Casuarina equisetifolia is an evergreen tree with a finely branched, feathery crown, usually growing growing from 6 - 35 metres tall though occasional plants up to 60 metres tall have been recorded. The straight, cylindrical bole can be free of branches for 10 metres or more and 20 - 100cm in diameter; occasionally with buttresses

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Ber is a medium sized tree that grows vigorously. It can be deciduous or evergreen depending upon the climate. It is well adapted to drought conditions and have a rapidly developing taproot system. It is known for its ability to withstand adverse conditions, such as salinity, drought and waterlogging. The species varies widely in height, from a shrub 2m tall to a tree 10m to 12m tall with a trunk diameter of about 30 cm. Ber tree may be erect or wide-spreading, with drooping thorny branches. Fruit is eaten fresh or dried and are used as a condiment. Also used for candy making and pickling. The fruit is a good source of carotene, vitamins A and C, and fatty oils. A refreshing drink is prepared by macerating fruits in water. Plant pacifies vitiated pitta, kapha, obesity, fever, burning sensations, cough, wound, skin disease, ulcers, stomatitis, diarrhea, sexual weakness, and general debility.

In India, the leaves are also gathered to feed tasar silkworms; tasar silk, highly prized, is the only silk commercially exploited in the tropics. Z. mauritiana produces excellent firewood and good charcoal.

The wood is used for general construction, furniture and cabinet work, tool handles, agricultural implements, tent pegs, golf clubs, gun stocks, harrows, toys, turnery, household utensils, baseball bats, chisels and packaging. It is also suitable for the production of veneer and plywood. The bark, including the root bark, has served in tanning and yields brown and grey or reddish dyes.

Ziziphus Mauritiana trees are a host for the lac insects which are found on the leaves and make an orange-red resinous substance. The purified resin makes the high-quality ber shellac that is used in fine lacquer work and to produce sealing wax and varnish.

Amla (big size fruit) Indian Goosberry

The tree is small to medium in size, reaching 8 to 18 m in height, with a crooked trunk and spreading branches.

Ripening in autumn, the berries are harvested by hand after climbing to upper branches bearing the fruits. The taste of Indian gooseberry is sour, bitter and astringent, and it is quite fibrous. In India, it is common to eat gooseberries steeped in salt water and turmeric to make the sour fruits palatable. It is also used to straighten hair.

Religious significance

The tree is considered sacred by Hindus as the Vishnu is believed to dwell here. The tree is worshipped on Amalaka Ekadashi.

In other Hindu myths, Aamla is said to be originated from the drops of Amrit which spilled on earth accidentally, due to the fight of Gods and Demons after ksheera sagar manthan. And hence also this religious belief makes claims that it almost cures every disease and is also good in extending the longevity of life.

Soil and climateLight as well as medium heavy soils except purely sandy soil is ideal for amla cultivation. The tree is well adopted to dry regions and can also be grown in moderate alkaline soils.

PropagationAmla is generally propagated by shield budding. Budding is done on one year old seedlings with buds collected from superior varieties yielding big sized fruits. Older trees or poor yielders can be changed into superior types by top working.

PlantingThe pits of 1 m3 are to be dug during May-June at a distance of 4.5 m x 4.5 m spacing and should be left for 15-20 days exposing to sunlight. Each pit should be filled with surface soil mixed with 15 kg farm yard manure and 0.5 kg of phosphorus before planting the budded seedling.

IrrigationYoung plants require watering during summer months at 15 days interval till they are fully established. Watering of bearing plants is advised during summer months at bi-weekly interval.

HarvestingAmla tree starts bearing after about 4-5 years of planting. The fruits are harvested during February when they become dull greenish yellow from light green. The mature fruits are hard and they do not fall at gentle touch and therefore vigorous shaking is required. Fruits can also be harvested using long bamboo poles attached with hooks.

Sandal Wood -Santalum Album

Santalum album or Indian sandalwood is a small tropical tree, and is the most commonly known source of sandalwood. This species has historically been cultivated, processed and traded since ancient times. Certain cultures place great significance on its fragrant and medicinal qualities. The high value of the species has caused its past exploitation, to the point where the wild population is vulnerable to extinction. Indian sandalwood still commands high prices for its essential oil, but due to lack of sizable trees it is no longer used for fine woodworking as before. The plant is widely cultivated and long lived, although harvest is viable after 40 years.

The sandalwood tree can grow in almost any part of India (which is why any Indian will recognize the fragrant wood, even though they might refer to sandalwood by one of its many aliases.) The sandalwood tree flourishes in regions where the climate is cool with moderate rainfall, plentiful sunshine and long periods of dry weather.

Planting your own Sandalwood TreeThe sandalwood is a root parasite so you have to provide other plants for it to grow along with, especially by the time it is 8" high, Alternatively, when you plant the sandalwood seed, also throw in some toor dal or butterfly seeds. Plant the sandalwood seed " to 1" below the soil and water it lightly everyday. If you don't have access to a strip of soil, you can plant the seed in a soil bed or a pot, or recycle a milk-bag by punching holes in it, adding soil and turning it into a tiny planter. You can move it to a larger bag or a larger pot as required, and gift the sapling to someone else if you run out of space.

