Hylocereus undatus 'Dragon Fruit' 4"The Dragon Fruit Cactus (Hylocereus undatus) is a trailing succulent that that looks like a palm tree and a cactus had a baby. Long stems with short whitish spines fall over, wander around, with an almost fuzzy appearance. These unusual succulents produce a round, bright pink fruit with leathery skin and scales, much like an artichoke. The fruit is sweet and nutritious. Light: full sun Watering: dry between waterings Soil: succulent mix Images are

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Not your traditional Echinacea

Watering: dry to the touch

It has been grown in to a standard tree form with a single trunk

Pruning: cut back in early spring as new growth appears

Interior: 7"dia x 5

Flowers are good for cutting

intensely dark fuchsia-pink foliage gives way to green leaves as summer settles in

commonly called "Globe Thistle"

Dimensions: 12

Height at maturity: 24"