The creamy white-and-yellow flowers of the saguaro open in sequence around the plant’s crown. On a bright spring day, a lone 28-foot cactus towered above the dusty scrub within Saguaro National ...

Millions of saguaro cactuses grow in the Sonoran Desert, yet only an estimated one in 200,000 exhibits the spectacular crown of the crested ... The saguaro, the largest cactus in the U.S., often ...

The Crested Saguaro Society began ... crested saguaros — the largest cactus in the US, which often grows over 40 feet tall and is adorned with a fanlike crown — since 2005.

Here's everything you need to know about the saguaro flower, its meaning to Arizona and when and where to see it during the bloom season. Arizona has about 51 native cactus species, but the ...

PIMA COUNTY, Ariz.—Millions of saguaro cactuses grow in the Sonoran Desert, yet only an estimated one in 200,000 exhibits the spectacular crown of the crested saguaro. Its rare beauty spawned ...

Yet, people around the globe are familiar with the visual representation of the saguaro, known to most as the "giant cactus." And this icon's connection to the American Southwest and Mexican food ...

While they can grow to unique heights, one cactus holds the world record for being the tallest ever recorded. Here's what to know about the tallest saguaro on record, how tall they usually grow ...

Out of all the species found here, the saguaro cactus is truly one of the crown jewels of this park. Other cacti include organ pipe cacti, cholla cacti, and ocotillo. Fauna found here includes ...

The saguaro cactus towered over the hilltop outside Tucson like a massive hand rising out of the earth. Generations of hikers posed for pictures at the base of the hulking, treelike plant ...

For around 200 years, a special saguaro cactus stood tall in the Arizona desert. Its longest arms stretched almost 30 feet into the air. And now that desert giant has fallen. Its trunks have ...

Arizona's saguaro cacti, a symbol of the U.S. West ... because if water is left sitting around the base of the cactus, it can cause it to fall down. July was recorded as Arizona's hottest month ...