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  • Blue gum
    Blue gum
    Blue Gum or Sydney Blue Gum is an Australian eucalypt valued for its wood and for the honey derived from its flowers.Its natural range is limited to eastern Australia, to areas near the coast extending from southern New South Wales to Maryborough in ... more...
  • Red ironbark
    Red ironbark
    Red ironbark is a eucalyptus species from inland eastern Australia, where it occurs in woodland pockets distributed across warm temperate and subtropical regions. A valuable tree, it yields timber, essential oil and nectar for honey production.It may... more...
  • Gully Gum
    Gully Gum
    Gully gum is an essential oil yielding eucalypt originating from south-eastern Australia, its natural range extending from hilly parts of New South Wales, just west of Sydney, south to eastern Victoria.A tall, handsome tree on favourable sites, it re... more...
  • Queensland blue gum
    Queensland blue gum
    Queensland blue gum is a fast-growing Australian eucalyptus tree producing valuable timber and essential oil.There are two subspecies recognised, one native to small parts of Victoria state, in the temperate south of Australia, the other to a much wi... more...
  • Brazilian cherry
    Brazilian cherry
    Brazil cherry or Grumichama is a handsome fruit tree originating in subtropical Brazil, its native range limited to the southeastern states of Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Parana and Santa Catarina.Under favourable conditions, it is a small tree up to ... more...
  • Acai palm
    Acai palm
    Acai is a fruiting palm originating in South America, in the Amazon floodplains of Brazil and Peru.It is a clumping palm, producing suckers that grow into new stems. Large clumps may have up to forty stems at different stages of development, of which... more...
  • Gao tree
    Gao tree
    Native to dry areas of Africa, extending from southern Egypt to South Africa, this timber, fuelwood, forage and nitrogen-fixing tree typically grows 15 to 20 m (50 to 65 ft) tall. However, it may attain heights of 30 m (98 ft) or more on favourable s... more...
  • White albizia
    White albizia
    White albizia is a fast-growing timber and agroforestry tree native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Its natural range extends from Indonesia through Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, and the Solomon Islands to the southwest Pacific.It may attain ... more...
  • Fig
    Fig
    Cultivated figs originate from the geographic region extending from North Africa, through the Mediterranean, to Western Asia. Nowadays, the tree is cultivated for its fruit far beyond its native range in many warm-climate regions worldwide.It is typi... more...
  • Fern tree
    Fern tree
    Native to Sri Lanka, the Western Ghats of southern India and small highland areas of East Africa, the Fern Tree or Thika Palm is best known for its striking foliage, though large specimens also produce a heavy wood.It is a slow-growing tree with a st... more...
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