Lemaireocereus weberi

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Read about Lemaireocereus weberi in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Lemaireocereus weberi, Brit. & Rose (Cereus weberi, Coulter. Cereus candelabrum, Web.). Trees, 30 ft. or more high, with a regular candelabra form of branching, containing hundreds of erect branches: spines stout, 10 or more on a cluster: flowers lateral, white, about 5 in. long: fruits unknown. This species, although not the tallest, is probably the largest in the whole cactus family. It is found in the hot valleys of S. Mex. where it literally forms forests. The fruit is not well known and the relationship is still uncertain. CH


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