Description
Originating in the Sonoran desert of the southwest, the Saguaro cactus grows slowly, blooming in May – June. The reddish fruit can be eaten raw or made into jams. The Saguaro can live a few hundred years, surviving only on rainfall.
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(Carnegiea gigantae)
Originating in the Sonoran desert of the southwest, the Saguaro cactus grows slowly, blooming in May – June. The reddish fruit can be eaten raw or made into jams. The Saguaro can live a few hundred years, surviving only on rainfall.
Plant Type | Cactus |
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Origin | Sonoran Desert |
Size (H x W) | 25' x 15' |
Sun | Full Sun |
Water | Low |
Flower Color | White |
Flower Season | Late Spring, Summer |
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