Cholla Cactus 'Santa Fe' (Cylindropuntia viridiflora) COLD HARDY

Cholla Cactus 'Santa Fe' (Cylindropuntia viridiflora) COLD HARDYSanta Fe Cholla Cactus Cylindropuntia viridiflora Live Cuttings (4" 6" stems) and Small Plants (3" pots) Cold Hardy 20F! The Santa Fe Cholla (C. viridiflora) is a rare endemic hybrid Cholla found in central New Mexico. The original plant is from Santa Fe, NM. Some believe this is a natural occurring hybrid between Cylindropuntia davisii and Cylindropuntia imbricata. Plants will eventually reach hieghts of 5 7 feet if left to grow and about 4 6 feet

bright yellow flowers

A dwarf form of one of the most pleasing and symmetrical looking agaves

These are fast growing and will produce a large clump 3-4 feet wide by 1-2 feet tall

Dark green spears are bordered with gold and white

Beavertail Cactus 'Winter Glow'

Springtime blooms display beautiful large

This form of Spanish Dagger is impressive and can reach heights of 6 to 10+ feet

These seeds were collected on our personal property in Oregon which is listed as a zone 6b

bright green (almost lime colored) pads that are nearly spineless and edible and delicious once cleaned and cooked

Havard's Century Agave

repeatedly seeing temps below -15 F and we have heard reports of them surviving -25 degrees (F) in the midwest

These particular plants were grown from seed collected from our own parent trees in the high desert of Central Oregon