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Description: Close-up view of vivid magenta-pink blooms of the Engelmann's Hedgehog Cactus (Echinocereus Engelmannii), a native Arizona flowering cactus. The card back notes the plant grows in low clumps of up to 30 stems with shaggy, fat cigar-shaped stems densely covered with drooping needle-like spines one to five inches long, with purple flowers appearing in March and April. A nice example of Southwest desert flora subject matter popular with collectors of Arizona natural history cards.
Publisher: Petley Studios, Phoenix, Arizona. Card No. PH-46.
Posted: Posted February 21, 1973 from San Rafael, CA. Sent by Janet Scott to Lorraine E. Plough, 81 Rosewood Dr, San Francisco, CA 94127. Message reads: "Dear Lorraine, Mom loved the Valentine. She is now staying at Mill Valley Rest Home, Mill Valley, CA 94941. The food is super. Janey & I can visit often. Thanks for your thoughtfulness, Janet Scott."