Claret Cup Cactus 'Alamogordo' (E. triglochidiatus x) COLD HARDY apricot glory It is has performed incredibly

It is has performed incredibly well in our cold high desert climate in central Oregon

The palm is slow-growing at first but begins to pick up speed (after years 2-3)

Opuntia aurea hybrid

grey/blue green leaves

and temperatures to 0°F or below all the way to 100+

Claret Cup Cactus 'Alamogordo' (E. triglochidiatus x) COLD HARDY apricot glory It is has performed incrediblyClaret Cup Cactus 'Alamogordo' Echinocereus triglochidiatus x Various Sized Plants (Cold Hardy 15F!) This variation is thought to be a hybrid of Echinocereus triglochidiatus and gonacanthus, producing a giant form of Claret Cup Cactus with dark red flowers in spring. One of the tallest of the claret cup forms eventually maturing to 18 24" high by as much wide. Perfect for USDA zones 5 10. The plant produces a large clump quickly and will generally