Mix red earth, farmyard manure (cattle manure) and sand in a ratio of 2:1:1 i.e 2 parts of red earth, 1 part of manure and 1 part of sand. Silt also provides very good nourishment to plants. The seeds will start sprouting only in 4 to 8 weeks so don't stop watering if you don't see results - and don't over water, because that certainly won't hasten the process! The soil should always be moist, never water logged, so after it has sprouted, water it only on alternate days.

Eventually, if you have no place to transfer the plant to, you can keep the sandalwood tree in a large container (cement chilla /pot/etc) in your balcony or terrace, strip compound. When your saplings are about one month old, transplanting them to a larger area will give them a much higher chance to survive and thrive.

Clear an area for planting and dig a pit about 30cm3 in size. Plant the sandalwood seedlings along with the host seedlings - keep a distance of 2.5 to 4m between two sandalwood plants. Usually, sandalwood is transplanted in the months between May and October. To prevent contamination of local varieties, plant these seeds only in urban areas, not in protected forest areas.

bougainvillea, (genusBougainvillea), genus of about 18 species of shrubs, vines, or small trees, belonging to thefour-oclock family(Nyctaginaceae), native toSouth America. Many species are thorny. Only the woody vines have attained wide popularity; several species have produced very showycultivatedvarieties, which are often grown indoors and in conservatories.

The inconspicuous flowers are surrounded by brightly coloured papery bracts, for which one species, B. glabra, fromBrazil, is calledpaperflower; the bracts are purple or magenta to lighter tints in certain varieties. The stem ofB. glabramay be 20 to 30 metres (about 60 to 100 feet) long in warm climates, and theplantis inflowerthroughout most of the year. The stem ofB. spectabilisis covered with many short hairs, and the flowers are relatively short-lived. The combination ofbractplus inconspicuous flower itself resembles a flower withconspicuouspetals.B. peruviana, fromColombiatoPeru, hasroseto magenta bracts.B.buttiana, a probable hybrid ofB. glabraandB. peruviana, has given rise to varieties having lemon yellow (Golden Glow), orange (Louis Wathen), and crimson (Mrs. Butt) bracts. Bougainvilleas are hardy in warm climates.

Agarwood is a resinous part of the non-timberAquilariatree, which is a highly valuable product for medicine and fragrance purposes. To protect the endangeredAquilariaspecies, mass plantation ofAquilariatrees has become a sustainable way in Asian countries to obtain the highly valuable agarwood. As only physiologically triggeredAquilariatree can produce agarwood, effective induction methods are long sought in the agarwood industry. In this paper, we attempt to provide an overview for the past efforts toward the understanding of agarwood formation, the evolvement of induction methods and their further development prospects by integrating it with high-throughput omics approaches.

Royal Palm Plant - Cuban Royal Palm Tree, Roystonea Regia Palm

The Cuban Royal Palm (Roystonea regia) also known as simply royal palm, is straight from the Caribbean Islands. This majestic palm tree grows best in direct sunlight with moderate watering. The Cuban Royal Palm grows from 40 to 60 feet tall and a beautiful crown of pinnate leaves sometimes over 20 feet diameter. The grey trunk of the Cuban royal develops an elongated bulge that sometimes rises to the middle of the tree. The Cuban Royal Palm does best in full sun with well-drained soil that is slightly acidic. When mature, the Cuban Royal Palm is moderately drought tolerant and can withstand brief periods of cold down to 28F. But it is best grown in frost-free areas where it can thrive. With its large trunk and large green spread of leaves, the showy Cuban Royal Palm symbolizes the tropics.

Palm Tree Common Names:Royal Palm, Cuban Royal Palm, Florida Royal Palm

Palm Tree Botanical Name:Roystonea regia, Roystonea Palm

Maintenance & Growth:Easy to moderate/Fast

Sun Exposure:Low to Moderate, outdoor, Loves full Sun

Buddha Belly Bamboo is scientifically known as Bambusa Ventricosa. This species is perfect for growing outdoors, or as a bonsai or indoor plant. However, one of its best advantages is its ability to adapt to a wide range of growing conditions.

Buddha Belly bamboo was named for the plants characteristic tendency to have bulging culms, or to belly out. In order to make it belly out, this plant needs to be stressed for water. Many people have made an art of carefully starving this bamboo in order to achieve maximum belly results.

This bamboo does best outdoors in full sun, however, its adaptable nature also makes it capable of being grown indoors. This bamboo has been known to survive temperatures below 20 F, as well as a range of soil conditions. Outside, under optimal conditions, this plant has been known to reach as much as 55 feet tall. However, when kept as a potted plant, its vertical growth is limited. Buddha Belly Bamboo is strong, adaptable and fast growing, possibly even one of the fastest growing species of bamboos.

Champion Palm plant is foliage & ornamental plant. This plant grows easily. With palm trees every leaf that falls or is removed leaves a mark in the shape of a circle or semi circle.

Champion Palm when grown has a swollen trunk believed in myths to store water. At a time, this palm has merely four to six leaves open, and flowers arise from just under the crown shaft.

