P. leninghausii is a spherical, later columnar, mid-green cactus, with a woolly crown, yellow, or pale brown spines. In summer, funnel-shaped, bright yellow or lemon flowers, up to 2 inches across, bloom. The Parodia genus is made up of 35 […]

P. haselbergii is a spherical, grayish-green cactus, with a woolly crown, and yellow spines. From winter to spring, funnel-shaped, bright orange-red or orange-yellow flowers bloom. The Parodia genus is made up of 35 to 50 species of cactus ranging in […]

P. graessneri is a spherical cactus with warty ribs, with yellowish white spines. Blooms in spring, funnel-shaped, pale yellow-green flowers. The Parodia genus is made up of 35 to 50 species of cactus ranging in size and form from columnare […]

P. erinacea is a freely offsetting spherical cactus, with white, gray, or brown spines. Blooms in summer, funnel-shaped yellow flowers. The Parodia genus is made up of 35 to 50 species of cactus ranging in size and form from columnare […]

P. concinna is a dark green spherical cactus with a woolly crown , and white, yellow, or brown spines. Funnel-shaped, deep lemon-yellow flowers with red tips, bloom in spring. The Parodia genus is made up of 35 to 50 species […]

P. claviceps is cylindrical with 23-30 ribs, and white areoles with yellow spines. Funnel-shaped yellow flowers are borne in summer. Tolerates brief periods to 18 degrees Fahrenheit ( -8 C). The Parodia genus is made up of 35 to 50 […]

P. chrysacanthion is a solitary cactus with a spherical pale green stem, with spirally arranged ribs, and is covered with thick yellow wool at the crown. Yellowish white areoles have yellow spines. Funnel-shaped yellow flowers bloom in spring. The Parodia […]

P. brevihamata is a solitary or clustering cactus producing sperical, olive-green stems, each with 20-26 closely set ribs. Funnel-shaped, yellow, sometimes with a red tint flowers, bloom in spring. The Parodia genus is made up of 35 to 50 species […]

The Parodia genus is made up of 35 to 50 species of cactus ranging in size and form from columnare and single to clustering. All are cylindrical. Native to the highlands of Columbia, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, and Uraguay, water […]

Parkinsonia florida is a small bushy tree, leafless most of the year, with smooth, blue-green bark and sharp spines. In spring, bears corymbs of yellow flowers, to 3/4 inch across, with blotched red bases, followed by straight or curved fruit.