The Peruvian apple cactus is exactly what it sounds like; it is native to Peru and tastes like an apple with a lot more juice ...

Cereus repandus, the Peruvian apple cactus, is a South American species that does well in our area except when we have a frost or freeze. The fruit are edible.

Last winter’s snow and its resultant plant damage to my garden is becoming a mere memory now. I have removed the remnants of frozen succulent spoilage and tree branch breakage.

After rains, the inside of a Peruvian apple cactus is a lot like a fresh garden cucumber. The water pressure inside is significant; the outer epidermal layers aren't accustomed to it stretched to ...

Lima, Aug 26 (EFE). — Peruvian archaeologists have discovered a 4,000yearold cactus in perfect condition amid the ruins at El Paraiso, the site of the Andean nation’s oldest temples.The cactus ...