Devil’s Pincushion
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Scott Tschirhart
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Devil’s Pincushion
You don’t see these with the big red pods on them often.
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blackhawk44
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Re: Devil’s Pincushion
Wow! Saw very few with pods and we had a lot of "horse crpplers" on our lease south of Ozona.
Re: Devil’s Pincushion
Interesting, despite our drought I've been seeing more cactus blossoms than usual, and lots of pears on the prickly pears.
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Scott Tschirhart
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Re: Devil’s Pincushion
Pears on the prickly pear are my favorite targets.
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Bill in Oregon
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Re: Devil’s Pincushion
Gorgeous. I wonder if those "tunas" make better jam than the prickly pear tunas I pick every fall. Do they turn magenta as the summer advances, Scott?
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Scott Tschirhart
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Re: Devil’s Pincushion
I don’t know. They go away by midsummer. But I have no idea what they might taste like.