Trichocereus chiloensis var. eburneus Green Flowers long narrow leaves with a

long narrow leaves with a striking white central rib and brown

OMEI IMPATIENS

Another Coprosma for North America

Fast growing when young and slowing in maturity

This native mock orange was selected for its handsome fragrant white flowers in late spring

Trichocereus chiloensis var. eburneus Green Flowers long narrow leaves with aOur collection of this black spined cactus, found in the high mountains east of Santiago, Chile at the base of a ski resort. Reaching to 8 10 ft tall in their native habitat, these are handsome at any size with their cluster of black spines on top. Sun, of course. Occasional summer water speeds growth. Tolerant of winter wet if the soil is very well drained. Provide protection where temperatures drop below 20F, USDA zone 9. (Echinopsis chiloensis is a