Escobaria is a genus of cacti that includes about 25 species native to the desert areas of the Atlantic and the North American continent (Canada, the southeastern United States, and …

Known variously as foxtail cactus, pincushion cactus or spiny star, escobaria is another group of small, tubercular cacti, similar to mammillaria and coryphantha; the main difference with the …

Several species of Escobaria are quite popular in cultivation, but most notable are the species which are cold hardy. While many species are from warmer Mexico and the Southern United …

Apart from some opuntia, escobaria vivipara (also classed as coryphantha vivipara) is the most widespread cactus in the US; the species has good frost tolerance and has adapted to a wide …

Escobaria Britton & Rose Pelecyphora , pincushion cactus or foxtail cactus [ 1 ] is a genus of cacti , comprising 20 species. They originate from Mexico and the United States.

The genus Escobaria belongs to the family of Cactaceae, includes about 25 species and is native to the desert areas of the Atlantic and the North American continent (Canada and the …

The genus Escobaria includes about 25 species of cacti with different origins and features. A few species are from northern Mexico, as well as others that come from the arid but cold areas of …

Escobaria is a genus of low-growing cacti that range from southwestern United States to northern Mexico. The genus is named after the Mexican naturalist Romulo Numa Escobar.

Description: Escobaria abditaSN|10274]]SN|23792]] is a fascinating little, very cryptic, geophytic plant with a swollen subterranean root. The plant bears a resemblance both to Escobaria …

Escobaria vivipara Photo by: Colin Bundred The plant was collected at the northern tip of its range in Drumheller Alberta Canada, were it occurs both as single plants and less frequently, small …