Crested Saguaro #021 in Pima County, Az.

"CSS021"

Close Up

CSS021a (08-29-2004) Photo courtesy of Ted Codding

Full View - Side View

CSS021b (08-29-2004) Photo courtesy of Ted Codding

Almost 2 Years Later - Upper Half View - Other Side

C023 (04-23-2006) Photo courtesy of Bob Cardell & Pat Hammes

5 Years Later - Full View

IMG_2040 (11-26-2009) Photo courtesy of Joe Orman

Close Up

IMG_2043 (11-26-2009) Photo courtesy of Joe Orman

15 Years Later - Almost Full View - Other Side - Leaning

IMG_26113_mod (12-07-2019) Photo courtesy of Joe Orman

Close Up

IMG_26112_mod (12-07-2019) Photo courtesy of Joe Orman

20 Years Later - Full View - Prickly Pear cactus growing out of crest

Tohono Chul Gardens (07-26-2024) Photo courtesy of Mick Wedley

This saguaro, planted in this location on October 13 1997, is the longest-surviving transplanted crested saguaro known to the Crested Saguaro Society.

Article from Tucson Citizen, October 24 1997

Tucson_Citizen_1997_10_24 Image courtesy of Ted Codding

Article from Arizona Daily Star, October 29 1997

Arizona Daily Star 29 Oct 1997 Image courtesy of Ted Codding

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