Cereus peruvianus #15The undulating and contorted body of the Cereus peruvianus makes for a pretty interesting cactus. Covered in thorns and spines these desert plants can fend for themselves. Often grown as single or multiple columns. Light: full sun Watering: let dry Soil: succulent mix Note on size: 15 gallon pots are typically 12 14" wide. Column number and shape will vary. If you do have a preference in type of Cereus peruvianus we ask that you come visit us at the

people and planet safe

Spacing: 14 - 16"

while the outside has been adorned with a distinctive splash pattern

or "Club Moss"

Shades of green and blue to sway and moves one eye around in a dried arrangement

Propagation: as the plant grows it can produce new rosette offsets or “pups” around its base

meaning it repels them versus attract them

Blooms: June - October

There's a reason for that - they're freaking beautiful

They have a simplified bloom with no petals

Ribes alpinum 'Green Mound' alpine currant leaf's out in early spring and has clean

'Roses Plena' or "Pink Flowering Almond" stays compact so it fits nicely into our small city spaces