#Prickly Pear

[karticatyt]

drew my and @captainzigo ‘s horses chilling because they both have spots without any wings or horns they’re just vibing yk, also very belated birthday wishes 🎉

[desert-love]

[captainzigo]

sketch i made from work the other day of my sweet and wonderful prickly pear and @thistlehorse ‘s raspberry ripple getting into shenanigans. i do not remember the context

[zoeyhorse]

Raspberry Ripple tries a stint as a hairdresser Feat. Prickly Pear @captainzigo

[dropkickslurpee]

Yeehawgust day 19: cactus blossom

this one was sooo fun. still version under the cut for better quality.

[risker-risky]

blep!! happy b-day @captainzigo !!!

[apricotposting]

gm_construct feat. @captainzigo

[fire-in-the-goat]

I did a fan-art of @captainzigo 's Prickly Pear and her boyf, Babe~

Anthro'd because I'm a furry artist, and this is my jam =P

inspired by this post

Textless under the cut

[snowangelsoul]

Prickly Pear

Photo by Anne McKinnell

[thomaswaynewolf]

[engelart]

“prickly pear” 2021 by Norman Engel

[justvoidsdumbstuff1]

Prickly Peaaarrrrr✨️✨️✨️

[desert-love]

[captainzigo]

life is so hard for stinky women. og below the break

[henricoudoux]

© Henri Coudoux

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Sunday 17 November 2024

Opuntia engelmannii var. lindheimeri (prickly pear) was previously identified as Opuntia cantabrigiensis by Richard Lynch, Cambridge Botanic Garden Curator, in 1903. It has grown outside at the Botanic garden since it arrived in the late 1800’s. Here it was growing in the dry garden of the Royal Horticultural Society Garden Hyde Hall, Essex, where it forms a clump of prickly pads which produce pale yellow flowers.

Jill Raggett