So cool! Congrats! You must post a photo when it's open!

Thanks for your comments, I'm glad you all like the photos. I tried to get names included today where possible. Most of these folks with these entries all have rather large greenhouses that they heat through the winter to keep these collections in. I can't even think about beginning to collect Euphorbias. The few I have will serve and give me options for entering in future shows. I couldn't help but pick up another 3 plants today. (Smirks). The True Socotranum was gone already. I didn't know that this particular vendor gives our club members a 20% discount which would put the plant in my range. The nursery is about 55 miles from home so I could still make a trip there and find another this summer, perhaps even have the opportunity to select from a few different choices and still use my discount.

I picked up a couple of her Sansevierias at another C&S show a couple weeks back - I am delighted to have her plants! I'm planning to go meet her as she lives close by. The hoya I bought look fairly young, maybe rooted cuttings from less than a year ago, the foliage has a pale look (too much light?). Pink Silver and curtisii are lush, green, full - they were from a professional grower's table. The Fresno Beauty is Norma's maybe even the pallida, I don't remember whether Red Buttons is too, possibly.

Many of them just said "species" on the entry - I suppose that is what you do when you don't have positive ID? One of those upright fans was pearsonii, probably the pics further down. The one you're asking about I believe did not give a name, just "species." The second one you asked about: cylindrica volkensii - you can just about read it on the pink entry. To me it looks like juvenile fischerii.