Opuntia whipplei 'Tiny Tim' Oregon Coast From a probable stable hybrid

From a probable stable hybrid population of O

Frost hardy to -30F

From a plant at the University of California Santa Cruz that had been in the garden for more than 20 years

Asparagaceae

these enjoy moist soil -- so summer water in full sun

Opuntia whipplei 'Tiny Tim' Oregon Coast From a probable stable hybridA Cistus introduction, but we must thank Tim Hanis for finding this northernmost Utah population of O. whipplei and particularly for this striking clone. These spiny, miniature chollas, reaching only about 6 8" in height but spreading to 6 ft or more, are variable in color with 1 2" long "pads" covered with golden spines. Even these small plants manage to produce a number of yellow green flowers each spring followed by yellow fruit. A most attractive