These palms only get 10 feet (3 m.) in height but sport fronds that may grow 12 feet (3.5 m.) in length with 2-foot (61 cm.) long leaflets. The trunk is smooth and grayish white topped with scraggly leaf scars from old, departed fronds.

A tropical showstopper in the landscape, the foxtail is available in single or multi-trunk specimens. Its Asmooth gray trunk is topped with a bright green crownshaft and big tufted fronds that resemble the bushy tail of a fox.

The charismatic beauty of this palm works in almost any landscaping, as long as the house itself isn't overwhelmed by its size.

Foxtails are fast growers, reaching an ultimate height of about 30 feet.

They're best suited for Zone 10, though areas of Zone 9B that closely border Zone 10 will work with normal winter temperatures.

These South Florida palms like plenty of sunshine and they're moderately drought-tolerant once established, though a regular watering is ideal.

The foxtail is a moderately salt-tolerant palm and it's self-cleaning (old fronds fall off by themselves

The occasional pejorative use of the term fig leaf is wholly undeserved.

The leaves of the fig tree (Ficus carica) are quite lovely large, beautifully shaped, and generous in their provision of shade.

It is entirely unjust that the leaves of this lovely tree have been so maligned throughout history, likely due to their part in the biblical story of Adam and Eve.

Any plant that gives us food, beauty, and shelter surely deserves our respect and admiration, rather than our scorn.

Coconut is Botanically known as Cocus nuciferafrom the Arecaceae family. The tree is native to the South Pacific region and is widely cultivated in all the tropical & subtropical regions of the world, growing particularly well in coastal areas. The fruit of the tree is the most utilized nut in the world.It is one of the most useful trees in the world and is often referred to as the"tree of life". It provides food, fuel, cosmetics, folk medicine, and building materials, among many other uses.

Sago palms are slow growing plants that take a fair few years (5 or more) to reach their maximum height of appoximatly 2ft, when grown indoors. A plant may only produce one leaf per year, so don't expect lot's of new foliage to appear during it's growing period.

The bad news is propagation by seed will take years to produce a 2ft tall plant; however, the good news is mature plants are sold at many garden stores and they can last for years and years.

Foliage:A woody type base (called a caudex) which is the stem produces pinnate fronds (multiple leaflets on a stalk) similar to a fern plant. These stiff and kind of brittle fronds grow over a foot long in an upwards fashion then arch over.

Do take care when handling - fronds get bent quite easily and it takes a long time for new fronds to appear.

Ease of growing:The sago palm is easy enough for most growers to care for and maintain, but not quite a beginner plant. You will need to provide plenty of bright light, above average humidity levels, do not over-water and have plenty of patience with a young plant.

Ancient Ancestors

The cycads genus, which this species belongs to has an amazing history dating back before dinosaurs roamed the earth. The discovery of fossils from cycads provides evidence of the existence of their ancestors dating back to over 300 million years ago.

The sago palm is best suited for growing in a bright conservatory, but it can also be placed in other rooms where there is enough light and room for the wide fronds.

Pets:This plant is poisonous and one you really dont want cats or dogs grazing on. If ingested some of the possible reactions can be extreme including death, according to the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) and other sources. One problem is the leaflets are quite slim which does attract the attention of cats, so cat owners may not want to risk having one of these plants in a home.

one of the seven species in the Khaya genus known as the source of true African mahogany. It is a large or very large tree (up to 65 m tall) with a straight trunk that occurs in rainforest, riparian forests, and in savannah transitional zones. The timber is highly valued, and can sometimes be sold in mixed shipments with other Khaya species. It is used in boat building, flooring, furniture, veneer, decorative work, cabinetry, window frames, plywood, and musical instruments, among others. In its natural range, it has traditionally been used to make dugout canoes, and various parts of the tree are very valuable in traditional medicinal applications.
K. anthotheca is a very commercially important timber species in West Africa and the Congo Basin. It is scattered in natural forests, and is planted in natural forest in some countries. The species is also grown on plantations in many parts of tropical Africa.
Because of habitat loss and degradation, along with selective cutting throughout its range, K. anthotheca is listed as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.

Ficus is found in the semi- warm temperate zone, climatic condition in this region makes it suitable for its growth, it is evergreen with unique blooming flowers and utilizes the wasp species for pollination.

Ficus is common plant for the home and office landscape plant because of its less maintenance and exotic appearance. Imagine a mini tree plant with complete tree trunk and canopy. It is known to beautify many homes and offices with its unique features.

In order to keep the plant in a good condition, regular misting of the plant with water is recommended, it is also good to constantly check the top soil which should be damp but not too wet.

Weeping fig (Ficus Benjamina) was part of NASA Clean Air Study and it was found to be effective in removing formaldehyde, xylene and toluene.

With every purchase of plant we provide plant care instruction which includes information about light, feed and watering. It makes easy to have a long life natural air purifier plant performing tireless job day and night.

Go ahead and buy the plant online or by visiting our offline store for more exclusive collections, it will tolerate ignoring nature and add exotic beauty to the landscape design, improve air quality, help to fight sick building syndrome.

