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Escobaria sneedii

Family: cactaceae
Common name(s): carpet foxtail cactus
Hardiness ratings: USDA zone 8 - 11

General resources

• Wikipedia. Online encyclopedia entry (if defined).
• Google images. Web search for photographs.
• The Plant List. Taxonomical lookup
• Catalogue of Life. Taxonomical lookup

Links for Escobaria sneedii

• Dave's Garden PlantFiles - Profile page with horticultural basics, and member-contributed photos and comments. (zone 8-11) (2 photos)
• Denver Botanic Gardens - Description, native range, and cultural requirements. (3 photos)
• Garden.org - Community-assembled plant profile (2 photos)
• Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center - Plant description and characteristics with notes on distribution, culture, and propagation.
• NARGS Image Gallery - Photograph(s) contributed by North American Rock Garden Society members. (1 photo)

Escobaria sneedii subsp. koenigii

Links

• Denver Botanic Gardens - Description, native range, and cultural requirements. (2 photos)

Escobaria sneedii var. leei

Common name(s): Lee's pincushion cactus
Hardiness ratings: USDA zone 8 - 11

Links

• Dave's Garden PlantFiles - Profile page with horticultural basics, and member-contributed photos and comments. (zone 8-11) (2 photos)
• Denver Botanic Gardens - Description, native range, and cultural requirements. (6 photos)
• Garden.org - Community-assembled plant profile (4 photos)
• New Mexico Rare Plants - Resource maintained by volunteer botanists providing descriptions and photos of various plants native to the state. (4 photos)

Escobaria sneedii subsp. orcuttii

Escobaria sneedii var. sneedii

Common name(s): Sneed's pincushion cactus
Hardiness ratings: USDA zone 8b

Links

• Denver Botanic Gardens - Description, native range, and cultural requirements. (zone 8b) (3 photos). Also a page for x guadalupensis.
• New Mexico Rare Plants - Resource maintained by volunteer botanists providing descriptions and photos of various plants native to the state. (5 photos)