Astrophytum caput-medusae, 1.5-1.8cm

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M251S

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Astrophytum caput-medusae, 1.5-1.8cmOverview Meet the Astrophytum caput medusae, a rare and otherworldly succulent named after the Gorgon Medusa from Greek mythology. Unlike traditional round cacti, this extraordinary plant features a thick, tuberous root system that gives rise to dozens of silvery green, snake like stems covered in tiny white scales and fuzzy areoles. Its eerie yet elegant appearance makes it a standout collector's item, perfect for adding a touch of mythical intrigue

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Williams' poetry requires some bio, and Charles Tomlinson's introduction in this edition has proved helpful. also Wendell Berry has published a handsome critique in "William Carlos Williams of Rutherford" that helps to mitigate some of the ishiness that may result from reading Williams without understanding the man. that beins said, Williams speaks well to the listeners of the finical new millenium with a mind for the migrant-flux consequences of the coming century -stressing the "thing" and the "American idiom" with attention to detail and irrepressible imagination "flung outward and up-disappearing suddenly" (from "Strains" in Al Que Quiere)

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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2011