The cactus stork came! Golden barrel seedling!
jojosplants
9 years ago
My first golden barrel seedling showed up today! I am so excited!! Mom bloomed for the first time last summer! I've had her for 22years now! I will get more pics as they grow. I am so excited I couldn't wait! Lol!
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