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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I love them but this is a tough climate as March can be as cold as January...not this year, but for most of my life.
annewimsey500
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Mar 3, 2024
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So beautiful!! I wish I could grow them here in New Mexico. I think it's probably way too hot for them here though. 
Redheadedgammy
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Mar 3, 2024
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Grow natives for struggle free gardening.
@Mooolah That's what I'm doing here in New Mexico. I'm learning about all the native plants here and how to incorporate them in my landscaping. 
@Redheadedgammy New Mexico has many different eco zones. I must say that cactus flowers are most beautiful. Xerces scaping is a great new attitude in habitat restoration & container gardening. Arid gardening is a whole new world to be discovered. Good for you.
@Mooolah I am embracing those beautiful cactus and other native plants here. I found an old strawberry pot when I moved here and planted different cactus in the little openings. It turned out great, and now a lot of my neighbors want to do the same thing!! I'd attach a picture but the site is not allowing pictures again....
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