Caudex-forming vine in the grape family; aerial roots, small fruit
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Cleistocactus fieldianus
Clusters of slow-growing, erect and narrow, notched stems with thick white spines, sometimes splay outward. Vibrant red tubular flowers.
Cleistocactus hyalacanthus
C. jujuyensis
Shrubby with narrow erect stems to 6 to 8 feet tall, red tubular blooms.
Cleistocactus morawetzianus
Shrubby, many branches from the base, to 6 feet tall. Golden spines. Curved white tubular flowers, some pink.
Cleistocactus parapetiensis
C. azerensis
Slender columns, 3 feet tall, with lots of short gold spines, branches low, many tubular red blooms
Cleistocactus ritteri
Shrubby cactus to 3 feet tall, sprawling, with bright yellow tubular blooms
Cleistocactus samaipatanus
Slender columns to 3 feet with golden spines, branches regularly.
Cleistocactus straussii
Clusters of slow-growing stems to 10ft.; dense white spines, tubular red blooms pollinated by hummingbirds
Cleistocactus winteri
Narrow shrubby, branches at ground level; pendant stems
Clusia orthoneura
Tropical succulent – it can have porcelain-like flowers any time throughout the year. Grows shrubby, 2 to 3 feet potted, but can grow 8 to 10 feet tall in habitat.
Coccinia trilobata
Vining caudiciform, vines to 10ft, caudex to 2ft. Yellow flowers. Likes to be a bit more moist in summer, but soil must be well-draining. Cucurbit (Cucurbitaceae).
Commiphora schimperi
Flaking bark; small flowers appear before the leaves in spring. Fragrant sap is used for perfumes. Will develop a thickened caudiciform trunk and spiny branches. Keep dry in winter.
Consolea rubescens
Tree-like to 20ft tall with large oval paddles. Orange flowers, red fruit.
Copiapoa dura
Dense clusters of 6″ black barrels
Copiapoa fiedleriana
Very spiny small cactus, almost grey stems, small yellow flowers. Prominent tubercles.
Copiapoa malletiana
Branch from the base, form large clusters of dozens of stems, eventually grow up to 6ft. across.
Corallocarpus bainesii
Tuberous caudex with leafy climbing stems, hairy; tiny red fruits, edible roots. 10 inch across, vines to 6 feet.
Coreopsis gigantea
Shrubby to 6ft.; summer deciduous. Yellow daisy flowers.
Corpuscularia lehmannii
Trailing succulent. 10″ stems with 1″ leaves and pale yellow flowers at the tips.
Corryocactus erectus
Clumping stems rise like fingers to 18″, topped with orange-red flowers. Flowers spring through summer. Great for filling in the landscape.
Coryphantha delaetiana
3″ across, solitary. Rhomboid tubercles. Pale yellow flowers.
Coryphantha elephantidens
Depressed globose, 5″ x 7″, curved spines.
Coryphantha ottonis
Solitary 3″ globose bird’s nest cactus w/variable flowers
Cotyledon “Flavida”
C. orbiculata v. oblonga “Flavida”
Fast growing, with large narrow chalky-white leaf. Long elegant bell shaped peach blooms in late Summer/Fall.
Cotyledon “Happy Young Lady”
Dense subshrub succulent with small chalky white leaves and red tips. Orange flowers.
Cotyledon “Mr. Butterfield”
Shrubby to 2′ with finger-like waxy leaves; orange flowers
Cotyledon “Silver Peak”
C. orbiculata “Silver Peak”
Thick stems, narrow waxy leaves, white with red tips in full sun, green in shadier conditions. Shrubby growth habit.
Cotyledon “Silver Star”
C. orbiculata “Silver Star”
Thick stems, elongated round waxy leaves, white with red tips in full sun, green in shadier conditions. Shrubby growth habit.
Cotyledon “Silver Storm”
C. orbiculata “Silver Star”
Thick stems, elongated round waxy leaves, white with red tips in full sun, green in shadier conditions. Shrubby growth habit.
Cotyledon “Staghorn”
C. orbiculata “Staghorn”
Grey staghorn-like leaves.