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By: The Entire S.M.S. Crew

“Our headquarters is decidedly near the sands of the shore of Lake Murvaul in east Texas. We acquired silent interest in a plant growing nursery in Colorado as well as with another growing nursery with multiple locations in Texas...”

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Fistfights and Forgiveness in the World of Xerophiles

By: John Castro and Seth Jones

”Sharing cactus soil-mix recipes is an often contentious affair. I have on three occasions witnessed ‘normal’ horticulturalists engage in hand-to-hand combat over this subject...”

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It’s Monsoon Season in Deep East Texas — or — The Day the Rains Came and Then Refused to Leave

By: John Castro

”I phoned Seth Jones just a few days ago... he yelled something into the phone about his saguaro seedlings being underwater and then I heard him gurgle and the phone line went dead...”

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”A good cactus shop should sell only cactus and nothing more”, he said to the American girl with the aloe at Murvaul Nursery.

E. Hemingway

In the cool summer morning, he could smell the jasmine from the fence row and he thought about Lester and that quarter he lost by the creek and how he looked all day for it and then the Chop Chop Chop of the axe which Cash used to shape the wheel fastener so they could all go to South Murvaul Nursery to see the new plants.”

W. Faulkner

Like some terrible beast only seen on midnight cable shopping networks, or that familiar feeling of paralysis when the phone suddenly rings at 3am on a Thursday night and your ex, hysterically crying and bemoaning into the receiver, says “I went to the doctor today...”

Oh boy. Yes. That is the only way I can describe South Murvaul Succulents. They’re a wild bunch and they aren’t afraid of a few glochids under the skin.

So stand back. The Show is about to begin.

H. Thompson