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Bujutsu
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I thought these were interesting too. One of the cards lists most of the types of vegetation found in the desert.

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Saguaro cactus are magnetically sensitive. If they are not replanted according to the same north/south and east/west alignment they grew up in, they will die.

I always liked the flambouyant flower spikes of the yucca.
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Interesting.

I didn't know that the cactus was that fussy to grow. You learn something new every day.

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I've always loved yucca, too. We have a couple in our yard up here in Nebraska.

And yikes, check out that politically incorrect cactus in the lower right of the second card. :/
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Gorgeous, Bujutsu.
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Not quite Yucca, but Joshua Tree National Park is certainly gorgeous throughout the year (when it isn't 120 degrees, of course.)

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