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Bishops Cap Cactus Seeds

A beautiful spineless cacti that blends well with succulents and rock gardens. The green body of the bishops cap cactus is accented by white flakes on the outside of the ribs. Bishops cap cacti produce beautiful yellow flowers. Good for raising in pots or outside in mild climates.

Old Man Of The Andes Cactus Seeds

The old man of the andes is a large cactus that can be used as a centerpiece or as a patio plant. It is a stout, upright cactus that covers itself with attractive, long, white woolly hairs. The old man of the andes also makes a great rock garden plant.

Golden Barrel Cacti Seeds

A striking cactus plant from Mexico. The golden barrel cactus, spherical when young becoming elongegated with age. The green body is covered with heavy gold-yellow spines. The flowers are a striking color of deep gold.

Giant Saguaro Cactus Seeds

If you want a cacti that will outlive you and may reach a height of 30 ft. or more, then the giant saguero is for you. Its the familiar cacti shown in western film. The giçant saguero cactus has a solitary trunk and outstretched limbs that resembles arms. Makes a nice container cactus when young.

Mexican Fire Barrel Cactus Seeds

An excellent inside/outside cactus, the mexicican fire barrel cactus is covered with dark red spines and produces large  yellow flowers up to 5 in. in diameter. A very tolerant cactus. Do not water during its winter resting period.

Prickly Pear Cactus Seeds

The classic form of cacti with large flat oval pads and showy flowers. The prickly pear cactus bears beautiful, edible red, yellow or purple pear shaped fruits. This species of cactus is cold hardy. Prickly pear cactus seeds need 2 months cold treatment in the fridge.

Hedgehog Cactus

The hedgehog cactus has small and globular in shape and covered with short curving spines. This cactus flowers profusely and is a very tolerant plant. The hedgehog cacti are a good cacti for beginners.

Barrel Cactus

The barrel cactus is a good selection for inside or outside. The cactus assumes a columnar barrel type shape and can grow up to 3' outside. Barrel cacti are a heavy bloomer with large flowers. Cactus with very stout spines with a hooded central spine.

Chin Cactus

The chin cactus are small and compact. They will bloom at an early age and bloom often. Chin cactus flowers are white and pink, sometimes red.

Arizona Organ Pipe cactus

A heavy, columnar cactus plant that eventually branches from the base. The arizona organ pipe cactus has a deep red top knob and deep red to jet black spines on the side.

Pincushion Cactus

A small, free flowering cacti that is easy to raise and to take care of. The pincushion cactus are one of the best blooming cacti. Another excellent cacti choice for beginners.

Golden Ball Cactus

From Argentina, the golden ball cactus, a globular, clustering cacti with harmless yellow spines and beautiful yellow flowers. Very good for inside pots. The golden ball cactus will eventually begin to clump.

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Edible Tree Cactus

A most unusual cacti. It will grow to tree size with huge flat pads often measuring a square foot or more in size. The pads are very good to eat and the plant bears beautiful red and yellow flowers. Also a good inside plant for large containers.

Cold Hardy Pad Cactus

A great cactus selection for those in the north who would like to grow cacti outside. The cold hardy pad cactus is a padded variety that if free flowing and free flowering. This cactus does well inside and in warm climates.

Sea Urchin Cactus

The sea urchin cactus is a small spineless cactus has a gray-green to white-green body. Flowers with deep red throats appear after about five years. In winter, when dry and dormant, the saucerlike body shrinks to a flat disk. The sea urchin cactus is a good container cactus for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. This cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 50 degrees F.

Goats Horn Cacti

The goats horn cactus is so called because of it's wiry, gray to brown spines that twist around this small cacti. A very good pot cacti with a small dark green body, sometimes flecked with white. Goats horn cactus flowers often have a wine-red throat. Good container cacti for inside, Goats horn cacti will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

Silver Torch Cactus

The silver torch cactus is a fast growing branching columnar cacti from South America that is covered with eye-catching silvery spines when older. The cactus starts out solitary when young, but branches out and creates it's own clumps as it matures. Silver torch cactus can grow to 6 ft. tall. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The silver torch cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

Claret Cup Hedgehog Cactus

Has unique corrugated ribs and vividly hued scarlet blooms along with pink berries in summer. The claret cup hedgehog cactus, when mature, will spread out to form a 2 ft. wide clump about 8" tall. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The claret cup hedgehog cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 36 degrees F.

Rainbow Cactus

The short spines of this small clumping cacti often occur in red and white bands. Also, a ring of pink to magenta spring flowers with pale throats, followed by green berries, appear on the crown of each stem. Flowers when quite small. The rainbow cactus, when mature, will form a clump about 2 ft. wide by 9" tall. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The rainbow cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

Compass Barrel Cactus

The long, hooked flame red spines of the compass barrel cacti become very dense with age. Retains it's barrel shape with age and offers bell-like flowers in orange and yellow colors. A slow grower, a mature cactus outside could reach 10 ft. tall by 3 ft. across in time. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The compass barrel cacti will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

Crows Claw Cactus

With age, the red spines become broad and hooked and lay flat against the ball shaped body, thus the name crows claw cactus. A mature cactus only reaches about 10" tall by 15" across. Cream to purple flowers appear in Spring and sometimes Autumn. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The crows claw cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

Snowball Pincushion Cacti

The body of this small clumping cacti is cloaked in dense white spines, which are often pink tipped. The snowball pincushion cactus produces rings of flowers in Spring that begin cream colored, then turn pink, then brown. It is suggested that limestone should be added to the soil mixture of this cactus as it need extra calcium to flourish. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The snowball pincushion cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

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Golden Powder Puff Cactus

A thick mantle of bristlelike golden spines and a dense white wool on new growth of mature plants gives this cactus it's name. The golden powder puff cactus bears small yellow flowers in Spring and Summer. Slow growing ball shaped plant that is about 8" tall when mature. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The golden powder puff cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

Glory of Texas Cactus

A small sun loving cacti that is usually globular ( about 10" when mature ), and spiked with dense red and yellow spines. The glory of texas cactus has extremely beautiful pink/mangeta/white blooms when still very young. Good container cacti for inside, it requires a warm climate if grown outside. The glory of texas cactus will not tolerate temperatures below 41 degrees F.

San Pedro Cactus

A dark green columnar cacti that can reach 10-20 ft. tall. The san pedro cactus bears showy white fragrant flowers at night that can reach 9" across. Cold hardy outside to 15 degrees when mature. The san pedro cactus is good cacti for beginners.

Peruvian Torch Cactus

Stout 6-12 ft. columnar cacti with bluish-green color. The peruvian torch cactus is an easy to grow, fast growing cactus that features large 10" sweet scented flowers that bloom at night. Cold hardy cacti to 25 degrees when mature.

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