More to come...

David- Keep it coming! Love pictures of all the plants..! Sedum Pachyphyllum and the Echinocereus Rigidissimus are my favorites...and, of course the haworthia, agave, echeveias, gasterias, etc.,!

It's always a sight to see Mammillarias in flower.

AND that should wrap it up...! Again sorry for the super pic-heavy post, but I simply can't resist when I encounter so many succulents & cacti, you don't see something like this in Canada every day, people don't usually plant succulents in the ground because of the climate here.

Hope you enjoyed the pics!

I used to live at a 5 min drive from Allen :( Absolutely love this. Ive been to the Centennial Conservatory and many botanical gardens through the US and Allen is my fav. Did you see the tree with the craziest green-bluish bloom? A year ago I went late winter and it was in bloom. I took LOTS of pics, perhaps when I have time, I can post a few.

How were the prices? Im just so happy there are people growing c&s here.

@bernard Trust me, I would've taken many more home if I had more space... haha. But also I got there much later so most of the nice ones were already gone I think. Thanks for the link, I wish there's more coming up in Toronto though

@nametaken Thanks for the comment, must be nice to have lived so close to a wonderful garden. I did see that tree I think!! I will post some more cool plants/flowers I saw later.
The prices were average-high I think, but again probably because I got there late

The Vancouver one is closer to me : )

@Neil are you Canadian as well?

Some cool non-succulents flowers from the Allan Gardens:

I was super excited to see these Tillandsia/Bromeliads too because air plants are another obsession of mine these days

David- no. I was commenting that Vancouver is closer to me now geographically as i'm in San Diego. When I was living in New York, much closer to Toronto, approx. 10 hour drive. When I was in Seattle it was just a 3 hour drive to the Canadian border/Vancouver.

I see!