Coryphantha recurvata Nannorrhops Emerging from the ground each

Emerging from the ground each season

which yields large double yellow flowers

go to sleep for the summer

Harry Lauder's walking stick

grass pink emerges in March (south) and July (north) with bunny ear-shaped leaves

Coryphantha recurvata Nannorrhops Emerging from the ground eachCoryphantha recurvata is a small barrel cactus native to the mountains (up to 6,000' elevation) of Southern Arizona, which has thrived for us in the humid, rainy southeast US. Coryphantha recurvata forms prolifically offsetting mounds of 6" tall x 10" wide barrels, each adorned in yellow, downward aimed spines. The barrels are topped with a mass of small yellow flowers, starting for us in mid summer.