Opuntia phaeacantha, Tulip Pricklypear tangelo - Native to West Indies

- Native to West Indies

produces fresh mycorrhizal spores (Amaranthus Family

drought tolerant once established Soil Type Tolerates sand and clay Flower Color Greenish yellow Flowering Months Spring to summer Evergreen/Deciduous Deciduous Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 10° F Attracts pollinators Butterflies

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Opuntia phaeacantha, Tulip Pricklypear tangelo - Native to West IndiesTulip Pricklypear A dense upright cactus that can reach a height of up to eight feet hight. Red, orange, and yellow flowers bloom April through July. Plant in full sun Water to establish, then no additional irrigation needed. Well drained soils Deer resistant Hardy to 25 degrees Drought tolerant Native to American Southwest to Mexico