02/06/2023
Congratulations to Yasin Ahomed & Kristel de Beer you have won our Like & Share competition 👍🏻. You can collect your box of Succulents from me, tomorrow at Mukuvisi. We appreciate everyone who liked & shared our various posts - thank you.
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02/06/2023
Everyone set up & ready to go for tomorrow’s plant sale. There are some really nice plants avail at unbeatable prices.
Saturday 3rd June
Winter Plants Sale
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
8am to 3pm
FREE Entry to the sale
Catering Available
01/06/2023
Winter Plant Sale
Saturday 3rd June 2023
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
8:00am to 3pm
FREE Entry to the Sale
Catering Available
Aloes, Cycads, Pachypodiums, Succulents, Cactus & more
31/05/2023
LIKE, SHARE & WIN
WINTER PLANT SALE
Saturday 3rd June 2023
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
8am to 3pm
FREE Entry to the Sale
Catering Available
The Aloe, Cactus & Succulent Society of Zimbabwe will host a Winter Plant Sale this coming Saturday at Mukuvisi Woodlands. The Aloe Society Members will be sell their home grown plants treasures to the public. A great chance for you to get your hands on some very special plants (not usually available at nurseries). Come early to get the specials & bargains. Free Entry
Like, Share & Win, 2 lots of 15 succulents. Winners to be drawn on Fri evening & prizes to be collected at the Plant Sale on Saturday. Thank you 🙂
28/05/2023
WINTER PLANT SALE
This coming
Saturday 3rd June
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
8am to 3pm
FREE Entry to the Sale
Catering Available
The various Members from the Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe will be selling their home grown, plant treasures to the public.
Bring the whole family (including ur Dogs 🐶) for a fun day out.
Come early to get specials & bargains.
07/02/2023
Quite a brisk start to the day at ART FARM, marauding python had eaten 5 chickens and needed apprehending. Zambezi Blue helped now where is the Mary Palframan pick-up for translocation. Photo by Grace Nyamukapa.
04/11/2022
All set up & ready to go for tomorrows Rare Plant Sale.
The weather in the morning is forecast to be dry so come down early & get ur plants. Now is the time to plant ur gardens.
Saturday 5th Nov
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
8am to 2pm
Free Entry
30/10/2022
Rare Plant Sale
Like & Share
The Aloe Society will be holding their Rare Plant Sale this coming Sat 5th Nov 2022.
20+ members of the Aloe Society will be selling their homegrown treasures at bargain prices - come early to get the specials.
Saturday 5th November
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
8am to 2pm
Free Entry
Catering Available
Like & Share this post to win a tray of 24 different succulents. Winner to be drawn on Fri evening & winner to collect their prize at the sale on Sat. Pls spread the word 🙂 thx
18/07/2022
RARE PLANT SALE
Like, Share & Win this post
(3 lots of 10 different Succulents)
The Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe will be holding their
Rare Plant Sale
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
Saturday 30th July 2022
8:30am to 2pm.
Free Entry
We will have a large selection of different & unusual plants available starting from $1 up. Come early to buy your special plants directly from the various Members of the Aloe Society at bargain prices.
Free Entry to Sale, Catering will be available. Bring ur family & dogs for a fun day out.
There will also be a Plant Display judged by the NAGC
13/07/2022
Be sure to join us at the Aloe, Cactus & Succulent Society of Zimbabwe's "Rare Plant Sale"
13/07/2022
Thank you Lucina Faccio for reminding us of the beauty of Zim Aloes!
The Aloe, Cactus & Succulent Society of Zimbabwe challenges all of our enthusiasts to post some winter indigenous plant photos!
20/04/2022
A reminder that the Aloe Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe is holding its Annual General Meeting this Sunday 24 April at Hellenic Junior school. The meeting will be held at 9 for 9.30am.
If you intend visiting the NAGC Floral and Plant Exhibition either before or after our meeting, there is a small charge to get inside.
