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MICHIGAN CACTI GARDEN©

ZONE 5

  

Growing cacti in Michigan - Zone 5 ??? Science fiction? Not at all. I grow 10 varieties of the species Opuntia, including four chollas, none of which are native to Michigan. My desert garden provides a dazzling display of color during the blooming season and a striking and unusual accent throughout the year.

 

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Opuntia plantings the 2nd year

Opuntias - 3 years of growth

Opuntias after 4 years of growth

 

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Yucca 'Filamentosa'  and Sedum 'Autumn Joy' are excellent companion plants

 

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Landscaping with Cacti and Yuccas

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Cacti and flowering Yucca

 

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