The saguaro’s pollinators support more than just cactus reproduction. When bats, birds, and insects feast on nectar and pollen, they become food for predators or nourish their own young.

Saguaro cactuses tower over Arizona's desert landscape, each year inching higher and higher for hundreds of years as they watch time pass. While they can grow to unique heights, one cactus holds ...

Several states share the same flower, and surprisingly, 16 states have chosen non-native plants. Some state flowers, like the Saguaro cactus blossom in Arizona and the bitterroot in Montana ...