Peter Walkowiak has been fascinated by plants his whole life, but his interest in succulent plants really began in college.
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CSSA General Manager Job Posting
Open to the public with paid admission or Huntington membership Advance online timed entry reservations are now required ONLY on weekends for both visitors & members. NO WALK-INS. Limited daily capacity.
November Speaker | Kelly Griffin
I hope to weave together some really special memorable adventures in my world travels looking for strange and wonderful plants.
I look forward to sharing this with my very first Cactus & Succulent club!
October Speaker | Gary Duke
Gary Duke believes that anyone interested in cacti ought to be able to determine what genus a cactus plant belongs in by just examining it and looking for a few telltale signs.
September Speaker | Ernesto Sandoval
Ernesto Sandoval has been wondering and seeking questions and answers to why plants grow and look the way that they do for nearly 40 years. Now he explains and interprets the world of plants
August Speaker | Russel Ray
Since 1973, Russel Ray has been fascinated with the Fibonacci sequence of numbers and how they are expressed in nature.
July Speaker | Kevin Kreucher
Jurassic Cactus – otherworldly plants in Baja California, Mexico! Kevin Kreucher, better known as Crazy4Cactus on Instagram has been enjoying the hobby for more than 5 years.
CSSA Webinar by Michelle Cloud-Hughes
Saturday, June 10th at 10 am PST on Zoom. Recent Research and Taxonomic Changes in the Cylindropuntia of the Californias
June Speaker | Tom Glavich
Tom Glavich is a long time grower of succulent plants and rare bulbs. He has been a CSSA Board Member and is one of the co-chairs of the Inter-City Cactus and Succulent show held every August at the Los Angeles County Arboretum.
56th Annual CSSA Show and Sale
Open to the public with paid admission or Huntington membership Advance online timed entry reservations are now required ONLY on weekends for both visitors & members. NO WALK-INS. Limited daily capacity.
Gates Cactus and Succulent Society 