It is illegal to cut down a saguaro. You know that.
It is also illegal to dig one up from public land and transplant it without a permit. There are exceptions that you can find in the Arizona Revised Statutes. If you propagated the cactus yourself, you may move it. But then it is probably on your own property anyway.
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