Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, The peniocereus greggii was on display at the park until midnight to let as many people as possible get a chance to see the once-a-year bloom.
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, Mark and Cathy Gray of Tucson capture photographs of the flower that blooms for one night a year.
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, Portia Cooper, 6, of Oro Valley, gets an up-close smell of the night-blooming cereus at Tohono Chul Park. The park held its annual Queen of the Night event Friday night.
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, Russ Buhrow, curator of plants at Tohono Chul Park, tells stories about the night blooming cereus during the annual Queen of the Night event.
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, Russ Buhrow, curator of plants at Tohono Chul Park, tells stories about the night blooming cereus during the annual Queen of the Night event.
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, Portia Cooper, 6, of Oro Valley, gets an up-close smell of the night-blooming cereus at Tohono Chul Park. The park held its annual Queen of the Night event Friday night.
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, Mark and Cathy Gray of Tucson capture photographs of the flower that blooms for one night a year.
Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer, The peniocereus greggii was on display at the park until midnight to let as many people as possible get a chance to see the once-a-year bloom.
Posted: Wednesday, July 21, 2010 11:00 pm | Updated: 7:54 am, Wed Nov 28, 2012.
Portia Cooper, 6, of Oro Valley, gets an up-close smell of the night-blooming cereus at Tohono Chul Park. The park held its annual Queen of the Night event Friday night.
Posted in Pima pinal on Wednesday, July 21, 2010 11:00 pm. Updated: 7:54 am. | Tags:
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