Description
It's compact and floriferous
found only in Coke County
4"H x 36"W after many years
with solitary or up to three spines per aerole—typical scarlet flowers in May followed by spherical
CO005: Coryphantha vivipara v. arizonica COLD HARDY CACTUS Fuchsia flowers It's compact and floriferousSolitary or clumping plant, light colored spines. Spines are very short, giving the plant a tidy, ball like appearance. Light to Hot Pink Purple flowers in June July. Flowers are incredibly fragrant. Large green fruits in September are edible and very tasty! Ideal in the rock garden or in troughs. 4"H x 4"W. Zone 4. NEW! Sold in 2. 5 inch pots.
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