Part 3: Viveros in San Miguel de Allende

Today I went back to the first nursery I visited in SMA. It doesn't seem to have a name, but it's across the parking lot from Gigante. I went back because I had seen a succulent there I really wanted. But it cost more than I wanted to pay. 60 pesos. But, I haven't seen it at the others nurseries I checked out this week. So, I came back, and took some photos. And got that plant I liked.And another succulent. This plant has about 25 plants growing in the pots. I ended up paying 100 pesos for both plants. And the nursery guy reluctantly allowed me to photograph him. I think the look on his face is an expression of his annoyance at the price.I will add the names later, when I am near my books, unless someone wants to tell me what the names are.
This truck was being loaded by El Jefe's workers for a delivery somewhere.This nursery was much more temporary and informal looking that the second one I went to. It does have some shade shelters. The water is stored in a tinacho/tank set on a rickety-looking tower. Nice plants though, and alot of variety.


This nursery has a big supply of plain terra cotta pots. No decorated or painted ones. And I haven't noticed an plastic pots in San Miguel, but maybe they sell them somewhere else, or....