Please try to attend if you can.
23/02/2022
Hi Everyone,
We are going to meet this Sunday 27th February at St Giles on Drummond Chaplin Road, just around the corner from Wilkins Hospital. We meet at 10 am for a 10.30 am start. Bring your own tea or drink, a plate of eats to share, chair, hat and any plants you wish to donate to the St Giles waterwise Garden project. Chairman Hans Wolbert would like all members to become involved if at all possible and we have already received generous donations of rock, sand, gravel and soil and many plants, but many more will be needed. So come and see what other gardeners have already done and hear what ACSSZ has planned. We have been working closely with Tawny Stidolph, President of the National Association of Garden Clubs of Zimbabwe in coming up with our plan. St Giles as you all know is critical institution that helps youngsters with congenital problems, accident victims, stroke sufferers, victims of war wounds and many others recover and cope with day to day life. The idea is to have an area of garden that is waterwise, a blaze of colour in winter and that is user-friendly for all whether wheelchair bound on crutches or just unsteady. So come and meet at St Giles which is just off Josiah Chinamano Avenue up Drummond Chaplin Road going towards Old Hararians Sports Club. There will also be a technical talk by Manfred Spindler. See you there. Covid protocols apply.
28/11/2021
Hybrid Sabi Stars Adenium. Desert Roses all these colours will be available at the
Rare Plant Sale
Saturday 4th Dec 2021
Mukuvisi Woodlands
Hillside, Harare.
8am to 2pm
Free Entry to Sale
Catering & Refreshments available
😷
28/11/2021
Rare Plant Sale
The first Christmas Rare Plant Sale hosted by The Aloe, Cactus & Succulent Society of Zimbabwe, will be held this coming Saturday at
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare.
Saturday 4th Dec
8am to 2pm
Free Entry to the Sale
The individual member of the Aloe Society will be selling their home grown plants to the public at bargain prices.
Come early to get the specials.
The weather report is looking good, so come do some open air Xmas Plant Shopping & then take a walk in the Woodlands, bring your furry friend 🐶.
23/11/2021
Wonderful Adenium hybrid originally grown from imported seed, by Manfred Spindler. Soon to migrate to Victoria Falls.
19/09/2021
Rare Plant Sale
Saturday 25th Sept 2021
Mukuvisi Woodlands, Hillside, Harare
8am to 2pm
Mask up
Free Entry into the Sale
17/08/2021
EXCITING NEWS ...If you or your friends are in Johannesburg, urgently diarise these very important dates for the Johannesburg Succulent Society's JSS Succulent Fest, at Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens, Roodepoort, South Africa on the 9th & 10th October.
05/08/2021
Here is an excellent idea for Aloe enthusiasts! Done right here in Harare.
Sweet little aloe done the other day 🌿
23/06/2021
Ewanrigg Botanical Garden is ablaze with colour at the moment so if you get chance, take a trip out to see the Aloes & have a picnic/braai.
Ewanrigg needs your support. Adults US$3, Kids & Pensions $1.50 (or equivalent)
25/04/2021
Like, Share & Win.
See details below.
Rare Plant Sale.
The Aloe, Cactus & Succulent Society of Zimbabwe will be hosting the Bi Annual Rare Plant Sale.
Saturday 1st May 2021
8am to 2pm
Mukuvisi Woodlands
Hillside
Harare
Free entry to Sale
Refreshments will be on sale.
Its the Publics chance to buy directly from the Aloe Society Members, who will be selling off their excess plant treasures, at bargain prices. Come early to get the specials 🙂 .
Covid precautions will be in place.
Wear your Masks 😷, Sanitise, keep a respectable distance & enjoy a day out in the open air.
Like & Share this post for the up coming Rare Plant Sale & stand a chance to WIN 1 of the 2 succulent trays. Winners to be drawn on Fri 30th April at 6pm. Prizes to be collected from John Hibbert at the Rare Plant Sale on 1st May.
