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Cacti Collection

48 varieties of Cacti from the state of Arizona, state 48. Coincidence? Not when you consider that Arizona has more native cacti than any other state in the USA. But we grow cacti varieties from all over the world, and not all of them have a prickly demeanor. Ours are even tougher because they grow in our super hot Arizona summers. As our world warms up and water becomes more precious, these drought-tolerant plants are in high demand. Most cacti grow slowly, but remember...good things come to those who wait. 

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Full, high angle view of the Totem Pole cactus, displaying its knobby, columnar structure with smooth, spine-free stems. The cactus is a vibrant chartreuse to lime-green color and grows multiple columns from the base. The cactus stands tall, reaching up to 15 feet high and 8 feet wide. Its unique, textured appearance makes it a striking addition to any landscape. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
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Lophocereus schotti f. monstrosus - Totem Pole Cactus
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Full, high angle view of the Mexican Fencepost cactus, showing its tall, columnar shape with smooth, bright green flesh. The plant features 5-7 ribs, each with conjoined white areoles. The spines are short and bristle-like, creating a striking edge. It grows in full sun and can reach up to 15 feet high. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
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Stenocereus marginata - Mexican Fencepost
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Stenocereus thurberi - Organ Pipe Cactus
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Full, high angle view of a golden barrel cactus, showcasing its round, globe-like shape. Yellow spines radiate from the cactus' ribs, creating a striking appearance. The plant grows compactly with dense, upright spines. Small pups may develop around the base as it matures. Grows well in full to part sun, hardy in USDA zones 9-12.
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Echinocactus grusonii - Golden Barrel
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Close-up of Ferocactus latispinus, showing the fuzzy white areas along its deep green ribs. The cactus features yellow radial spines and red central spines, with one central spine hooked downward. The plant's texture is smooth, with its characteristic long and wide hooked spine. Iridescent, funnel-shaped purple to pink flowers bloom in late summer.
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Ferocactus latispinus - Devil's Tongue Cactus
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Carnegiea gigantea - Saguaro
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Cereus peruvianus Twisted
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Ferocactus glaucescens - Blue Barrel Cactus
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Full, high-angle view of Myrtillocactus geometrizans, a branching cactus with prominent gray-green ribs and a long central spine. The plant grows 3-10 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide. It thrives in full to part sun, and its small, waxy, greenish-white flowers produce blueberry-like fruit. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
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Myrtillocactus geometrizans - Blue Myrtle Cactus
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Full, high angle view of Opuntia violacea (Purple Prickly Pear), showing the wide, gray-green pads with noticeable purple hues, especially on pads stressed by drought or cold weather. The plant features several long spines, with numerous brown to black glochids on the pads. The distinctive coloration and spiny texture highlight the plant’s beauty and resilience, thriving in full to part sun. Hardy in USDA zones 7-11, it grows to 2-4 feet high and 2-5 feet wide.
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Opuntia violacea - Purple prickly pear
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Full, high-angle view of Oreocereus celsianus (Old Man Cactus), showcasing its columnar form covered in soft, white, silky hairs. The plant's ribs are not visible due to the dense hair, but the short golden radial spines are partially hidden beneath. Protruding through the fuzzy exterior are the sharp, central spines, which can grow up to 2 inches long. This hardy cactus thrives in full sun, adapting to alkaline soil, and is suited for USDA zones 7-11.
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Oreocereus celsianus - Old Man Cactus
$59.95
Full, high angle view of Pachycereus pringlei (Cardon), showcasing its tall, gray-green, waxy flesh and branching structure from the base. The plant's ribs are lined with silvery-colored spines, reaching up to 5 inches long. It thrives in full sun and grows to 20-40 feet high and 10-20 feet wide, hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
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Pachycereus pringlei - Cardon
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Full, high angle view of Echinopsis pachanoi (San Pedro Cactus), featuring tall, columnar stems with a vibrant green hue. The plant thrives in full to part sun, growing up to 6-15 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide. Hardy in USDA zones 8-11, it requires minimal water once established.
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Trichocereus pachanoi - San Pedro
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Full, high angle view of Euphorbia royleana, showcasing its upright candelabra-like form with columnar branches. Bright green tear-drop-shaped leaves crown the tops of its arms, adding vibrant contrast to its spined, ribbed stems. Grows 6-12 feet high and 4-8 feet wide in USDA zones 9-11.
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Euphorbia royleana - Royal Euphorbia, Sullu
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Full, high angle view of Opuntia basilaris, the Beavertail Cactus, displaying its dense, low-spreading form with numerous blue-gray pads resembling beaver tails. The magenta blooms are vibrant against the pads, which lack long spines but have short glochids. Thriving in full sun, it grows to 1-3 feet high and 2-6 feet wide, ideal for USDA zones 8-11.
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Opuntia basilaris - Beavertail Prickly Pear Cactus
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Opuntia engelmannii - Engelmann's Prickly Pear, Apple cactus
$14.95
Full, high angle view of Opuntia ficus-indica, a robust spineless cactus displaying bright green, smooth pads arranged in an arborescent form. Yellow or orange cup-shaped flowers bloom atop the pads, and red to purple fruits appear when pollinated. It thrives in USDA zones 8-11, growing 5-15 feet high and 4-10 feet wide.
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Opuntia ficus-indica - Spineless prickly pear, Nopale, Indian fig
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Full, high angle view of Opuntia microdasys v. albispina, highlighting its flat, round pads with velvety green texture and white polka-dot glochids. The plant has a sprawling growth habit, forming a dense patch in ideal conditions. It blooms in spring with red fruits following pollinated flowers. Thrives in full to part sun, growing 1-3 feet high and 2-3 feet wide. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.
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Opuntia microdasys v. albispina - White bunny ears
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