The idea of eating cactus -- a plant covered in spikes -- might cause some to laugh or grimace, or run away. But a true Southwesterner knows that's all a ruse. Just strip off that rough exterior ...

If you relate to this scenario, don't worry. The best of us have had to debate Christmas cactus vs prickly pear when taking a second look at the new houseplant we've just bought, as these two ...

Prickly pear cactus is actually very winter-hardy in central Pennsylvania and blooms nicely in spring. The main downsides are that it can spread fast beyond where you want -- and has weapons-grade ...

Prickly pear cactus species (Opuntia spp.) are indigenious to the Americas, ... Look at this modern Game Boy dupe shaming the Switch 2 — now on sale for $80.

And every day on his walk he’d pass a prickly pear cactus, come rain, come shine, or a lot of shine. On the day I caught up with Attarzadeh, the temperature topped out at 110 degrees.

What it is: Prickly pear cactus pads, also known as nopales (singular: nopal), are commonly consumed as a vegetable in Mexico and Central America.The cactus pads—the flat “paddles” that grow from the ...

Prickly pear is a true cactus which are native only to the western hemisphere. This plant family varies greatly in height depending upon which of the over 200 members is represented.