Prickly Pear 'Santa Rita' blue feather While it appreciates regular watering

While it appreciates regular watering

Prompt removal of flower heads as they appear prevents self-seeding

especially if you give them a little love by deadheading the flowers

cut back in late-winter before new foliage begins to sprout

Dwarf wax myrtle is sensitive to cold or below-freezing winds

Prickly Pear 'Santa Rita' blue feather While it appreciates regular wateringOpuntia violacea santa rita 'Santa Rita' is a delightful blue prickly pear known for its beautiful lemon yellow flowers and striking long black spines. When it experiences a bit of drought or cold, it transforms into a stunning glowing purple. All prickly pears absolutely thrive in hot, dry summers, require very little water, and can tolerate some chill. In the lovely Sonoran desert where it originates, this plant gracefully endures winter frost and