These plants were all grown by me over a lengthy period of time. As a group the Asclepiadaceae offer an extraordinary diversity of form florally. Here we have just a very few that I have enjoyed growing mainly from seed. There are seed suppliers offering many types, but for real interest The International Asclepiad Society is well worth joining http://www.cactus-mall.com/ias/index.html

Photography by Martyn Tidball
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caralluma_burchardii Caralluma burchardii caralluma_burchardii_ Caralluma burchardii wild_caralluma Wild Caralluma caralluma_burch._seed Caralluma burch. seed c._decaiseneana C. decaiseneana
c._europea C. europea caralluma_lugardii Caralluma lugardii caralluma_lugardii2 Caralluma lugardii2 caralluma_meintjesiana1 Caralluma meintjesiana1 caralluma_meintjesiana Caralluma meintjesiana
carraluma_adscendens Carraluma adscendens caralluma_adscendens Caralluma adscendens duvalia_sp. Duvalia sp. echidnopsis_scutellata Echidnopsis scutellata echidnopsis_cereiformis Echidnopsis cereiformis
huernia_arabica Huernia arabica huernia_guttata Huernia guttata huernia_occulata Huernia occulata huernia_primulina Huernia primulina huernia_sp. Huernia sp.
huernia_stapeliformis Huernia stapeliformis huernia_transvalensis Huernia transvalensis huernia_transvalensis.2 Huernia transvalensis.2 huernia_zebrina Huernia zebrina huernia_zebrina. Huernia zebrina.

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