Notocactus uebelmannianus

Notocactus uebelmannianus v. nilsonii

Notocactus warasii (Syn: Eriocactus warasii)

Notocactus werdermannianus

Opuntia basilaris (Beavertail cactus). Sunset: 12-24; USDA: 9b-12. Full sun. Heat tolerant. Little water. Hardy to 0°F. Slow growing to 2' tall; 4' + wide. Bright purple flowers. Seeds collected near Wickenburg AZ.

Opuntia engelmannii var. lindheimeri. Large yellow flowers. Collected from original plants in Carrizo Springs Texas.

Opuntia engelmannii (Engelman prickly pear). Sunset: 8,9, 12-24; USDA: 9-10. Full sun. Heat tolerant. Little to no water. Hardy to 0° F. Grows to 8' tall. Origin: Arizona, California.

Opuntia engelmannii. The pads on this form grow to 12 - 15 inches. Arizona native. Sunset: 8,9, 12-24; USDA: 9-10. Full sun. Heat tolerant. Little to no water. Hardy to 0° F. Grows to 8' tall. 

Opuntia engelmannii Mixed forms. A mix of Opuntia engelmannii species and hybrids from Texas, New Mexico, Arizona. Sunset: 8,9, 12-24; USDA: 9-10. Full sun. Heat tolerant. Little to no water. Hardy to 0° F. Grows to 8' tall. 

Opuntia engelmannii var. aciculata (Chenille). Sunset: 8-24; USDA: 8-10. Full sun. Heat tolerant. Little to no water. Hardy to 0°F. Grows to 3' tall. Origin: Southwestern USA, NW Mex.

Opuntia engelmannii var. texana; Sunset: 8,9, 12-24; USDA: 9-10. Full sun. Heat tolerant. Little to no water. Used for edible fruit, commerically. Hardy to 0° F. Grows to 8' tall. Origin: Texas

Opuntia engelmannii v. valida.

Opuntia ficus indica (Elephant ear). Yellow flower. Produces excellent round, yellow fruit as well as edible pads which are both popular food items.