Pachycereus pringlei "Elephant Cactus" 8"Pachycereus pringlei, commonly referred to as "Elephant Cactus," is natively found marking the landscape of the Sonoran desert and is an upright and branching cactus that holds the record as the tallest growing cactus in the world. Truly a cactus you'll never forget Light: full sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: dry between watering Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state and shape of each plant will vary.

Hoya krohniana 'Eskimo'

Watering - even moisture to dry to the touch

Dimensions: 8

Audrey has earned some bragging rights

Pro tip: Will potentially need some staking when they become mature

or a catch-all — the possibilities are endless with this large bowl in terra green

Best used in groups and shrub borders

Reinforced pressure-treated ply construction interior for extra support and hand-cut cedar cladding exterior

A large bulb that is mostly out of the soil and the winding vining greens that protrude from the center is a site for bored eyes

This delicate

Approximately 4

with pink in the middle