4in. Bursera fagaroides S33Bursera fagaroides, commonly known as Fragrant Bursera or Elephant Tree, is a unique deciduous tree prized for its thick swollen trunk, peeling reddish brown bark that reveals smooth green gray layers beneath, and aromatic green compound leaves with a citrus like fragrance when crushed. This drought tolerant species develops a sculptural, bonsai like appearance and can grow up to 33 feet tall with a spread of 15 to 30 feet at maturity. Bursera

slender green stems that are densely covered in short white spines

Rauhocereus riosaniensis ssp

also known as Parodia graessneri var

Plant in full sun and irrigate little or not at all - a very dry growing plant

Hardy to the mid‑20 °F (Zone 9b)

sculptural appearance

Ideal for xeriscaping or as a striking container specimen

This is the variegated form of Aloe brevifolia

making it an excellent choice for hedges

With its captivating scent and lush foliage

but under optimal conditions

forming dense rosettes that create a bold