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SAGUARO CACTUS FOR SALE BY A&P NURSERY IN MESA, GILBERT, AND QUEEN CREEK ARIZONA

When property owners search for Saguaro Cactus for Sale near me or Saguaro Cactus Nursery our team helps with quality locally grown stock including Saguaro seeds, mini Saguaro cactus. We grow our stock here in the valley so they are used to the sun, wind, and weather of the valley. The Saguaro cactus is an icon of both Arizona and of the spirit of the wild west. With its stature, it’s hard to ignore in the landscape so it’s been an anchor for many western movies and landscapes alike.

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SAGUARO CACTUS

A&P Nursery is proud to offer the Saguaro cactus for sale at our 4 east valley locations. You can include this icon and monolith in your landscape with the help of our desert plant experts. We welcome you to come visit one of our locations in Mesa, Queen Creek, or Gilbert to browse our selection. Once you’ve found the perfect Saguaro for your landscape we can help get it delivered and installed. As the leading cactus experts in Arizona, you can see the full range of cactus we offer here.

  • PLANT IN FULL SUN
  • DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANT
  • NEEDS LITTLE WATERING
  • FLOWERING CACTUS

SAGUARO CACTUS FACTS

The Flower Of The Saguaro Is The State Flower Of Arizona
These Cacti Can Live Up To Or More Than 100 Years
Saguaro Cacti Can Grow Edible Red Fruit If Pollinated That’s Edible
They Grow About 1 To 1 ½ Inches Per Year
The Saguaro Cactus Grows White Flowers At Their Top
It Is Illegal To Harvest A Saguaro Cactus From The Wild For Cultivation
Saguaro Cactus Can Grow Up To Dozens Or No Arms
The Cactus Can Grow As Tall As 45 Feet At Maturity
These Giants Grow To Weight At Their Mature Size Up To 5,000 Pounds

COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SAGUARO CACTUS

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN ARIZONA ASH TREES FROM A&P NURSERY!

We’re excited to help you transform your outdoor landscaping with trees, plants, and shrubs in Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Tempe, and the rest of the East Phoenix Valley.