All Plant Index 1975-2025
ADANSONIA
ADENIUM
- Adenium by Wendy Barrett, 7/25, page 12
- Adenium, Aloe and Euphorbia Care by Sue Hakala, 5/24, page 9
- Adenium and Astrophytum by Sue Hakala, 4/23, page 10
- Adenium Culture in Hot Desert Climates by Mark Dimmitt, 2/23, page 11
- Adenium Fever—Catch it! by Tom Gatz, 3/08, page 7
- Adenium: Making Sense of Adenium Names (and Some Care Tips) by Tom Gatz, 7/24, pages 13-17
- Adenium ‘Mini’ by Dan Smith, 12/18, page 8
- Adenium ‘Mini-star’ by Dan Smith,12/19, page 8
- Air-layering Adeniums and Other Woody Plants by Tom Gatz, 2/20, page 11
- Adenium Management at the Desert Botanical Garden—Volunteers in Action by Tom Gatz, 9/13, page 6
- Adeniums:’Waking’ Up Adeniums in the Spring by Tom Gatz, 3/21, page 2
- Another Rotten Tale by Dan Smith, 4/16, page 7
- Cool Things We Learned About Adeniums From Dave Palzkill by Tom Gatz, 7/15, page 7
- Germinating Seeds a Different Approach by Dan Smith, 7/19, page 6
- Growing Adeniums in Southern Arizona by Michael Chamberland, 1/24, page 17
- Adenium by Timothy Chapman, 6/93, page 1
- Waking Up by Mark Dimmitt, 3/13, page 5
- ‘Waking’ Up Adeniums in the Spring by Tom Gatz, 3/21, page 2
- Winterizing Your Adeniums by Tom Gatz, 11/14, page 10
- Your Adenium is Rotting by Dan Smith, 8/15, page 7
ADROMISCHUS
AEONIUM
AGAVE
- Agave by Tristan Davis, 4/16, page 9
- Agave—the Good, the Bad and the Ugly by Tom Gatz, 4/25, pages 8-9
- Agave Aquaculture: Who Knew? by Tom Gatz, 12/23, pages 9-10
- Agave ‘Blue Glow’—A Handsome Hybrid by Tom Gatz, 4/11, page 5
- Agave desmetiana by Tom Gatz, 9/19, page 13
- Agave Extravaganza by Tristan Davis, 4/16, page 9
- Agave Fever by Sean Dundas, 6/04, page 1
- Agave ‘Kichi-Jokan’: An Unsolved Mystery by Tom Gatz, 7/07, page 6
- Agave ‘Kissho Kan’ by Tom Gatz, 2/22, page 13
- Agave Leaf Arrangement, 8/19, page 16
- Agave amica Finds a New Home by Kathleen M. McCoy, 3/25, pages 21-22
- Agave Punctures by Linda Holub, 3/21, page 15
- Agave Snout Weevil by Gerhard Bock, 9/24, pages 4-5
- Agave Snout Weevil Attack by Sue Hakala, 7/19, page 14
- Agave Snout Weevil Time to Treat 5/19, page 1
- Agave Stalk Becomes Nursery by Sue Hakala, 5/25, pages 10-11
- Agave utahensis: How’d You Grow That Plant? By Rich Zeh, 5/23, page 11
- Agave victoria-reginae by Sue Hakala, 6/18, page 15
- Agave victoria reginae: Queen Victoria’s Agave by Jim Elliott, 6/04, page 3
- Agave weberi question on rot by Greg Starr, 7/18, page 14
- Agaves That Can be Acclimated to Our Full Sun by Tom Gatz, 11/11, page 5
- Agaves—The Good, The Bad and The Ugly by Tom Gatz, 2/07, 1/07, page 5
- Bud Marking vs. Cross Banding in Agaves by Jim Elliott, 11/06, page 6
- Growing Agaves from Seeds by Charles F. Merbs, 12/76, page 2
- In My Garden: Agave attenuata by Susan Tyrrel, 7/09, page 6
- Learn More About Agaves by Sue Hakala, 11/19, page 5
- Pay More for Your Margarita: Will Tequila Costs Sour Drinkers? by Daryl Bell, 9/00, page 3
