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Monday, February 14, 2005

Opuntia in the snow

This weekend Denmark was hit hard by a snow storm. The attached photo shows one of my Opuntias before being completely covered with snow.

Opuntia in the snow

Posted by Winter Hardy Cacti at 5:08 AM

Labels: Opuntia, Snow, Winter

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Winter Hardy Cacti: This blog is intended as a forum for sharing my ordeals growing winter hardy cacti. The focus is primarily on typical winter hardy cacti like Opuntia, Cylindropuntia, Sclerocactus, etc - but I'll also describe my experiments with e.g. Lophophora and Epithelantha.

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