04/04/2021
Ideas for Rare Plant Sales.
13/02/2021
Hi Everyone, Just in time for tomorrow's big event. A practical demonstration on how to rustle up a simple, effective Valentine's Day table decoration for the big Dinner you are all undoubtedly planning for tomorrow. There is no excuse it took Mike and Neels Scott only half an hour or so to collect the bits and pieces and put this stunning arrangement together recently. And the beauty of succulent ingredients is that not only can you spray paint them for extra effect, but you can also plant them out later either in the garden or in suitable containers. The filler leaves and other decorative bits can go into the compost heap.
Quick demonstration by International Flower arranging champion, Neels Scott on how to make a simple, effective table decoration for Valentine's Day
28/01/2021
Some ideas if you are remodelling your gardens.
These inspirational homeowners reduced their lawn to create ecosystems, feed themselves, and conserve water. You can too.
15/12/2020
Some sculptural ideas to be tried with the natural spirals of many succulents, cycads and cacti.
This environmental artist works with natural materials to create ephemeral works of art that are eventually washed away.
03/12/2020
An idea for a younger member of ACSSZ with design skills.
Every year I create a calendar so I have to do a dozen watercolors. Painting is a cherished hobby, but---maybe you can relate?---I need a deadline to do it.
04/11/2020
Rare Plant Sale from Car Boots and Trailers at Mukuvisi Woodlands on Sunday 15 November 2020, 8.30 am to 4 pm. New sellers welcome, buyers definitely welcome!
04/10/2020
Today's monthly meeting took place at Rockyvale, with standard covid precautions.
The educational meeting included a deeper dive into Euphorbia milii hybrids by Manfred Spindler. Here is a zoom on the flowers.
https://youtu.be/rgHJ13yHIpU
The amazing Felicity Ambrose was assisted by Mike Caulfield, in demonstrating some incredible floral succulent arrangements.
Our members expressed how grateful they were to meet again, and for what they learned.
Lunch followed, beneath beautiful Msasa / Miombo woodland.
24/09/2020
"Ingens No. 60" magazine is the Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe's 50th anniversary issue.
Copies are available for sale at Flowertique in Arundel, Hennings Nursery in Honeydew and Handles Butler's HBC shop in Borrowdale Village next to Dusk Home from today. US$10 each.
www.aloesocietyzim.com
[email protected]
20/09/2020
Monday 21st September from 10am :
FLOWERTIQUE 🌱🌿🌻🌺🐞 in Arundel, is a designated collection point for the Society's paid up members to collect their copy of Ingens No. 60 magazine.
This 50th anniversary issue of Ingens will also be on sale for US$10.
New members are always welcome to join the Society and can email [email protected] and check out the website - www.aloesocietyzim.com for membership forms and more details.
Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe
16/09/2020
"Ingens No. 60" magazine, the Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe's 50th anniversary issue, is hot off the press!
Ingens is complimentary to all paid up members of the Society. (Members can check their Inbox for more details, collection times and places, which are included in the monthly newsletter 'Ortholopha', penned and emailed to you by the passionate xerophyte Mafungi. These details are also posted on the ACSSZ WhatsApp Group.)
Additional copies will be available for sale, at US$10 each.
A huge thank you to all our contributors, the committee, advertisers, and our readers.
🌱🌿🌵🌴Zim Aloe Chick
www.aloesocietyzim.com
[email protected]
03/09/2020
Mafungi and Mike stumble across a gem of a garden in Avondale in search of new recruits for the Aloe Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe.
Very fresh new garden with plenty of landscaping and decorating ideas for beginners and especially for youngsters to bring them into the gardening world. Joi...
03/09/2020
See Wendy Windell's lovely little townhouse garden in a beautiful complex in Avondale. Join Mafungi and Mike as they hike the highways and byways of Harare.
