Bursera Microphylla Waterman Form 7″ Rare Succulent Plant – Arizona Native Bare Root

<p>7" rooted specimen of <em>Bursera microphylla</em> (Waterman Form), a rare succulent shrub native to the Sonoran Desert. Features gray-brown trunk and finely pinnate leaves. Cold hardy to 25F (-4C). Ships bare root.</p><p><strong>Species:</strong> Bursera microphylla (Waterman Form)<br/><strong>Size:</strong> 7" tall bare root plant<br/><strong>Foliage:</strong> Finely pinnate leaves<br/><strong>Type:</strong> Drought-tolerant succulent shrub<br/><strong>Light:</strong> Full sun<br/><strong>Water:</strong> Infrequent, deep watering<br/><strong>Soil:</strong> Extremely well-draining<br/><strong>Hardiness:</strong> Tolerates 25F (-4C)<br/><strong>Origin:</strong> Waterman Mountains, Arizona<br/><strong>Note:</strong> Frost sculpts growth form<br/><strong>Mature Size:</strong> 6-10 feet tall</p><p><strong>Common Name:</strong> Elephant Tree<br/><strong>Scientific Name:</strong> Bursera microphylla<br/><strong>Variety:</strong> Waterman Form<br/><strong>P