- Two Great Succulent Plants to Create Focal Points in Your Landscape (Aloe ‘Hercules’ dicotoma x barberae and Agave ovatifolia) by Tom Gatz, 1/10, page 5
ALOE
- Aloe by Leo Martin, 1/02, page 2
- Aloe barbadensis subsp. murphyi Farm by Sue Hakala, 2/25, pages 12-13
- Aloe castilloniae by Nick Diomede, 8/23, pages 7-8
- Aloe Come Back by Nancy Mumpton, 8/24, page 18
- Aloe dichotoma by Bob Torrest, 4/20, page 8
- Aloe dorotheae by Lauren Marks, 8/18, page 9
- Aloe Favorites by Tom Gatz, 2/13, page 6
- Aloe ‘Hercules’: Named Tree Aloe ‘Hercules’ by Kathleen M. McCoy, 10/25, pages 6-7
- Aloe: The Story of Aloe ‘Hercules’ by Gerhard Bock, 3/24, pages 7-8
- Aloe hybrid ‘Blizzard’ by Bonnie Scott, 1/18, page 9
- Aloe sp. by Cindy Capek, 11/19, page 9
- Aloe sp. by Wendy Barrett, 6/21, page 7
- Aloe tormentosa My Oldest Plant by Nancy Mumpton, 5/20, page 5
- Aloe Vera by Sue Hakala, 1/06, page 6
- Aloe Vera: My Oldest Plant by Bob Hopfner, 8/19, page 15
- Aloes by Diana and John Crummey, 1/13, page 7
- Grass Aloes of South Africa by Michael Gallagher, 1/88, page 6
- How to Grow Aloes in Arizona by Dean Patrick, 1/23, page 5
- Remarkable Aloe by Melvin Firestone, 9/75, page 1
- ‘Skirts’ of Dead Leaves May Protect Tree Aloes From Wildfire by Tom Gatz, 3/15, page 7
- “Skirts” of Dead Leaves May Protect Tree Aloes from Wildfire by Tom Gatz, 7/23, pages 13-14
- Stabbed for an Aloe by C. Glass and R. Foster, 5/92, page 7
- “Skirts” of Dead Leaves May Protect Tree Aloes from Wildfire by Tom Gatz, 7/23, pages 13-14
- Tree Aloes by Rick Rosenberg, 3/24, pages 14-16
- Tree Aloes and Landscape Design by Sue Hakala, 1/25, page 19
- Aloe ‘Hercules’ (dicotoma x barberae and Agave ovatifolia) by Tom Gatz, 1/10, page 6
- Why Do Aloes Bloom During the Winter? by Tom Gatz, 4/15, page 6
ALOINOPSIS
ALLUAUDIA
ANACAMPSEROS
APOROCACTUS
ARAUCARIA
ARIOCARPUS
- Ariocarpus by Elton Roberts, 12/21, page 13
- Ariocarpus by Leo Martin, 11/00, page 2
- Ariocarpus fissuratus v. lloydii by Pam Edsall, 10/18, page 6
- Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus var. elephantidens by Scott McMahon, 8/19, page 9
- Ariocarpus Preparation by Stan Peterson, notes from a video by Jim Elliott, 2/90, page 7
- Ariocarpus retusus cv. frumdosus by Rich Zeh, 2/21, page 6
- Why Does My Ariocarpus Fluoresce? by Laurence Garvie, 12/09, page 6
ARTHROCEREUS
ASTROPHYTUM
- Astrophytum asterias by Rita Gosnell, 1/19 page 14
- Astrophytum caput-medusae by Laurence Garvie, 5/25, page 5
- Astrophytum caput-medusa by Pat Adler, 2/23, page 5
- Astrophytum caput-medusa by Ken Luiten, 10/19, page 7
- Astrophytum (Digitostigma) caput-medusae by Elton Roberts, 12/20, page 7
- Astrophytum found within Plant of the Month (no author), 2/89, page 1
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. quadricostatum by Rita Gosnell, 1/19, page 15
- Astrophytums by Beryl Niles, 1/93, page 3
AUSTROCYLINDROPUNTIA
AZORELLA COMPACTA
AZTEKIUM
BEUCARNEA
BOOJUM
BORZICACTUS/CLEISTOCACTUS
