Linda showed me her entire collection and invited me to sell at her cactus clubs upcoming event! 

Linda’s yard is my dream! Amazing collection. 🥰

Beautiful garden. Love that Yucca. Who needs turf! So much water saved. Thanks for another great video

Even the succulents in the desert has mealies?! No doubt?! Hmmm, I always blamed my troubles on where I live. Somehow this makes me feel more hopeful about conquering these little monsters. I'll try the seven dust, post alcohol. Seven works on fleas beautifully, didn't know it would work on mealies. Does it hurt the bees i wonder? We have a hive near by.

Lovely place and lady

Finally! Ive been waiting for another upload!

Recently started watching and I'm loving it can't get enough feel like I'm not alone with this fascination of cacti and succulents now I want more thank you

great post, thanks she's so sweet. had to laugh at the parting shot- there you were leaving a diverse garden of amazing specimens, walking past a fake turf lawn.

Great video, just now going through and watching them all, I love seeing all the collections! I kinda skimmed the comments and didn’t see it mentioned, but that Aloe hybrid that she bought labeled Danny is KG’s ‘Coral Fire’ 👍

Great Video, thanks alot.

I'm sure Linda's husband has his reasons for not letting it grow up the side of the wall. It can damage the stucco, maybe get some lattice work, a compromise? However it would be pretty. Nice garden Lin, so envious of you desert dwellers. I have to live is humid Texas, (love the lone star even if it has lousy weather).

I enjoy your videos every time. To see the mature 20 + old specimens is amazing. I think I should leave my 1 meter Euphorbia Trigona in its pot.

OMG WOW!

Great video. The very first cactus you started talking about. The one that is left of the yucca. I've got one of those. I've had it a few years. And I've never done anything with it. It's just sitting in a 1 gal. pot. About half full with soil. But it keeps growing. It's about 4' tall. This year is the first time it got those white fuzzy things on it and it flowered. Very beautiful flowers. Ok, so the next thing you talked about was the yucca. Yes I have a few of those also. One thing about yuccas is, You don't want to plant them to close to your house. Or any kind of wall or fence. Or any kind of sidewalk or walkway. They will do alot of damage as they get older. Now for my main reason that I am commenting on your video. The cactus that was to the right of that yucca. I found one of these about 8 years ago. In a terrible over grown yard that I was going to re landscape. The poor thing was in the back corner of the yard. Under a navel orange tree, that hadn't been trimmed in years. All the branches of the tree went all the way down to the ground. So once I got the tree trimmed up. I spotted this poor cactus. Stuck away in the back corner. The poor thing probably hadn't seen sunlight in years. So I took it to my shop and transplanted it into a 5 gal. pot. And she loved it. And started growing like crazy. She has gotten so big, that I can't even lift it anymore. For about the last 4 years it's been getting those white fuzzy things on it. But it hasn't flowered yet. Anyway what I'm getting at is, I have not seen another one of these cactus anywhere. And I can't find any information on it online. Then when I saw your picture for the preview of your video. I saw that there was a cactus like the one I found. So when you started talking about the cactus that was left of the yucca. And then you went to the yucca. I was getting really excited. Then when you totally skipped over the cactus that is on the right side of the yucca. I said, oh no. Well that's not what I really said lol 😂. Anyway could you please help me get some information on that cactus. At least the name of it. I would really appreciate it. Thank you so much.

Enjoyed the tour of the cactus garden. Thank you for sharing .

Wow so beautiful this brought me so joy thank you ❤️

Oh wow!

Sweet lady sweet spot and really well managed spaces and beautiful.

Wow absolutely tremendous. Gorgeous plants. With the climate in California and Mexico there are so many cool plants. Unfortunately in Australia we don't have these growing in nature. So our were originally imported. I live in Canberra and we get frost so some plants do suffer from frost, you have perfect climate, don't get me wrong we have lots of great areas that allow us to grow frost sensitive plants. But I don't live there

Amazing her yard is goals

Cactus quest. My new favorite channel.

Sweet collection Linda! Missed an Aloë plicatillis, i dont know why but it is one of my favorite aloes. I got a Aloë cultivar that looks similar and called Dannyz 🙂

This video is wonderful. It’s great to learn about another club. She is so sweet, looking forward to going to the sale!

one of amazing frontyard garden I'ved seen thanks for sharing

I think that yucca could be a Yucca Rigida. Similar to rostrata, but has straighter leaves.

Great video as usual amigo!

So beautiful plants you had I love big euphoria

I love this! So awesome. I'm a plant freak but a cactus late bloomer. Love it.

Wowwwww 🤩 I can work as a gardener for Linda for free 🥳🤩

Nice! I love it 😍😍 thanks for sharing👍🏼🤗🙏🏼

This was great😌🤲💖You're a gifted presenter🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Amazing garden!

I always liked Agavacea...ill be getting different Species soon for me cactus Garden next year. Some are very expensive but ill get them sooner or later...im just thinking how to make the Garden because in my country we have a almost 5 months big raining season 😅

Beautiful!!!

I love your channel. Only discovered it a few days ago!!!!

Yeah I had a beautiful collection of cactus 32 different species 5-7. Difference shape's when I moved to Florida they got neglected and I lost all but a few o well love and learn right

Yucca thompsoniana. Note the height of the blooms vs. rigida.

I wish i could stop by and check your amazing yard. I live in Camarillo. Please let me know how to join the club!

Cholla Power!

I think it's Yucca Elata - Texas / New Mexico

The tiger jaws is Faucaria tuberculosa, not Titanopsis faucaria. Titanopsis is a completely different genus

SOAPTREE YUCCA!!!!

Looks like yucca elata 🇬🇧

Do you know any cactus market in Tucson?

Is it yucca rigida?

Yucca rigida looks like rostrata and has stiffer leaves

Anyone know the name of this big, thick, light green cactus in the foreground? 4:17

Its not a spanish dagger?

Yucca filifera x rostrata hybrid

It seems like the trichocereus Oruensis [not too much published about them] and the lophocereus share the same bearskin caps or cephaliums or whatever they're supposed to be. That was a massive euphorbia ingens I agree but the pronunciation in-guns not in-juns thats racist and a good way to get kicked off of youtube.

no dogs in that yard or young kids ouch cactus hoarder!