Dracaena is a popular indoor plant originally from East Africa that is often used to adorn homes and offices.

These are some of the best house plants and make great additions to any home while requiring minimal care. Bright indirect light is best and they will take some morning sun. Most Dracaena will tolerate lower light levels for some time with reduced watering frequency.

Duranta Plant

How to Grow DurantaIf you live in an area where Duranta plants are treated as annuals, a large container (such as a half whiskey barrel) is a fantastic place to grow the plant. When the weather becomes chilly, you can bring the plant inside and place it near a south-facing window for beautiful color all winter long.

Duranta plants prefer rich organic soil that is somewhat loamy and drains well. It is especially important to keep soil light if you are planting in a container. Be sure that your container has plenty of drainage holes.

If planting in the ground, choose a location that receives full to part sun for best flowering display. Allow plenty of room for this tropical beauty to spread out.

Care of Duranta Plants

• Slow release fertilizers help encourage prolific flowering and fruiting.
• It is important to water frequently while the plant is establishing. Water requirements after establishments are low, watering just enough to keep the soil moist and more during times of drought.
• Some renewal pruning is necessary to keep a nice shape.
• Duranta propagation is fairly easy using a piece of the woody limb (hardwood cutting) taken in the summer. Dip the end of six-inch piece of limb into rooting compound and plant. Roots will establish fairly quickly. Seeds are also available and also seem to do well.
• Prune Duranta in late winter or early spring. Use a pair of sharp shears to remove any shoots that grow beyond the desired growing zone. Make cut horizontally across the branches. Wear gloves and protective eyewear to protect against the sharp thorns.
• Fertilize four times during the growing season, beginning in early spring when the first new growth starts and ending in late fall. Use a balanced 10-10-10 fertilizer as directed on the package label.
• Water newly planted Duranta shrubs weekly or whenever the soil starts to dry out, for the first season. Once established, water only during periods of extended dry weather.
• Replace Duranta plants in spring after the last frost date in USDA zones 9 and colder. Frosts kill this tender perennial, but it is fast growing, making it well suited as an annual.

Ficus Plants

Ficus trees can maintain their tree-like shape regardless of their size, so this makes them ideal for bonsais or for massive houseplants in large spaces. Their leaves can be either dark green or variegated. In recent years, some imaginative nurseries have started to take advantage of their pliable trunks to braid or twist the plants into different forms.

Light:They need a bright room, even with a little direct sun in the morning. In their native habitat, they are often grown in semi-shady conditions, but indoors they need good light to thrive.
Water:Keep steadily moist, but don't allow it to sit in water or it will drop leaves and suffer from root rot.
Soil:Any good, fast-draining potting soil will likely do.
Fertilizer:These are heavy feeders and need plenty of fertilizer throughout the growing season.

PropagationFicus benjamina can be relatively easy rooted from cuttings, even without rooting hormone. It's best to take a cutting in the spring, when you can more easily supply warmth and moisture. Ficus is rarely grown from seed and most indoor plants will never fruit or yield seed.

RepottingA healthy ficus is a fast-growing plant and will need careful attention paid to its potting. First off, if you notice your plant is growing more slowly, it's probably because of low water or low temperatures. The repotting requirements also depend on how you're growing the plant: ficus are incredibly flexible. They can be grown as standards, topiary, braided standards, regular houseplants, and even bonsai. Take your cues from the plant and repot annually in many circumstances.

Grower's TipsFicus benjamina are wonderful and incredibly rewarding plants to grow indoors. They make beautiful corner plants and large indoor "trees" for entryways and foyers. Although it is a little more challenging, it is possible to overwinter F. benjamina in temperate areas without massive leaf-dropping, but it will require careful attention to watering and temperature. In general, make sure to aggressively fertilizer your ficus plant, especially during the growing season. They have a fairly high need for fertilizer. Also make sure to prune away dead branches and pick dead leaves to prevent the spread of diseases or fungal infections that can severely affect your plant. If your plant is dropping leaves despite all these steps, and you're giving it nice bright light, try supplementing with a little magnesium and manganese. Ficus benjamina are vulnerable to pests including aphids, mealy bugs, scale, and white fly. If possible, identify the infestation as early as possible and treat with the least toxic option.

The Ficus benjamina is one of the most popular houseplants in the world. Known as the weeping fig, the F. benjamina is native to India and Southeast Asia, where its an important fruit and landscape plant. One of the common complaints about F. benjamina is its tendency to shed leaves easily: you move it, it drops leaves; the watering schedule changes, it drops leaves. It might help to know that part of this is because of the way these plants have evolved. F. benjamina are native to the subtropics and tropics where there is a distinct wet

