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Carnegiea gigantea |
The Giant Saguaro cactus is the only columnar cactus that is frost hardy and can survive in the Arizona Upland, a subdivision of the Sonora... |
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Cereus schottii |
This unusual hairy-topped cactus belongs to a group of cacti called columnar cacti. These cacti are found predominantly in Mexico but there ... |
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Chain Fruit Cholla |
Opuntia fulgida can grow to 5m (15') in height. The photo, AZ035, on the right, would be called a tree but these cacti are also shrubs. Flow... |
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Claret Cup Cactus |
As with all hedgehog cacti the Claret Cup cactus grows in a crowded clump, about 15cm (6") high. The flowers are an unusual orange-red with ... |
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Desert Christmas Cactus |
Opuntia leptocaulis ranges in height from 60cm to 1m (2-3') and taller where found growing among other vegetation. It can be distinguished f... |
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Engelmann's Prickly Pear |
Engelmann's Prickly Pear is the most common prickly pear cactus in Arizona. It grows in sprawling mounds up to 1.5m (5') high. The flowers a... |
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Organ Pipe Cactus |
The Organ Pipe Cactus is a magnificent, tall, unbranched, columnar cactus that can reach heights of up to 8m (24'). Single stems grow out of... |
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Purple Prickly Pear |
Purple Prickly Pear opuntia pads are nearly round and are a very striking purple-violet colour. The cactus stands about 1.5m (5') tall, grow... |
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Rainbow Cactus |
This cactus was found growing on a hilly, rocky slope a few km north of Portal Arizona in December 2002. The stem is columnar, stocky, and b... |
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