There is no F&F retail store. The owner does wholesale only. If you live in Seattle, and are interested in C&S, join the local club. I did in November. It has been awesome. Last month we actually took a "field trip" to F&F, I met the owner for the first time, gawked at all his plants, and bought a few too. The Seattle area plant nurseries all usually just carry F&F stuff. There is no other readily available source. Besides the internets :) -curiouscomputer PS: here is a link for the club: http://www.cascadecss.org/ Here is a link that might be useful: Cascade Cactus & Succulent society

G'day dancacti, try Thornwood Gardens P. O. Box 282 Strathalbyn S.A. 5255. (Max Holmes). Max sells cacti Mail order, and they are nice healthy plants. His new list is due out this month I think, for 4X50c stamps he'll send you his catalogue when it's ready. Hope this helps. :) Cheers, CP

Due to time constraints, I was only able to visit one nursery during my weekend visit. We went to Grigsbys. This was a typical place where their main emphasis is mail order or wholesale, not retail. That means it is not very well kept, plants are not very organized and parking is very limited. You wander up and down the place, walking through several greenhouses, then if you find an interesting plant; it is not for sale, because it doesn't have a price tag on it. Anyway, I purchased three plants from them. First an Euphorbia Aeruginosa, minor an Euphorbia Genoudiana and finally, a Pachypodium Namaquanum Thank you to you all who gave me the info. in finding this place. I will go back if I happen to be driving thru the area or visiting nearby.

third picture down has a type of prickly pear Opuntia and a thimble cactus but the third one I can't even guess.