Monday, July 30, 2007

Escobaria with strange wool


I had a strange thing happen to one of my Escobaria plants this summer. While the other cacti were forming flower buds this one made a lot of woolly structures where the flower buds should have been. I'm unsure why, but then a few weeks later it began to die. I wish it had bloomed instead, and I wish I understood what it was doing with all of the wool and why it then died. Strange end for a cactus.

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Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Ferocactus Flowers


This Ferocactus was in bloom in the Tucson Botanical Gardens on our vacation. Very beautiful plant.

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Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Ferocactus tall


These plants are really beautiful and I wish I had one of these in our back yard. However, I'm unwilling to live in a place hot enough to grow one outdoors, and I love to see snow in the winter. I'll have to be happy with the photo.

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Sunday, July 15, 2007

Ferocactus with seed pods


This was a beautiful Ferocactus growing in Organ Pipe National Monument in the campgrounds area.


Thursday, July 12, 2007

Saguaro dieing


I had to photograph one of these because they are so strange - dieing Saguaro.


Monday, July 09, 2007

Saguaro - very big


This was one of the large Saguaros in Saguaro Park outside of Tucson. It was great to see these plants on our vacation, and the park is very beautiful.

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Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Cactus variety photo


Just a nice photo of a Ferocactus, Opuntia and Cholla for fun

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Escobaria with strange wool

Ferocactus Flowers

Ferocactus tall

Ferocactus with seed pods

Saguaro dieing

Saguaro - very big

Cactus variety photo

Saguaro in Saguaro Park

Saguaro with Nurse Plant

Stenocereus thurberi

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