This is a most stunning form of the green Manila palm. The leaves are bright golden yellow.
The regular Manila palm is described below.
- A very compact and versatile palm. Can be planted as single specimens in very small spaces or as groups in larger ones.
- Highly recommended for planting near swimming pools. The bright red fruit stays on the plant for several weeks and looks very pretty.
- Nation Philippine Islands.
- After Elmer D.Merrill - plant explorer of the asian tropics, former director of the Arnold Arboretum.
- Solitary trunked, monoecious, pinnate leaved palm.
- Grow to height 50 ft.
- Light to dark gray trunk 1 ft in diameter.
- The leaves are 6 - 8 ft long, short petiole, 1 ft long.
- There are usually 12 strongly arching leaves per plant.
- Flower and fruit with as little as 3 ft of trunk.It isbecause bothMirchiandMarigold are grow in tropical and sub-tropical region having warm and humid climate and require Sandy loam soil. Marigoldsecretes a chemical called Terthienyl which helpsMirchi plants from getting destroyed. Sowmarigoldseed directly in the ground and cover with a thin layer of soil (about 1/8 inch deep). Water thoroughly. Thin to 8-18 inches apart after seedlings have sprouted.Marigoldscan also be started early indoors undergrowlights for transplanting outdoors about six to eight weeks before the last frost date.

When to Plant

You canplant marigold seeds directly outdoors in the spring after the danger of frost has passed for your area or start seeds indoors up to about eight weeks before the last frost. Seeds usually germinate within four to 14 days in soil temperatures between 70 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit.

Sunlight:Marigoldscan grow infull sunto partial-shade, but it is preferable to plant them in sunny locations as shading may have an adverse effect on flowering. Soil:Marigoldsgrow best in moist, well-drained and fertile soil. Watering:Marigolds donotneedregular watering butrequire so during the dry spells

With its globular shape and thin semi glossy smooth skin, the juicy and tasty sweet orange is grown in extensive range all over South India (AP) and has high market demand. Fully grown oranges can weigh within 140 160 gram and grow with a minimum amount of seeds. It offers 49% Juice level and fruit is parted inOrange trees are widely grown in tropical and subtropical climates for their sweet fruit. The fruit of the orange tree can be eaten fresh, or processed for its juice or fragrant peel.

Citrus trees grown as ornamental container plants may take up to five years to produce fruit. Container-grown ornamental orange trees are usually the dwarf varieties which grow to a height of 4 to 10 feet. Limited root space has the effect of stunting tree growth even if it is a standard variety.10-12 segments. Among all sweet oranges, Sathgudi is the highest yield producer.

Cashew, Anacardium occidentale, is an evergreen tree in the family Anacardiaceae grown for its edible fruits (nuts). The cashew tree has a branching main trunk and characteristic domed crown. The thin foliage of the tree is limited to the ends of the branches and is made up of oval-oblong leathery, shiny dark green leaves. The leaves are smooth with pronounced veins and midrib and possess petioles which are swollen at their base. The tree produces numerous pinkish-white flowers on drooping panicles and a kidney shaped true fruit (nut) which is approximately 3 cm (1.2 in) long with a gray-brown shell and develops from a fleshy accessory fruit, sometimes referred to as the 'cashew apple'. The cashew apple is pear shaped and red to yellow in color. Cashew trees can reach a height of 12 m (39.4 ft) and have an economic lifespan of 25 years after which time they are replaced in commercial plantations. Cashew originates from Brazil.

This tree should only be planted outdoors in frost-free areas protected from cold winds. It is best grown in rich, evenly moist but well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Tolerates average soils.A small tropical tree, indigenous to the Amazon rainforest, growing up to 30 feet tall.

hibiscus, (genusHibiscus), genus of numerousspeciesof herbs, shrubs, and trees in the mallow family (Malvaceae) that are native to warm temperate and tropical regions. Several arecultivatedas ornamentals for their showy flowers, and a number are useful asfibreplants.

Physical description

Theleavesare often lobed and may be smooth or covered in trichomes (plant hairs). Theflowerscan be borne singly or in clusters, and the flowers of many species last only a single day. An epicalyx (whorl of leaflike bracts that surrounds the sepals) is particularly common, and thestamensare typically fused into a tube. Members of the genus characteristically have spinypollen, and their fruits arecapsules.

Sweet lemons are a medium to large varietal, averaging 6 to 7 centimeters in diameter, and have a round to oval shape with a slightly flattened base. The fruits also showcase a distinct nipple on one end and ripen from green to bright yellow, sometimes yellow-orange. The peel is thin, taut, and semi-smooth, covered in prominent sunken oil glands giving the surface a pebbled, textured feel. Underneath the peel, the flesh is divided by thin white membranes into 9 to 10 segments, and the pale-yellow flesh is tender, aqueous, and pulpy, either being found seedless or containing a few cream-colored seeds. Sweet lemons should feel heavy for their size and emit a sweet, honeyed scent when sliced or scratched. The flesh has low acidity, creating a mild, floral, sweet, and subtly tangy flavor.

The dragon fruit plant is a fruit-producing cactus plant. It is considered to be exotic and has many health and nutritional benefits. They usually require at least 6 hours of sunlight and require very little maintenance. As it belongs to the cactus family, it doesnt need high amounts of water.

Name: Dragon fruit is also known as Pitahaya or the white-fleshed Pitahaya.

Scientific name: Selenicereus undatus

Origin: Believed to be originated from the Americas

Height: Plants can grow up to 32 feet or 10meters

Family: Cactaceae(Cactus)

Dragon fruit plant is a climbing cactus similar to a vine growth can be re-shaped by providing supporting structures.

