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A coastal prickly pear (Opuntia littoralis) in California, USA
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A coastal prickly pear (Opuntia littoralis) in California, USA
by shrike2
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Prickly Pear - Paul McCreery
American b. 1970s
Watercolour on paper , 22 x 30 in. Framed.
Four cacti. Treasure trove from cactus land. Johnson Cactus Gardens. 1949.
From left to right: Old Man Cactus, Moon Cactus, Cereus Hybridus Monstruousus, Paper Spined Opuntia.
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Opuntia (yellows and oranges) | The Gardens on Spring Creek, Fort Collins, CO
Finally drew my faves!
Available as stickers like the other 4!
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Opuntia erinacea
This prickly pear cactus is not uncommon in the desert areas of southeastern California, but in early spring it really makes a fine floral display, as seen here. It is related to the very widespread Opuntia polyacantha, and considered by some to be a western form of that species.
-Brian
Opuntia humifusa and a honeybee buried up to the tip of her fuzzy lil bee butt in it.
This species is hardy to zone 4 and native to the US! Needs full sun, though, the more the better.