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  • Star anise
    Star anise
    Star anise is a spice and essential oil yielding tree originating in the region extending from southern China to northern Vietnam, where it has been cultivated for centuries. The main areas of cultivation in China are Funing and Pingbian counties, in... more...
  • Ice cream bean
    Ice cream bean
    Ⅰce cream bean is a fast-growing, multiple-purpose tree originating in Central and South America, its native range extending from Mexico to Ecuador.It reaches heights of up to 20 m (65 ft) in its natural habitat, with a trunk diameter approaching 5... more...
  • Merbau
    Merbau
    Merbau is semi-evergreen timber and landscape tree native to the geographic region extending from Tanzania, through coastal India and Southeast Asia to Australia and the Pacific. It may reach up to 35 m (115 ft) tall in closely spaced forests, w... more...
  • Kangkong
    Kangkong
    Water Spinach is a close relative of Sweet Potato (Ipomoea batatas) but is cultivated for its succulent stems and leaves rather than its underground tubers. Thought to have originated in Southeast Asia, it is widely cultivated in the region, especial... more...
  • Cardinal creeper
    Cardinal creeper
    Cardinal creeper is a perennial flowering vine originating in the Caribbean. It is fast-growing, with vigorous, twining woody stems up to 10 m (33 ft) long and 1.5 cm (0.6 in) in diameter.The leaves consist of three to five dark glossy green lance-sh... more...
  • Jakaranda
    Jakaranda
    Jakaranda is a spectacular flowering tree originating from subtropical South America, its natural range extending across northern Argentina and southern Brazil.It is a small tree up to 15 m (50 ft) in height, though it is typically between 5 and 10 m... more...
  • West Indian Walnut
    West Indian Walnut
    West Indian Walnut or Nogal is a rare nut-bearing and timber tree originating in the Caribbean, its native range confined to small areas of mountain forests on the islands of Cuba, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico. It grows at a moderate rate and is t... more...
  • Malabar nut
    Malabar nut
    Malabar nut or Vasaka nut is an ornamental and medicinal shrub originating in Pakistan, India and Southeast Asia.It is a fast-growing shrub and may reach up to 5 m (16 ft) under favourable conditions, though it is more typically 2 to 3 m (7 and 10 ft... more...
  • Dryzone Mahogany
    Dryzone Mahogany
    Dryzone Mahogany is a fast-growing timber tree originating in tropical Africa, its natural range extending from coast to coast across the African continent, east-west along a narrow geographic band just north of the equator.It may grow to 30 m (100 f... more...
  • Guest tree
    Guest tree
    Guest tree is an ornamental and minor timber tree originating from a wide geographical area, its natural range extending from India through Southeast Asia to northern Australia and the Pacific.It is fast-growing and, on favourable sites, reaches heig... more...
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