Pandanus Amaryllifolius Plant

Pandan plant (Pandanus amaryllifolius) is a medicinal as well as aromatic plant. This upright green plant has narrow blade shaped leaves and woody aerial roots.

Pandanus amaryllifolius is a tropical plant in the Pandanus genus, which is commonly known as pandan and is used widely in South Asian and Southeast Asian cooking as a flavoring.

Christmas palm Veitchia merrillii is known by several common names like Christmas Palm, Manila Palm, Kerpis Palm, Adonidia, Dwarf Royal Palm, it is categorized under palm family, Arecaceae and native to Philippines and surrounding areas. Christmas Palm is medium size single trunk palm which is a long-time favorite landscaping palm, it grows up to 20 feet tall with a 5-10 feet wide crown.

Christmas palm tolerates cold temperatures down to 0 degree celsius for a short period of time, it loves full sun and hot summer conditions. It is a low maintenance palm does not require to water or fertilizers frequently. Moderate watering and strong NPK fertilizer twice a year during growing season will be sufficient to keep it growing.

Christmas palm is a compact beauty whose small stature makes it perfect for use in courtyards, atriums and other small scale plantings. It is sometimes planted in groups of two or three. This causes the twins or trios stems to curve in graceful arcs away from the center of the planting creating a lovely living sculpture. The formal symmetry of Christmas palm is nicely showcased when it is grown in a container. Indoors or outdoors this is a glamorous container plant that can maintain its looks despite hardship and neglect.

Guava Indian is grown throughout the year. However, this variant of Guava called the Allahabadi Safeda originating from Allahabad is available during monsoon season.

Guavas are the richest sources of vitamin C. They contain 4 times the vitamin C content present in oranges. Vitamin C helps in improving your immunity and thus keeps your body healthy and protects it from pathogens that cause infections.

The ashoka is arain-foresttree. Its original distribution was in the central areas of the, as well as the middle section of theWestern Ghatsin the western coastal zone of the Indian subcontinent.

The ashoka is prized for its beautiful foliage and fragrantflowers. It is a handsome, small, erectevergreentree, with deep green leaves growing in dense clusters.

Golden Bamboo hedge plants, or Phyllostachys aureocaulis to use the Latin name, are an exotic evergreen species that creates a useful screen of lemony yellow stems that complement the classic, green foliage.

Terminalia mantaly is an exotic deciduous or evergreen tree with conspicuously layered branches. This is commonly grown as an ornamental or a street shade tree. This is fast growing tree and easy to grow.

Presented Bismarckia Palm plant is normal size plant, bismarckia palm is one of the splendid landscape plants, it has silver color leaves which add stunning grand look to any type of landscape.

Plant Name: Bismarckia Palm Bismarckia Nobilis 48 InchPlant Height : 48 inch total height approxPotting Medium : Soil based potting mixPot : Nursery Bag

Bismarckia Palm Introduction

Bismarckia nobilis is a gorgeous large palm tree, it is native to Madagascar and categorized in palms family Arecaceae. Bismarckia has only one species in three colors, silver, light and dark blue. Its name is inspired by the first chancellor of the German Empire Otto Von Bismarck.

Bismarckia nobilis grows single trunk with the crown of leaves numbering from 15 to 30 large silver or blue fan type leaves. Its trunk diameter is typically in between 18 to 24 inches and plant can grow up to 60 feet. Mature plants leaves are very large in size and cover 8 to 10 feet diameter with approximately 20-30 divisions, overall crown width is approximately 20 feet for a mature specimens.

Bismarckia palms are increasingly popular in India in recent times because of its wonderful foliage and ability to adapt worst summer as well winter temperatures. It is native to Madagascar where it tolerates fairly dry and hot climates, particularly it is found in very harsh natural conditions. Unlike other palms in the family its more tolerant to the winters, can do well even if the winter temperature go down to -3 degree celsius.

Bismarckia nobilis is a good grower palm, it likes full sun, a variety of soil with good drainage and heat. To achieve better growth rate it requires to be watered regularly as plant loves moist soil, hot and humid conditions.

With every purchase of bismarckia palm plant we provide plant care instruction which includes information about light, feed and watering. Go ahead and buy Bismarckia palm plant online or by visiting our store for more exclusive collections, bismarckia palm will add a mesmerizing beauty to the landscape.

Morus alba, known aswhite mulberry, common mulberryandsilkworm mulberry, is a fast-growing, small to medium-sizedmulberrytree which grows to 1020m (3366ft) tall. It is generally a short-lived tree with a lifespan comparable to that of humans, although there are some specimens known to be more than 250 years old.The species is native to centralChinaand is widely cultivated and naturalized elsewhere

The tree grows from 50 to 80 feet high, has a furrowed trunk, oblong stalked leaves up to 6 inches long and 4 inches wide, dispersed in four to six whorls round the stem, their upper side glossy, under side white, nerves running at right angles to the mid-rib. The bark is almost odorless and very bitter, in commerce it is found in irregular fragments 1/8 to 1/2 inch thick, texture spongy, fracture coarse and short, outside layer rough uneven fissured brownish grey and sometimes blackish spots; inside layer bright buff, transverse section shows a number of small medullary rays in inner layer.

