Opuntia columbiana (Grizzlybear Pricklypear) Size:4" NO Usually growing in mixed conifer

Usually growing in mixed conifer forests

By Danny Sander

Ceanothus sanguineus provides an excellent habitat for many birds and small mammals and is a food source for various wildlife

fine sandy or silty loam

An excellent habitat plant where it provides food and cover

Opuntia columbiana (Grizzlybear Pricklypear) Size:4" NO Usually growing in mixed coniferPlant Description: Cold hardy mat forming cactus. Best in dry berms, rock gardens, or pots with little moisture. Flowers in yellow to peach pink. Opuntia pads and fruit are edible. Also known as Opuntia polyacantha, or Columbia Prickly pear, or Plains Prickly pear *NEVER CONSUME PLANTS WITHOUT PROPER ID* Height: 3" 1ft Width: 1 3ft Watering needs: dry, drought tolerant Sun needs: full sun Soil needs: dry, rocky Bloom Time: Summer Portland Plant List