Harrisia is a genus of columnar cacti native to parts of the Americas. Many species have slender, branching stems and are particularly known for their large, fragrant, night-blooming flowers. Some also produce edible fruits, making the genus interesting for more than just its appearance.

Harrisia cacti offer a combination of upright growth and seasonal flowering that appeals to collectors of less commonly encountered desert plants. Browse the Harrisia category to explore varieties with distinctive forms and flowering characteristics.