Fragrant Elephant Tree Bursera fagaroides Burseraceae
	Form: Tree Seasonality: Deciduous, perennial Size: 16 feet tall Leaves; Compound with small lance shaped leaflets Flowers: Insignificant, creamy white Fruit: Brown berry containing a single red seed Trunks: Thick, water storing trunk with distinctive peeling bark Range/Origin: Northwestern Mexico to southern Arizona Hardiness: USDA Zones: 9b-10; 24°F Comments: Low litter, Thorns, A favorite of bonsai growers CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full sun Water: Low Soil: Tolerant of most spoil types Propagation: Seeds or cuttings Maintenance: Minimal
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