EC007: Echinocereus triglochidiatus v. gonacanthus 'White Sands' COLD HARDY CACTUS Rock Garden Considered rare and choice

Considered rare and choice

This small

soft pink flowers in June

Sold as rooted pad in 3

The tubular coral-red flowers are on graceful 4-5 foot high stems from early June through September

EC007: Echinocereus triglochidiatus v. gonacanthus 'White Sands' COLD HARDY CACTUS Rock Garden Considered rare and choiceA grand form of Claret Cup Cactus with scarlet flowers in June. Perhaps one of the tallest of the triglochidiatus. 18" high by 18" wide. Thrives from zones 5 10. Plant forms a large clump quickly. Our mother plant always gets an "Oh My!" with its 40 or 50 blossoms that last for several weeks. Large, juicy, edible fruits that gain an orange hue when ripe. Sold in 2. 5 inch pots.