BROMELIAD
BROWINGIA
BRYOPHYLLUM
BULBS
BURSERA
CACTUS
- Cactus by Jacob Gibbons, 10/24, page 8
CALIBANUS
CARALLUMA
CARNEGIEA GIGANTEA
- Carnegia gigantea by Sue Hakala, 5/24, pages 12-13
- Crested Saguaro by Ron Parker, 9/20, page 9
- Crested Saguaros: Where Can I Find and Photograph Crested Saguaros? by Sue Hakala, 6/19, page 3
- How Old is That Saguaro? by Tom Gatz, 5/07, page 4
- Large Scale Spine Renewal of the Saguaro Cactus by Jim Elliott, 6/93, page 5
- Saguaro and the White-winged Dove by Tom Gatz, 7/20, page 4
- Saguaro You Today? by Tom Gatz, 5/10, page 4
- Transplanting Saguaros by Jim Elliott, 10/94, page 1
- Transplanting Saguaros by Jim Elliott, 3/03, page 1
- Woodpeckers and Saguaros by Tom Gatz, 6/08, page 5
CEREUS
CEROPEGIA
CHEIRIDOPSIS
CLEISTOCACTUS/BORZICACTUS
CONOPHYTUM
COPIAPOA
CYLINDROPUNTIA
DISCOREA
DRACAENA (SANSEVIERIA)
ECHINOBIVIA
ECHINOFOSSULOCACTUS
ECHINOMASTUS
ECHINOCEREUS
- Echinocereus engelmannii by Sue Hakala, 6/22, page 17
- Echinocereus websterianus from Desert Botanical Garden, 3/24, page 20
ECHINOPSIS
- Echinopsis by Leo Martin, 1/99, page 3
- Echinopsis found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 12/00, page 1
- Echinopsis ‘For Norma’ by Nancy Mumpton, 9/18, page 19
- Echinopsis found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 5/00, page 2
- Glorious Peanut Cactus by Deborah Burns, 8/23, pages 12-13
- Peanut Cactus (Chamaecereus) and Its Variations by Elton Roberts, 9/23, pages 13-14
EPHEDRA
- Ephedra: Mankind’s Oldest Medicine? by Lee Brownson, 6/16, page 12
EPITHELANTHA
EPIPHYLLUM OXPETALUM
EPIPHYTIC CACTUS
ESCOBARIA
ESPOSTOA
EULOPHIA
EUPHORBIA
- Euphorbia by Scott McMahon, 4/04, page 4
- Euphorbia by Scott McMahon, 7/02, page 2
- Euphorbia by Scott McMahon, 10/99, page 6
- Euphorbia: Where Can I Get Information About Growing Euphorbias in Phoenix, 5/20, page 6
- Euphorbia cylindrifolia subsp. tuberifera by Don Begley, 6/24, page 14
- Euphorbia francoisiiby Julie Plath, 2/18, page 11
- Euphorbia francoisii by Kim Andrews, 5/25, page 9
- Euphorbia francoisii by Scott McMahon, 10/24, page 15
- Euphorbia gymnocalycioides by Scott McMahon, 10/19, page 10
- Euphorbia gymnocalycioides: How’d You Grow That Plant? by Anthony Wray, 6/23, page 2
- Euphorbia horrida by Gard Roper, 8/17, page 7
- Euphorbia horrida found within Plant of the Month (no author), 2/89, page 1
- Euphorbia Latex Dangers by Sue Hakala, 3/12, page 4
- Euphorbia obesa: Growing Euphorbia obesa in the Phoenix Area by Lawrence Garvie, 7/08, page 5
- Euphorbia piscidermis by Rick Zeh, 2/22, page 12
- Euphorbia resinifera: My Oldest Plant by Nick Diomede, 9/19, page 11
- Moroccan Mounds: Treasures of the Atlas Mountains by Kathleen M. McCoy, 1/25, pages 7-8
- Euphorbia rigida: Fifteen Minutes of Work for a Year’s Worth of Beauty by Grant Meyer, 5/18, page 8
- Euphorbia Sunburn by Grant Meyer, 9/18, page 8
- Euphorbias: The Medusans by Scott McMahon, 8/20, page 2