Croton is an extensively diverse family of colorful plants, its species ranges from herbs, shrubs to trees. Codiaeum variegatum refers to garden crotons which are commonly found in tropical countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia and the western Pacific Ocean region.

Croton can be planted both indoors and outdoors. However, they prefer low light indoor conditions. Crotons do well in human livable temperature, typically found at home and most of tropical climate areas. Crotons have many amazing uses, besides being a food source, Croton nuts are also good source of oil, making them economically sought after. These plants also have great medicinal values. They have been known to aid in the treatment of diarrhoea, fever and colds and even skin problems.

We have tested its different varieties by placing them at living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, thick shades at Delhi weather conditions for more than couple of years and it thrives. It does not require to be fed or watered frequently, watering it once in a month and a spoon of fertilizer every spring in the indoor conditions will make it more than happy. It is fast growing plant and produces at least 1 to 3 off shoots per plant every year.

With every purchase of plant we provide plant care instruction which includes information about light, feed and watering. It makes easy to have a long life natural air purifier plant performing tireless job day and night.

Go ahead and buy it online or by visiting our offline store for more exclusive collections, plant will tolerate ignoring nature and add exotic beauty to the interiors design, improve air quality, help to fight sick building syndrome and last but not the least, bring good luck.

evergreen and hardy tree with mesmerising orange-red emerging leaves.

Syzygium Campanulatum is a synonym of Syzygium myrtifolium Walp. The leaf shoots are orange-red and they change color to yellow, pale green and then dark green as they mature. The blossoms look like exploding fireworks. The flowers attract many butterflies, honey bees and carpenter bees, wasps and hornets.

The powder-puff flowers with no petals but many very conspicuous filamentous stamens. The leaves give out a mild cinnamon scent when crushed.The fruits look like berries. They ripen from green to dark red and they attract birds.

Poinsettia Red Plant (Euphorbia pulcherrima) Poinsettia is one of the most popular decorative ornamental plants, it is known as Christmas Eve Flower, Santa Claus Flower, Easter flower, Crown of the Andes etc and widely used for Christmas decorations. Poinsettia categorized under family Euphorbiaceae and native to Mexico. It was named on the name of Joel Roberts Poinsett who introduced the plant to the United States.

Plant Height : 8 to 12 inchNo of Plants : SinglePotting Medium : Potting mixPot Type : 6 inch plastic pot

Poinsettia Pink Plant (Euphorbia pulcherrima) Story

Poinsettias association with Christmas began in 16th-century Mexico, where legend tells of a girl, commonly called Pepita or Maria, who was too poor to provide a gift for the celebration of Jesus birthday and was inspired by an angel to gather weeds from the roadside and place them in front of the church altar. Crimson blossoms sprouted from the weeds and became poinsettias.

Poinsettias are extremely beautiful and delicate ornamental plants, which require to be taken care professionally with proper light, water, and temperature conditions to keep the plant colorful for longer time.

Plant Description:- A beautiful tall tree that blooms in flushes in spring and summer.
- Rosea in allusion to the rosy colour of flowers.
- Tall, erect, deciduous tree.
- 20 to 25 m tall.
- Small to medium winter-flowering tree, partially deciduous, with digitately compound leaves of 3-5 leathery leaflets, simple in young plants, large cluster of showy flaring tubular flowers a pretty lilac rose.Growing tips:- Prefers warm and dry climate
- Grows on most of the soils.
- Plants are quick to grow.
- Starts flowering in 2 to 3 years.
- Leaves fall in winter.
- This is a good roadside tree and suitable for growing in parks and in medium to large gardens.

Mimusops elengi is a medium-sized evergreentreefound in tropical forests in South Asia, Southeast Asia and northern Australia. English common names include Spanish cherry, medlar, and bulletwood. Its timber is valuable, the fruit is edible, and it is used in traditional medicine.

Chikoo/ Sapotoa is a long-lived, evergreen tropical tree. This plant is also grown for its Latex and cultivated for fruits .The fruit is a fleshy berry. The fruit has an exceptionally sweet, malty flavor. These trees are suitable to grown in warmer climate

Thetropicaljackfruit tree (Artocarpus heterophyllus) is a large evergreen tree that bearsedible fruit. It has a relatively fast growth rate, and new trees can start producing fruit within a few years. Its best planted in the spring. The tree trunk grows fairly straight and has reddish-brown bark. From it extend large branches with glossy green leaves that are around 8 inches long. The tree produces showy green flowers mostly in the fall, though it can bloom sporadically at other points in the year. Its yellow-green, kidney bean-shaped fruits are notoriously huge, maturing on the tree in the midsummer. They average between 10 and 40 pounds, though some fruits have been known to weigh 80 pounds or more. The inner yellow flesh is mildly sweet and has been compared to bananas and pineapples.

