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The Haworthia Society for Haworthias, Aloes, and Gasterias; the study, conservation and propagation of these South African succulent plants .
... of Menu End of Sidebar [ Back to Start of Sidebar ] Start of Content [ Skip Content ] The Haworthia Society The International Society for the study, propagation and conservation of Haworthias, Gasterias, Aloes, Bulbines ... " by Derek Tribble published in Haworthiad, Vol.16 No.3 (October 2002) p.108. The Haworthia Society 2006 End of Content [ Back to Start of Content ] Start of Footer [ Skip Footer ...
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Haworthia Society: A Simple Description of Haworthias
... are small succulent plants native to South Africa. They are related to Aloes and Gasterias. The Haworthia Society is concerned with their study, propagation and conservation. [D] Haworthias in the wild grow in ... hybrids" by Harry Mak published in Haworthiad, Vol.16 No.2 (June 2002) p.56. The Haworthia Society 2006 [Home] End of Content [ Back to Start of Content ] Start of Footer [ Skip Footer ] ...
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Haworthia: Cultivation
... is going on underground, as in all the Lily family to which Haworthias belong. Every year they renew their roots, using material from the old roots. This is especially true of members of the Haworthia genus, or more simply the soft-leaved species. This means that prolonged periods of wetness at the roots during this time, can lead to rotting. Occasional spraying is fine during the rest period, ...
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Haworthia.Com: Your Haworthia Resource
Haworthia.Com: Your Haworthia Resource Haworthia.Com The World-Wide Haworthia Resource Subgenus Haworthia Subgenus Hexangularis Subgenus Robustipedunculares Take the Virtual Trip to South Africa RSA Map What's New? Search this Site Vendors Site Map The List Links Visit the Greenhouse Species Books About This Site What are Haworthias? Haworthia Cultivation Send me an e-mail
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Haworthia: Books & special issues
... (16.8 x 24.5 cm), 337 b/w fotos, 3 b/w drawings, contents Title Haworthia photographs used to typify taxa described by Dr. Karl von Poellnitz Publisher Ingo Breuer und Arbeitskreis ... 1999, 200 pages (17 x 24.5 cm), 93 b/w fotos, contents, introduction Title New Haworthia species/combinations ... Alsterworthia International No. 7, December 2004 Publisher Alsterworthia International ISBN 0-9534004-8-4 ...
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Main Map Haworthia.com
Main Map Haworthia.com Haworthia.Com RSA Map This part of Haworthia.com is currently in development and is expected to be complete sometime in 2003. In the map above, South Africa is divided into 7 regions. Clicking on a region will take you to a larger map of that area, with the localities of Haworthias from this site identified by red "DEM000" tags. Clicking on a tag will take you to the plant ...
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Haworthia cymbiformis
Haworthia cymbiformis Art Gallery pen-and ink drawings H / Haworthia cymbiformis Author - Tomas Kriz
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Haworthia magnifica v.paradoxa
Haworthia magnifica v.paradoxa Art Gallery pen-and ink drawings H / Haworthia magnifica v.paradoxa Author - Tomas Kriz
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Haworthia
Haworthia Haworthia Haworthias come from Southern Africa. They are attractive and undemanding succulents mainly grown for their leaf colour and markings as the flowers are small and not brightly coloured,
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Haworthia
... bench of a lightly shaded UK greenhouse. Propagation Click this hyperlink to go to our Haworthia Propagation Gallery. Various methods of propagation we have found both interesting and useful are illustrated ... taxonomy pages are intended for my own education and reference during the building of the haworthia pages. Hopefully, they may be of assistance to you too. All photographs are copyright. Author ...
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