Echinopsis hybrid

"Heavenly Twins"

1957 p. 25: "Ruffled pink blossoms."

1958 p. 30: "Twinned flowers."

1960 p. 28: "Twinned flowers. Pink."

Echinopsis hybrid

`Johnson's hybrid'

1955 p. 17: "Glorious frilled dark pink flowers. Very free flowering."

1957 p. 25: "A beautiful deep pink, frilled 8" blossom. Nice."

1958 p. 30; 1960 p. 28; 1961 p. 26: "Grand pink flowers!

Echinopsis (hybrid?)

`Los Angeles'

1955 p. 17: "Handsome deep pink frilled flowers. Very short spined.

1957 p. 25: "Splendid! Huge 7" frilled deep pink blossoms. Spines short, blunt."

1958 p. 31: "A fine variety introduced by us several years ago and familiar now to many of our customers. The plants become stout and large, deep green in color, practically spineless. They flower incredibly freely the blossoms 8" long and of a lovely pink shade. They are very hardy taking temperatures of 15° above. Give them a rich loam soil and if potted shift them into larger pots as necessary. Full sunlight, moderate to generous watering." (includes photo)

1960 p. 28: "Deep green body. Very short harmless spines. Pink flowers"

1961 p. 26: "Deep green body. Very short harmless spines. Pink flowers. See photo page 27."

1962 p. 23: "Up to 25 3" lovely pink blossoms borne on one mature plant. Almost spineless, deep green body, producing babies around the base slowly. Easily grown, generous watering in summer." (includes photo)

Echinopsis nigra hybrids

1957 p. 25: "Like the species, large plants, strong spines. Flowers in various shades of pink or white."

1958 p. 30: "Lovely pink."

Other hybrids from Johnson Cactus Gardens

Chamaelopsis hybrids

Paramount hybrids

Trichocereus hybrids