Origin: Northwestern Mexico to southern Arizona.
Also called the elephant tree which can be trained as a bonsai. A shrub or small tree, to 16 feet (4.8 m), widespreading, with a very short, thick, trunk. Flowers are small, creamy white, borne on long stalks, may be clustered or solitary. The bark is tight and smooth, very attractive, reddish brown and peeling to reveal gray-green. The fruit is brown maturing in late fall. The seeds are red, and germinate quite easily.
Needs little water when established. Frost hardy to 24°F (-4°C). Sun: full sun.

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