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| CCSS president Chris Allen setting up plants for the show. The flowering cactus is Parodia magnifica. |
It's show time again for the Connecticut Cactus and Succulent Society, which is holding their annual sale and judged show at Naugatuck Valley Community College this weekend. I just got back from the setup, and as has become expected, the number and quality of plants and vendors is going to be very impressive, especially for a C&S event in the East. Stop by if you're in the area; it's free to park and enter, though what happens to your wallet when you reach the sales floor or attend the auction might be another story.
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| My favorite part of the show, the Conophytum class. These are all mine, but there will be contributions from other growers by the time the judges come around tomorrow morning. |
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| The Madagascan Euphorbia class was also filling up, last I saw. |
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| The sales area was about half way to being set up earlier this evening; some nurseries come early Saturday morning to prepare their booths. |
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| Rick Logee of WRC Greenhouses in Danielson, Ct, is a relatively new addition to the vendor list at the CCSS Show, but he has become known for putting on an especially attractive and colorful display. |
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