Oh those furry pickers.....ouch! But in AZ and here in MX they are removed, at least at stores we shopped at. My Bisbee AZ house had a row of pink prickly pears along a patio wall where I hung party lights and those furry pickers got me every time I changed a bulb. In dry months, the javelinas would come down from the hills and feast on the cacti but the plants always grew back. Out of a dozen plants, we only lost 1 when temps plunged to 2 degrees F one wicked winter. They are hardy....and a food source for both 2 and 4 legged creatures 🌵
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Oh those furry pickers.....ouch! But in AZ and here in MX they are removed, at least at stores we shopped at. My Bisbee AZ house had a row of pink prickly pears along a patio wall where I hung party lights and those furry pickers got me every time I changed a bulb. In dry months, the javelinas would come down from the hills and feast on the cacti but the plants always grew back. Out of a dozen plants, we only lost 1 when temps plunged to 2 degrees F one wicked winter. They are hardy....and edible!
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