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Discover the beauty of cacti and other succulents with the BCSS! Whether you are an expert grower or a novice – or are just thinking of starting up the hobby – the Society will guide you all the way.
With over 80 branches throughout the UK meeting monthly you will have the opportunity to meet other enthusiasts and to learn more about growing these amazing plants. CactusWorld, the Society’s beautifully illustrated quarterly magazine is just one of the many benefits that members receive. It contains articles about new species, plants in the wild, cultivation techniques and, of course, what the Society’s many branches and members are up to.
This website offers a wealth of information about the Society – including how to join – and is your gateway to the wonderful world of cacti and other succulents.
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The society will publish a Special 40th anniversary Conservation edition of Bradleya in 2022
The 2020-21 members seed list is out and full of interesting new additions to your collection.
I am very pleased to announce that we have been able to arrange the a sequence of live Zoom meetings. Read More
Updated The BCSS botanical gardens directory lists the public collections of cacti and succulents which can be visited in the UK. Several of our branches support the work of these gardens by providing advice, practical help, and even plants.
If you're having plant problems, need an ID, want to discuss cultivation, or see wonderful travelogues from round the world then please don't hesitate to visit the forum.
This valuable resouces is now hosted by the BCSS, Ralph will continure to curate the database, while the BCSS will provide the resources to ensure its future.
British Cactus & Succulent Society Privacy Policy 2 February 2019
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With over 80 branches throughout the country there is bound to be one near you.
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Since 1993 the BCSS has supported projects designed to aid the conservation of cacti and succulents. Through the generous contribution of its members grants have been given to researchers around the world.
Sometimes still referred to by its previous name of Sulcorebutia steinbachii, .............