The CSSNZ is dedicated to the Growing of Cactus & Succulents in New Zealand

Extensive branch network across NZ

We hold an annual Conference & AGM each year, plus shows and displays locally for the general public

The CSSNZ prints a quarterly journal, and operates a seedbank with early release and cheaper prices for members.

External Links in the Cactus and Succulent www

Cactus and Succulent Plant Mall

New Zealand

Wellington Epiphyllum & Hoya Society

Australia

NSW (includes links to other Australian clubs - under "other clubs"), Queensland and Australian (based in Victoria) C&S Societies.

Gold Coast Succulent and Bromeliad Society Inc. Bromlink
An online resource for lovers of Gardening

UK

British C&S Society

Succulent Plant Page.

US

C&S Society of America

American Desert Plants
Desert USA Magazine
Complete list of cactus with data and photos.
A new world of innovative gardening is awaiting you in the form of Cactus and succulents.

Rest of World

Clubs and Societies of the world

PlanetaCactus comprehensive information about growing cacti from Chile.
Mexican Society in english
Watch a video of cactus flowers opening.
Israeli Society website.
Czech Cactus Page
Italian Site (no english) with hundreds of beautiful photos
Reunion Island outdoor garden site with wonderful beautiful photos
Everything about cacti, including lots of photos.
The weather in the natural habitat of a cactus.

Mailing Lists & Discussion forums

BCSS discussion forum for anyone (log-on to post).
Cacti_etc sends out a daily digest.
any others worth looking at from the Cactus Mall.

Magazines and e-Books

Touchwood Books sells all kinds of gardening books.
Cultivar, a Russian cactus and succulent e-magazine (in english), which concentrates on crested, monstrose, colored, hybrid, poly and dichotomic forms of cacti and other succulents.
CSSA journal currently 1963 completed online (in PDF format).

Blogs and Travelogues

A Cactus Blog from a cactus nursery in Berkeley, California.
A blog from a succulent grower in Jamaica.
A Trip to Mexico by a group from AIAPS.
A video from the BBC about a mother's passion for cacti.
Travelogue of the Copiapoathon 2007 written by Paul Klaassen. Together with some pictures from the BCSS forum courtesy of Trevor from Melbourne.