Ficus Starlight is a delightful variety of the ever popular weeping fig bearing cascading branches of shiny green and white, variegated foliage. An ideal, easy-to-grow, indoor plant with an elegant tropical appearance Prefers a warm, indoor position with filtered light. For best results keep soil evenly moist and a little drier in the cooler months. Ficus Starlight can grow to a height of 1.5-2.5m and width of 1-1.5m.

Schefflera is one of the shrubsmost often foundas an indoor plant for the beauty of its leaves and its resilience.

It is appreciated for its aesthetic appeal but also for itshighly adaptive survival traitsthat let it thrive in the most varied settings of our homes, apartments and offices.

It is also often present in office spaces because of itscare-free growingand capacity to survive even when people ignore it.

The Banyan (Ficus benghalensis) is a fig tree that begins life as an epiphyte, germinating in the crevices of a host tree or other structure. As it grows, the banyan tree produces aerial roots that hang down and take root wherever they touch the ground. These thick roots actually make the tree appear to have several trunks.

This is an evergreen tree. Its long, horizontal branches are densely covered with short, soft needles that become darker as the plant ages. This is also called as star pine, triangle treeorliving Christmas tree.This is slow growing plant.

Morphological Characters: Deciduous trees, to 30 m high; bark 15-20 mm thick, surface grey-black, very rough, deeply vertically fissured, horizontally cracked, forming tessellated, thick flakes; blaze red. Leaves simple, opposite to subopposite, exstipulate; petiole 10-20 mm long, stout, grooved above, glabrous; lamina 13-20 x 5-13 cm, base oblique; apex acute, round, or obtuse, margin entire or crenulate, glabrous, coriaceous, midrib with 2 stalked glands near the base beneath; lateral nerves 10-20 pairs, parallel, prominent, intercostae scalariform, prominent. Flowers bisexual, dull yellow, 2-3 mm across, bracteoles 1-2 mm long, linear or subulate; calyx tube 1-2 1-1.8 mm, angled, petals absent; stamens 10 in 2 rows; filaments 4- 5 mm; disc 5-lobed, villous; ovary 2.5 mm long, inferior, densely villous, 1-celled; ovules 2 or 3, pendulous; style 4 mm, subulate; stigma small. Fruit a drupe 3.5 x 5.5 cm, longitudinally 5-winged, glabrous; wings equal, thin, pubescent, lines on the wings horizontal, apex round, coriaceous, reddish-brown; seed one. Growing season and Type: 1. Asan is a tree growing to 30 m tall, with a trunk diameter of 1 m. The fruit is ovoid, 3 cm long, with five wings not extending beyond the fruit apex. The bark is fireresistant. 2. The heartwood varies from light brown with few markings to dark brown or brownish black and figured with darker streaks. 3. The wood is used for furniture, cabinetwork, joinery, paneling, specialty items, boatbuilding, railroad cross-ties and decorative veneers. 4. Flowering and fruiting time is April-May. Moist and dry deciduous forests.

Star Fruit is a juicy tropical fruit with a delicious tart flavor. The yellow fruit is 3-4" long with a waxy skin and 5 prominent ridges. A cross-section of the cut fruit looks like a 5-pointed star. Star Fruit is low in calories and low in sugar so it's an ideal fruit for the whole family to enjoy. When it's grown in the tropics, one Star Fruit tree can provide fruit for up to three families because of its prolific fruiting habit.

Where Star Fruit GrowsStar Fruit, or Averrhoa carambola. is a tropical fruiting tree in the oxalis family that's native to tropical Asia. Widely grown throughout the warmer areas of the world, it has little hardiness but can tolerate a light frost and temperatures into the high 20's for short periods. In general it needs temperatures above freezing to prevent plant damage.

Grown as a Potted PlantAs a northern container plant, it will survive in greenhouses or sunrooms during the winter months and it should be grown outside during the summer months. During the winter, night temperatures need to be kept well above freezing. Low temperatures will often lead to leaf drop and at times, the plant will almost completely defoliate. No worries though, the plants will recover once the warm temperatures return.

TemperatureHigh temperatures bring out the best in Star Fruit plants. In the summer, it is an active grower, flowering and fruiting in abundance. In tropical regions, the plants will flower and fruit on and off, year-round. In the north, temperatures need to be at least 60 F for flowering to begin. Full sun is a requirement for the best flowering and fruit set.

Flowering & Fruit SetStar Fruit will flower throughout most of the year. Fruit set is greatest during the summer when temperatures are in the 80s or higher. Once the plant sets fruit, it often produces a heavy crop. As a potted plant, not all Star fruit are created equal. Although most varieties will fruit in containers, we have found that two are particularly adept at fruit production when grown as potted plants.

'Maher Dwarf' and 'Dwarf Hawaiian' will both fruit and flower in 8-10" pots and can be maintained in containers for extended periods. 'Maher Dwarf' has small to medium size fruit and a 3' tall plant can produce a couple of dozen medium size fruit at a time. 'Dwarf Hawaiian' produces a larger fruit with a distinctly sweet flavor but only half as many on the same size tree. Generally, young grafted plants will begin blooming right away at 1.5' in height and the young tree will even bear a few fruit.