Prickly Pear Cactus 'Pina Colada' (Opuntia charlestonensis) HARDY

Prickly Pear Cactus 'Pina Colada' (Opuntia charlestonensis) HARDYBeavertail Cactus 'Pina Colada' Opuntia charlestonensis Live Cuttings (5" 10" pads) & Small Plants (3" pots) Cold Hardy 25F! Beavertail Cactus 'Pina Colada' (Opuntia charlestonensis) is an EXCLUSIVE hybrid prickly pear cactus growing in the high desert region of central Oregon. It is a unique hybrid that can produce different color flowers, some stay relatively pinkish while some can exhibit a much lighter shade giving this cactus flowers a wave type

recent research has shown that the correct name for this palm should be B

Parent trees have been growing in the cold high desert where they routinely see temps as low as -15F

These have been planted as far north as Canada surviving temps below -10 degrees

and parent trees have seen temperatures below -0F for brief periods

Flowers are mostly pink but can change slight coloration overtime giving a wave of color

Yucca filimentosa 'Excalibur' tolerates heat

It is a unique variety that has a oval

Extremely rare and mysterious

These particular plants were grown from seed sourced from our own parent trees in the high desert of Central Oregon

These particular seeds were collected from our own parent trees in the high desert of Central Oregon

to finally to yellow and cream

This palm is arborescent (trunk-forming) and grows faster and larger than Sabal minor