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  • Linaloe Tree
    Bursera linanoe
    Linaloe Tree
    Linaloe is an essential oil-yielding tree originating in South-West Mexico, in Guerrero, Morelos, Oaxaca and Puebla. Long-established in India, it is cultivated there for its essential oil, mainly around Bangalore.It is a small tree, typically 5 to 7... more...
  • Red Birch
    Bursera simaruba
    Red Birch
    Red Birch is a fast-growing, resin-yielding landscape tree native to tropical America, with a natural range extending from South Florida through Central America and the Caribbean to northern South America.It is typically a medium-sized tree 10 to 15... more...
  • Flame of the Forest
    Butea monosperma
    Flame of the Forest
    Flame of the Forest is an ornamental and shellac-producing tree common to the dry, open woodlands and grasslands of Central India and the Deccan. It is typically 10 to 15 m (30 to 50 ft) tall, though it may be shorter or taller, and it grows at... more...
  • Jelly Palm
    Butia capitata
    Jelly Palm
    Jelly Palm is a fruiting and landscape palm originating from the Cerrado, a vast savanna-grassland region in Brazil's interior.It is a slow-growing small palm up to 7 m (23 ft) in height, though it is typically 2 to 5 m (10 to 16 ft) tall with a stou... more...
  • Golden Spoon
    Byrsonima crassifolia
    Golden Spoon
    Native to tropical America and the Caribbean, this fruit-bearing plant is a relative of the West Indian cherry (Malpighia emarginata) but varies widely in form and fruit quality. This has led botanists to debate whether it is a single species or a gr... more...
  • Peacock Flower
    Caesalpinia pulcherrima
    Peacock Flower
    Peacock Flower is a flowering shrub or small tree thought to originate in tropical America and now widely cultivated in the tropics.It is fast-growing and, under favourable conditions, may develop into a small tree 5 to 7 meters (16 to 23 ft) tall, t... more...
  • Teaplant
    Camellia sinensis
    Teaplant
    Camellia sinensis is the source of tea, black and green, the world's most consumed beverage, made from the plant's fermented and unfermented leaves. Originating in Asia, it has a natural range extending from northern India through Myanmar (Burma... more...
  • Cananga
    Cananga odorata
    Cananga
    Cananga, or Ylang-ylang, is a flowering, essential-oil-yielding tree originating from Southeast Asia and the Pacific, with its natural range extending from the Philippines, through Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, to northern Australia, and from Vietn... more...
  • Pili Nut
    Canarium ovatum
    Pili Nut
    Pili is a nut-producing tree native to the Philippines, with its natural range limited to southern Luzon Island. Today, it has a much wider distribution and is cultivated in other parts of the Philippines and in distant places such as Hawaii and... more...
  • Papaya
    Carica papaya
    Papaya
    Originating in Central America, with a natural range extending from Mexico to Panama, papaya is now cultivated worldwide for its fruit. Although mostly eaten ripe, people in Southeast Asia also use it green in salads and chutneys.Papaya is botanicall... more...
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