn't survive the first winter
Grower: Carlos Gristani
 

Mammillaria perezdelarosae
Comments: blue ribbon winner 3/02  
Grower: Jeff Mathieu
Mammillaria plumosa
Comments:  Coahuila, Mexico. blue ribbon winner 9/02
Grower:John Power
Mammillaria sp.
Comments: blue ribbon winner 2/02 
Grower: Jeff Mathieu
 

Matucana paucicostata
Family: Cactaceae
Comments:  Diurnal flowers appearing during the Summer.  From Peru (Ancash)
Grower: Yuri Yudin
Photo:  Yuri Yudin
Matucana sp.
Comments: blue ribbon winner 4/02  
Grower: Art Scarpa
 

Notocactus (Parodia) 'Green Pumpkin'
Comments: blue ribbon winner 9/03  
Grower: Gaby Sebo
 

Opuntia rufida
Family:  Cactaceae
Comments: Picture in habitat, Texas (Big Bend NP).  This species is notorious for releasing glochids when disturbed, an these have been known to blind cattle, hence the common name  "Blind prickly pear" (from Cacti of the Southwest by Meg Quinn)
Grower: n/a
Opuntia violacea var. macrocentra 
Family:  Cactaceae
Comments: Picture in habitat, Texas (Big Bend NP) 
Grower: n/a
Opuntia sp. crest
Comments: blue ribbon winner 4/02  
Grower: Jeanine Loya
 

Pseudolobivia orozasana 
Family:  Cactaceae
Comments:  Several authors classify Pseudolobivia as a sub-group of Echinopsis.  They are upland plants native to South America. 
Grower: Yuri Yudin
Photo:  Yuri Yudin
 

Turbinicarpus lophophoroides
Family:  Cactaceae
Comments:  From Mexico (San Luis de Potosi)
Grower: Yuri Yudin
Photo:  Yuri Yudin
Turbinicarpus schmiedickienus v. klinkerianus
Family:  Cactaceae
Comments:  From Mexico (Tarmaulipas)
Grower: Yuri Yudin
Photo:  Yuri Yudin
 

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