Cactaceae
Cactaceae is a popular family that includes 30-200 genera and 1,000-2,000 species of distinctive succulents. Plants usually possess a green, photosynthetic stem and modified leaves - either as cladophylls or spines. At the same time, species may possess woolly hair in addition to or in replacement of spines (1, 2).
Another unifying feature of cacti are the flowers, possessing numerous tepals, stigma lobes, and stamens, often in great numbers. The inflorescences are large, showy, attractive, and popular in pollinator gardens (1, 3).
Another unifying feature of cacti are the flowers, possessing numerous tepals, stigma lobes, and stamens, often in great numbers. The inflorescences are large, showy, attractive, and popular in pollinator gardens (1, 3).
Bishop's cap
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Eve's pin
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Saguaro
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Peruvian Apple Cactus
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Hairy blue Cereus
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Tree cholla
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Golden barrel cactus
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Crested golden barrel
Echinocactus grusonii f. cristatus
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Rainbow cactus
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Apricot glow
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Torch cactus
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Sea urchin cactus
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Argentine saguaro
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Emory barrel
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Blue barrel cactus
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Fire barrel cactus
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Mexican fire barrel
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Mexican fire barrel
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Chin cactus
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Spider cactus
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Moon cactus
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Bird's nest cactus
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Twine spine cactus
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Biznaga de Glass
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Thumb cactus
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Pincushion cactus
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Feather cactus
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Cochemiea
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Thimble cactus
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Dwarf Turk's cap
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Blue myrtle-cactus
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Beavertail cactus
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Wavy bunny ears
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Old man of the Andes
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Old man of the mountain
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Mexican fence post
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Totem pole cactus
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Golden ball cactus
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Nightblooming Cereus
Peniocereus greggii
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Hairy blue cereus
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Krainz’ crown cactus
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Crown cactus
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Pine cone cactus
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Tephrocactus articulatus var. papyracanthus
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Bird's-nest cactus
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Golden Torch Cactus
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