- On the Dry Side: Euphorbia by Timothy Chapman, 10/93, page 1
- On the Dry Side: Euphorbia by Timothy Chapman, 4/94, page 1
- Rooting Euphorbia Leaves by Kent C. Newland, 1/76, page 4
- Succulent Euphorbia Cultivation by Nick Diomede, 11/18, page 4
- Three Cold-Hardy, Full-Sun Euphorbias for Your Landscape by Tom Gatz, 3/07, page 4
- Three Cold-Hardy, Full-Sun Euphorbias for Your Landscape by Tom Gatz, 2/16, page 7
- Useful Euphorbias (no author), 12/79, page 7
- Working with Euphorbias by Scott McMahon, 2/17, page 7
FEROCACTUS
- Barrel cactus by Cliff Fielding, 8/22, pages 9 and 10
- Ferocactus acanthodes by Lee Brownson, 8/24, page 9
- Ferocactus acanthodes by Sue Hakala, 8/19, page 10
- Ferocactus cylindraceus by Elton Roberts, 11/21, page 12
- Ferocactus wislizeni by Iris Philbin, 11/19, page 8
- Fallen Friends (Ferocactus) by Sue Hakala, 8/22, page 11
- Golden Barrel Cactus from the DBG website, 9/21, page 8
- Saga of Ferocactus Acanthodes by Pearl S. Lemkull, 4/87, page 6
- Summer’s Warriors by Jim Elliott, 2/19, page 6
FICUS
FOUQUIERIACEAE
FRAILEA
GASTERIA
- Gasteria armstrongii by Pam Rush, 11/17, page 5
- Gasteria sp. by Barbara O’Connor, 10/19, page 13
- Gasteria brachyphylla by Janet Karasz, 11/19, page 10
- Gasteria brachyphylla: How’d You Grow That Plant? by Wendy Barrett, 7/23, page 5
- Gasteria ‘Ox Tongue’ by Elaine Hu, 6/19, page 8
- Gasteria excelsa by Joni Hamari, 5/25, page 7; 9/24, page 6
GLOBE CHAMOMILE/STINKNET
GRUSONIA
GYMNOCACTUS
GYMNOCALYCIUM
- Gymnocalycium by Frank Hennessey, 12/82, page 24
- Gymnocalycium bruchii by Michelle Schrade, 4/20, page 5
- Gymnocalycium castellanosii by Nancy Mumpton, 6/24, page 8
- Gymnocalycium Habitat and Winter Culture by Mike Goodson, 8/85, page 6
- Gymnocalycium mihanovichii var. hibotan or ‘Lollipop’ by Sue Hakala, 12/16, page 12
- Gymnocalyciums by Leo Martin, 8/01, page 2
HAAGEOCEREUS LANUGISPINUS
HAWORTHIA
- Growing Haworthias in Low Light Conditions by Mike Gallagher, 9/19, page 5
- Haworthia by Sue Haffner, 1/94, page 4
- Haworthia by Tom Glavich, 4/17, page 3
- Haworth and His Study of the Genus Haworthia by Vera Gamet, 1/89, page 6
- Haworthia ‘Snowball’ xH. ‘Christmas Light’ xH. pygmaea by N. Mark Kramoltz, 6/24, page 16
- Haworthia bolusii by Rich Zeh, 5/21, page 10
- Haworthia Dormancy by Bruce Cameron, 3/21, page 1
- Haworthia koelmaniorum by Pam Edsall, 6/19, page 10
- Haworthia Leaf Propagation by Bob Wagner, 7/89, 4/87, page 3
- Haworthia limifolia var. striata by Rich Zeh, 1/21, page 12
- Haworthia truncata by Rich Zeh, 3/23, page 14
- Haworthia ‘Yuki Keshiki’by Elaine Hu, 7/24, page 10
- Observations and Rambling of an Avid Haworthia Fan by Bob Wagner, 4/87, page 1
- Observations and Rambling of an Avid Haworthia Fan by Bob Wagner, 7/89, page 1
HOYA
LEDEBOURIA SOCIALIS
LEWISIA
- Lewisia by Doug Dawson, 5/11, page 3
LITHOPS
- Growing Lithops in Phoenix by Doug Dawson, 4/16, page 14
- Lithops (no author), 4/88, page 4
- Lithops Care by Plants for the Southwest Nursery, 3/25, page 20
