Is this the plant which all the fuss is about? http://cactusplaza.com/lophophora-williamsii-peyot… It seems to be legal in Canada according to this page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peyote/ and again, listed for sale here in the UK. http://www.crazycacti.co.uk/ There is more to the plant world than the USA. An extended discussion, with offensive sarcasm, on whether or not the plant is available there, seems to me to be unreasonably far off topic. There are many on this list who could cite resumes as impressive as Jade boy does, I am tired of reading it! Peter (UK) On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 8:59 AM, <Jadeboy48@aol.com> wrote: > David- I have had 45+ years with cactus and no commercial grower is going > to risk losing his business growing this. Alright you get me a plant or pi > cture and I will shut up but my family has been in the plant business > since > the 1800's and I have handled more cactus than you. At one flower shower > in > Phoenix I had to rent a Uhaul truck just to bring in part of what I had to > display to the public. I know hundreds of growers around the world from > Australia, Greece, Italy, Bulgaria, Thailand, Great Britain and on and > on. I > have taught Plant Taxonomy to College Graduate Students. Why do you insist > it must be Lophophora growing in theses dish gardens. I have seen > thousands > of these planters and know many of the people that put them together. I > have been in more private collection than you could ever imagine. I only > know > of one private grower with this plant, that is in North America excluding > Mexico. Oh I have also been in most of the greenhouses in Vista, CA too, > So > what I am asking is show me some proof. If you cannot afford a digital > camera I will get you one. Russ H. > > > In a message dated 4/6/2013 5:16:52 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, > >