4in. Bursera fagaroides S34Bursera 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

this drought-tolerant agave needs minimal water once established and prefers arid

making it a dramatic focal point in gardens or large containers

Gardenia jasminoides

This fast-growing tree can reach heights of 35 to 75 feet with a spread of 15 to 45 feet under optimal conditions

5 meters) wide

sharp spines that range from white to grayish-brown

the foliage may develop subtle pinkish hues

Its architectural structure and striking coloration make it a collector’s favorite for drought-tolerant gardens

it’s an excellent choice for beginners and seasoned collectors alike

or as a striking specimen in large landscapes

olive-green stems that are densely covered with white

adding a striking contrast to its spiny exterior