SLIDESHOW: A Cactus Grows in Harlem

by Jehangir Irani on 12/14/2009

Cactus and salsa… it’s what’s for breakfast

The prickly pear cactus, native to the southwestern United States, can now be found in Northattan. But it’s not in the ground, it’s on your plate.

Nopales from jaystealth on Vimeo.

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