Totem Pole MajorThe Smoothest, Most Sculptural Cactus for Modern Phoenix Landscapes The Totem Pole Major (Lophocereus schottii 'Monstrosus') is the most sought after columnar cactus in desert landscaping and for good reason. Its smooth, spineless columns with flowing bumps and ridges look like living sculpture, growing 612 feet tall (up to 20 feet at maturity) with multiple branching arms. Unlike most cacti, Totem Pole Major is completely spineless, making it safe

Giant fragrant white flowers open at night in late spring into early summer

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Foliage Evergreen — soft blue-green rosette with minimal terminal spines Bloom Yellowish-green flower spike (monocarpic — blooms once at maturity after 10–15 years) Agave Celsii Uses in Phoenix Landscapes

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sculptural trunk and branching canopy create an exotic

Pink Grapefruit Mature Height 15–20 feet Mature Width 15–20 feet Growth Rate Moderate — 2–3 feet per year once established Sun Full sun (8+ hrs for best fruit production) Water Moderate

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