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EC038: Echinocereus stramineus COLD HARDY CACTUS
$16.00
Strawberry Pitaya is unbelievable with its long, golden spines shimmering in the evening sun. Growing into large plants 2-3 feet across with numerous heads, this Pitaya makes a wonderful garden specimen. The huge fuchsia-pink and silky flowers have a gorgeous red center. The very large, fragrant fruits ripen in mid-summer and smell and taste ...
OP014: Opuntia 'Super Rutila' (Natural hybrid) COLD HARDY CACTUS
$15.00
One of the best RED/PINK flowering Opuntias from Claude Barr's collection. The rutilas, a diverse wild hybrid group from western Colorado make good garden plants. Slightly flattened, cylindrical stems and deep reddish-pink flowers in June. Compact habit. 6" high by 24" wide. Zone 4. Dry fruit. Sold in 2.5"-pot.
OP016: Cylindropuntia imbricata v. arborescens (Colorado Tree Cholla) COLD HARDY CACTUS
$13.00
The largest cactus species in Colorado (60" high by 72" wide). Reddish-rose flowers in July followed by green fruit. An important landscape plant. Suitable for culture in large pots. Thrives to zone 4. EASY to grow. Try it in a large pot on the patio if you don't have room in the garden. Sold in 2.5"- pots.

OP017: Cylindropuntia imbricata v. arborescens 'Fred's Red' COLD HARDY CACTUS
$14.00
Another choice selection of the Colorado Tree Cholla with vibrant violet-red blossoms in July. Discovered by Fred Becker in Colorado. 60" high by 72" wide. Zone 5. It is beautiful when combined with 'Taylor's Santa Fe Red', 'White Tower', and Sante Fe Cholla. Sold as 2.5" Pots or as unrooted cuttings.

OP053: Opuntia hybrid 'Red Gem' COLD HARDY CACTUS
$16.50
An apparent hybrid between basilaris or aurea with schweriana! The small, round, 2-3" wide pads have very short spines and are densely arranged. The petite, deep pinkish-red flowers in June are abundant. Beautiful in the rock garden or in containers. Opuntiad Dave Ferguson thinks it might be Opuntia polyacantha v. schweriniana ... still a myster...