Notocactus ottonis Dystaenia thank goodness that's permitted in

thank goodness that's permitted in the hosta world

Combining the genes from Agave gypsophila ssp

the 6' tall stems of whorled leaves shoot skyward

Each wide and long pointed green leaf has been carefully adorned with a heavily scalloped

deer-resistant deciduous shrub have been replaced by ones with dark purple pigment

Notocactus ottonis Dystaenia thank goodness that's permitted in(aka: Parodia ottonis) Notocactus ottonis another of the wonderful southern South American ball cactus that have thrived in our trials. This one hails from southern Brazil, Uruguay, southern Paraguay, and northeastern Argentina, where it can be found in grasslands. This easy to grow species is quite precocious, flowering with a mass of yellow flowers when quite young, usually starting for us in early May. The green balls are solitary when young, but