Wonderful little urban garden featuring a range of aloes, cacti, succulents, palms and cycads in an Avondale complex in Harare
28/08/2020
Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe We are trying something new for the Society. We took a video at Brian and Barbara Terry's garden in Greystone Park on their spring flower collection. Hopefully this works for you, although not really the sort of p-lants that we keep under our ambit, I am sure all members have an interest in any kind of garden plant life. It is a very large file so be warned and I am not sure how long it takes to download, nor what your options are to reduce the file when you want to view it. We shall all learn as we go along and feedback will be welcome.
Video about the wonderful spring flowers that Brian and Barbara terry grow every year in their Greystone Park property in Harare, Zimbabwe. Episode 1 Ranunculus
30/07/2020
Coming soon! The Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe's 50th anniversary issue, Ingens No. 60.
The magazine will be distributed at ACSSZ meetings against the paid-up members listing, out of towners will receive the magazine by hand.
Visit www.aloesocietyzim.com or email queries to [email protected]
13/07/2020
A smorgasbord of drought resistant plants. Gold and Silver go to: the epic Aloe reynoldsii (named after the guy who found out that over-watering aloes killed them, amongst other accolades...!🌍🏆🏆🏆), and "Lundi Star" (in the kindergarten under 2 category).
Here is a challenge to all our followers, to post and share their Golds🥇and Silvers🥈, without even leaving home!
20/05/2020
Aloe inyangensis is flowering in lockdown in Johannesburg! Our tip: a walk around your waterwise garden will ease the lockdown blues.
17/04/2020
This looks really interesting! Does anyone have a specimen in their collection?
20/02/2020
Hi Everyone,
Please note that the monthly meeting for February will be held on Sunday 1st March 2020. Notice of venue and time will be sent out in the Newsletter this coming Sunday.
04/02/2020
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Good morning all. Looking for recommendations for where to find large, established aloes/ cacti for a new garden at a reasonable price. many thanks, happy Saturday
Dear succulent lovers. Please also have a look at our page if you don't mind. We are trying to draw attention to the current succulent poaching problem. Your help to spread awareness would be much appreciated! Thank you!
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Hello. Please could you tell me the name of this aloe. Sorry the flowers are not great.
Looking for Cactus Fruit Pears.
"A small pe**te garden had been established by an unknown indigenous person long ago and despite the difficulties of growing in the highly alkaline mineral soil the plants were healthy but very slow growing. Similarly the same conditions made seedling recruitment difficult yet a small number managed to establish themselves. It was the only such site ever discovered in such a soil and has been known for well over half a century.
This and all of its companions in that old Native American garden site were recently discovered to have been taken by a poacher.The lack of evidence of cut stems suggests that they may have been removed by a cactus collector rather than harvested. The poacher took every single plant so this unique site is now extirpated.This was the last remaining example of the three known deliberate plantings of pe**te by Native Americans prior to modern times so more than just the plants were lost."
This and all of its companions in that old Native American garden site were recently discovered to have been taken by a poacher.The lack of evidence of cut stems suggests that they may have been removed by a cactus collector rather than harvested. The poacher took every single plant so this unique site is now extirpated.This was the last remaining example of the three known deliberate plantings of pe**te by Native Americans prior to modern times so more than just the plants were lost."
Hello, i am from Croatia and looking for wholesale suculent without roots. Send me prices and pictures in PM. Thx.
Looking for a few golden barrel cacti to buy. Where can I grab a few in Harare?
Evening, where can i get affordable succulents in harare?
Good morning. I'm looking recommendations for someone who can help us revamp our small cactus garden. Much appreciated! Kindly, Kathy
Hello good people. I am starting to do some landscaping on a brand new yard so looking for tree (including fruit), shrub, forbes, vines and grass seedlings, interesting and flowering plants especially succulents for those who are pruning or have overgrown your spaces. I prefer indigenous species but will take exotic if you have those. Willing to pay but not the exorbitant prices being charged by nurseries 🙈
Can someone identify this aloe for me please? Thanks!
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