Cactus and Succulent Society Portsmouth: The Portsmouth & District Branch of the British Cactus & Succulent Society (BCSS) meets on the 3rd Saturday of most months at St. Colman's Church Hall, Cosham. If you are interested in cacti and succulents our meetings nights are the perfect place to meet like minded people, get advice from experts and hear speakers on a range of succulent-related topics. Plant, pots and other sundries are usually for sale and for a small cost refreshments are available during the break. There is also a table show and a raffle, plus a library of cacti and succulent books available free for loan to members. Meeting nights are free and visitors are very welcome, so whether you have a few plants on a windowsill, or a whole greenhouse full, do come along and visit us - a programme of meetings is available on our website.
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