- Lithops found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 12/00, page 1
- Lithops from Seed, 7/19, page 5
- Lithops: How’d You Grow That Plant? by Cliff Fielding, 7/23, pages 6-7
- Lithops: Living Rocks by Kathleen M. McCoy, 9/24, pages 9-11
- Lithops N. E. Brown by Leo Martin, 5/00, page 3
- Lithops sp. by Johnny Briggs, 7/19, page 9
- Living with Lithops by Sue Hakala, 11/21, page 5
LOPHOPHORA WILLIAMSII
LOXANTHOCEREUS HOXEYI
MAMMILLARIA
- Mammillaria by Leo Martin, 1/00, page 2
- Mammillaria and Mathematics by Michael Newberry, 10/08, page 4
- Mammillaria baumii by Sue Hakala, 7/24, page 19
- Mammillaria Clusters by Tom Glavich, 10/22, page 8
- Mammillaria fasciculata Engel. by E. and B. M Lamb, 7/90, page 2
- Mammillaria goldii by Elton Roberts, 1/21, page 13
- Mammillaria grahamii by Michelle Schrade, 7/22, page 5
- Mammillaria grahamii: Nature’s Wondrous Diversity by Doug Dawson, 9/16, page 6
- Mammillaria grahamii: One Tough Plant by Sue Hakala, 10/10, page 4
- Mammillaria humboldtii by Elton Roberts, 1/19, page 19
- Mammillaria karwinskiana ssp. karwinskiana by Sue Hakala, 2/24, pages 18-19
- Mammillaria: Keeping Small Clumping Ones Alive in the Heat by Elton Roberts, 2/20, page 9
- Mammillaria mazatlanensis by Pam Edsall, 7/19, page 10; blooming 10/19, page 16
- Mammillaria (Mamillopsis) senilis by Elton Roberts, 4/20, page 2
- Mammillaria spinosissima: Bristle Brush Cactus by Jo Baker, 11/14, page 9
- Mammillaria spinosissima cv. ‘Un Pico’ by Marianna Hancin, 6/19, page 9
- Mammillaria theresae by Elton Roberts, 9/25, pages 20-21
- Mammillaria voburnensis ssp. voburnensis: How’d You Grow That Plant? by Sue Hakala, 7/23, page 12
MANGAVE
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM
- Cultivation of Some Individual Genera by James A. Robbins, 1/76, page 2
- Easy Mesembs for Phoenix by Leo Martin, 2/02, page 1
- Mesembryanthemaceae (no author), 12/00, page 1
- Mesembryanthemaceae by James A. Robbins, 12/82, page 17
- Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum by Laurence Garvie, 12/08, page 5
- Mesembs found within Leo Martin’s From Your President column, 10/02, page 1
- Mesembs/Ariozaceae: Other Uses (Some Good and Some Not so Good!) by Karen Kravcov, 2/00, page 3
- Messing with the Mesembs: Visiting Their Habitat by Cliff Fielding, 7/09, page 4
- Name That Mesemb by Karen Kravcov, 2/00, page 6
- Winter Growing Mesembs Through the Year by Leo Martin, 7/01, page 1
MYRTILLOCACTUS GEOMETRIZANS
- The Fascinating Crested Whortleberry by Kathleen M. McCoy, 4/25, pages 12-13
MONADENIUM
NEORAIMONDIA
NOTOCACTUS
OBREGONIA
OCOTILLO
- Ocotillo from Arizona Cactus Sales Website, 9/25 page 19; 7/22, page 12
- Ocotillo: Inquiring Minds Want to Know By Steve Watts, 9/25, page 18
OPUNTIA
- A Prickly Pear a Day from Native Seed Search, 10/93, page 3
- Central Arizona Opuntias by Greg Starr, 11/23, pages 6-10
- Eve’s Prickly Pear: A Useful Addition to Your Desert Sewing Kit by Kathleen M. McCoy, 5/25, pages 20-21
