Botanic Garden and Magdelene College Tower


British Cactus and Succulent Society, Zone 8

Oxford Branch

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MEMBERS' EVENINGS

Next Meeting
THURSDAY 22 FEBRUARY

DR. CURT LAMBERTH
From JI to lava rock; what do habitats tell us about growing cacti?

I am sure that you may know Curt, a chemist now an environmental consultant, who has been growing cacti for 50 years. He has a passion for finding out what makes things tick, and applies his talents of inventing, designing and building equipment and analysing data for projects like tracking and monitoring wild mice, measuring the effect of ash-dieback on woodland microclimates and checking water quality in our rivers. He has an interest in raising cacti and orchids from seed and has been trying to solve some of the trickier problems of cultivating cacti. Tonight is a unique opportunity to hear about some of the solutions Curt has worked out along his 25 year long journey from John Innes to lava rock.

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(For general information see "Events Programme" in the Site Contents)

PICTURE GALLERY

Lithops leslei v. albinica C36

Lithops leslei v. albinica C36



BRANCH NEWS and EVENTS ABOUT US

2023 Oxford Branch Show PHOTOGRAPHS by Gillian Evison

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Download here: THE SUMMER 2023 edition of the newsletter "OXOTICA"

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BAJA TRIP 2023 by Bill Darbon

If you are local to Oxford, or just visiting, you may like to come along to our monthly branch meetings (you can find details under the item Events Programme in the Site Contents list). Most meetings include a talk by a guest speaker, and there are table shows, plant sales, a lending library and refreshments.

For more information please contact Bill Darbon on 01993 881926. Also see the Contact Us page. If you would like advice on anything to do with cacti or succulents then our members will be glad to help.

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Last updated: 10 January 2024