Tucson Cactus & Succulent Society

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The next TCSS Cactus Rescue Sale date is TBD To be added to our TCSS Cactus Rescue Sales Notification Email List: email us (List@TucsonCactus.org) and mention that you want to be added to the TCSS Cactus Rescue Sales Notification List. You do NOT need to do this if you are a member. TCSS Members already get notified of all sales. Information about our Cactus Gloves. Here is a link to a PowerPoint presentation that shows how to plant a Saguaro. The file is 20 MB. We have a new informational video about our cactus rescue program (12 minutes, 16M file, only download if you have broadband access)! Click here to learn more about our cactus rescue program.	All spaces for the TCSS Novice Workshop on Saturday October 22, 2016 are filled. The Second Edition of the TCSS Field Guild is coming soon. See the Field Guide Page. The publications page has two new articles in the Florilegium section related to Joseph Wood Krutch. Browse a collection of documents from the Tucson Active Management Area (TAMA) on the publications page. Low water use plant buyer's guide for Central and Southern Arizona. Great video of blooming cacti flowers, must see! Videos about local Tucson gardens, TCSS, Tucson Pima Prickly Park, and the Sonoran Conference. Video and story about Tucson Pima Prickly Park. Growing (succulents) in the Desert Columns.	The next monthly TCSS Member Meeting is on October 6, 2016. Tom Van Devender will give a presentation. The previous monthly TCSS Member Meeting was on September 1, 2016. Jim Weedin gave a presentation titled "Novel cacti in the Northern Chihuahuan desert of Texas." NOTE the meeting location: Sky Islands Public Charter School 6000 E. 14th St Tucson, AZ 85711.
New Items Added
Growing Seeds Using a Red Cup by Doug Dawson MyGeoTrex™ smartphone app for Pima Prickly Park
Interesting Links
The Sonoran Desert Florilegium Program has created this web site. Take a look at Mark Dimmitt's Adenium web site.