4-inch Gymnocalycium griseopallidum A1Gymnocalycium griseo pallidum, native to Bolivia, is a small, globular cactus characterized by its dark green stem adorned with numerous tubercles and ribs. From woolly white yellowish areoles emerge central and radial thorns: the radials are yellow or white, long and with the growing of the plant they become greyish; the central ones are more robust and darker, black or brown. In high light conditions, the plant exhibits a pinkish purple hue.

This cactus thrives in full sun and requires well-draining soil to prevent root rot

Prefers full sun to partial shade

tubular flowers that bloom from late spring through fall

Hamatocactus davisii thrives in full sun to partial shade and requires a gritty

This species features a globular to short cylindrical shape with pronounced ribs adorned by clusters of yellowish spines

Works nicely in dryland xeriscapes where it matches demands of arid western natives

blue-green

compact shrub with thick

Coffeeberry can be pruned to maintain a smaller size or shaped into a hedge or screen

forest green stem adorned with prominent ribs and long

this variegated prickly pear is a standout addition to any landscape or indoor collection

and its ability to attract butterflies make it a delightful addition to any garden