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Soil temperatures remain warm for strong root development

It's one of the most heat-tolerant flowering vines for Phoenix gardens

Plant Brake Lights Hesperaloe in fall (October–November) or early spring (February–March) for best establishment

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Claret Cup not-colorful Soil temperatures remain warm forPhoenix's Most Colorful Desert Cactus Vivid Red Spring Blooms Claret Cup Cactus (Echinocereus triglochidiatus) is one of the most eye catching flowering cacti you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. This compact, clumping species produces brilliant cup shaped red to orange blooms in spring that attract hummingbirds from across your neighborhood. Cold hardy down to the low teens, it handles Phoenix winters without a blink and laughs at triple digit