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Bolusanthus speciosus

African wisteria tree

African wisteria is a flowering tree originating from south-eastern Africa, its natural range extending from Zambia, south through Mozambique, to Zimbabwe and Botswana.It is a slow-growing tree and may reach up to 20 m (66 ft) in the wild, though it ... more...
Borassus flabellifer

Palmyra palm

Originating from a vast area extending across India, Southeast Asia and the Pacific, the Palmyra Palm is cultivated for its sweet sap and coconut-like fruit.Individual palms may be up to up to 30 m (100 ft) tall. However, they are typically between 1... more...
Boronia megastigma

Brown boronia

Brown boronia is an ornamental and essential oil yielding shrub originating in the southwest of Western Australia, its native range covering a relatively small area, extending north-south from Perth to Albany and from the coast about 150 km (93 miles... more...
Boswellia serrata

Indian frankincense

Originating in India, the Indian Frankincense or Boswellia tree is the source of a valuable resin of increasing interest to producers and consumers of natural products. It is a small tree, typically 10 to 15 m (30 to 50 ft) tall, and develops a ... more...
Bouea macrophylla

Marian Plum

Marian Plum is a Mango (Mangifera indica) relative native to Southeast Asia, its natural range extending from peninsular Malaysia to Sumatra and West Java in Indonesia. Nowadays, it is regularly encountered in Thailand, in the central provinces,... more...
Buchanania lanzan

Cuddepah almond

Cuddepah almond is a nut-producing Cashew (Anacardium occidentale) relative and timber tree occurring in seasonally dry forests in India and Southeast Asia, its natural range extending from the Western Himalayan foothills, south to Central and South ... more...
Buckinghamia celsissima

Ivory curl

Ⅰvory curl is a timber and flowering tree originating in Australia, its natural range limited to small areas of tropical rainforest forest in the continent's northeast.In closely spaced forests, it may attain a height of up to 30 m (100 ft) with a ... more...
Bursera linanoe

Linaloe tree

Linaloe is an essential oil yielding tree originating in South-West Mexico, in Guerrero, Morelos, Oaxaca and Puebla. Long ago introduced into India, it is cultivated there for its essential oil, mainly around Bangalore.It is a small tree, typically 5... more...
Bursera simaruba

Red birch

Red birch is a fast-growing landscape and resin yielding tree native to tropical America, its natural range extending from South Florida, through Central American and the Caribbean, to northern parts of South America.It is typically a medium-sized tr... more...
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 grow at a slo... more...

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