- Prickly Pear Fruits from the Desert Botanical Garden, 9/23, page 6
- Opuntia ficus-indica by Sue Hakala, 9/20, page 12
- Opuntia ficus-indica Mystery by Sue Hakala. 4/22, page 9
- Opuntia ficus-indica with larvae bore by Amy Anderson and Sue Hakala, 4/22, page 9
- Opuntia polyacantha magenta fl Utah by Elton Roberts, 6/21, page 10
- Opuntia schottii Engel. (By E. And B. M. Lamb, 7/90, page 7
- Opuntia: The Prickly Problem Opuntia by Mary Osmond Jeulfs and Kim Andrews, 8/22, page 4
- Prickly Pear Cactus in Pots by Tom Gatz, 8/12, page 4
- Prickly Pear Cactus Pads are Made into Leather, 5/22, page 14
- Prickly Problem of Opuntia by Mary Osmond Jeulfs and Kim Andrews, 8/22, page 4
- Who’s Not Eating Our Prickly Pear Fruit? by Tom Gatz, 5/14, page 7
OTHONNA
- Othonna by Leo Martin, 12/01, page 1
PACHYCEREUS
PACHYCORMUS DISCOLOR
PACHYPODIUM
- Growing Pachypodium in Arizona by Dan Smith, 3/20, page 7
- Pachypodium bispinosum: Why the Heck Did It Do That? By Wayne MacDonald, 10/20, page 11
- Pachypodium brevicaule by Sue Hakala, 8/25, page 8; 9/24, page 13
PARODIA
PEDIOCACTUS
PELECYPHORA
PENDILANTHUS
PELARGONIUM
PERESKIA
PLUMERIA
- Plumeria by Celeste Gornick, 3/05, page 4
PORTULACARIA
PTEROCACTUS
PTERODISCUS
PUNA CLAVARIODES
REBUTIA
SANSEVIERIA
- Sansevieria by Phyllis Flechsig, 4/91, page 5
- Sansevieria pinguicula by Wendy Barrett, 9/23, page 8
- Sansevieria Planting at Koko Crater Botanic Garden Honolulu, Hawaii by Ed Eby, 4/91, page 5
- Sansevierias 7/19, page 4
- Smitten by Sansevierias by Sue Hakala, 4/24, pages 13-16; 10/00, page 1
- The Genus Sansevieria by Wayne MacDonald, 12/23, pages 11-12
SARCOSTEMA
SCHLUMBERGERA
STAPELIA
- Hand-pollinating Stapelia Plants by Grant Meyer, 1/16, page 6
- On the Dry Side by Timothy Chapman, 6/92, page 2
- Stapelia, 9/24, page 16
- Stapelia by Sue Hakala, 7/25, page 17
- Growing Succulents in the Desert by Mark Dimmitt, 8/11, page 5
- Stapelia gigantea (growing in the ground) by Michelle Schrade, 12/22, page 16
- Stapelia gigantea by Sandy Silvers, 11/21, page 4
- Growing Stapeliads in Phoenix by Leo Martin, 10/98, page 9
- Growing Stapeliads Outdoors in Phoenix, by Michelle Schrade, 12/22, page 16
- Stapelias and Mealy Bugs Preventing Infestations by Sue Hakala, 8/08, page 6
- Stapeliads by Leo Martin, 10/00, page 2
STENOCEREUS ERUCA
STENOCEREUS GRISEUS
SUBPILOCEREUS REPANDUS
SUCCULENT COLLECTION
TECTICORNIA
TEPHROCACTUS
THELOCACTUS
TITANOPSIS
TOURMEYA
TOTEM POLE
TREE
TRICHOCEREUS
TURBINICARPUS
UNCARINIA
WELWITSCHIA MIRABILIS
WILCOXIA
Complied by Sue Hakala February 2025.
Proofreading assistance by Lauren Marks through 2016, Betsy Dowling 2017, Nancy Mumpton 2018, Barbara Macnider 2019-2024.
Weblink Index Project Chair Sue Hakala with in-depth assistance provided by Kim Andrews, Mary Osmond Jeulfs, Lynn Palmer, and Christine Willis January 2023, Barbara Macnider 2025.
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