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Avenue Trees
High Quality Aenue Trees
Avenue Trees
Avenue trees, also known as street trees or boulevard trees, are trees planted along streets, roads, or avenues, typically in a linear fashion. They play a crucial role in urban and suburban environments by providing numerous benefits, both aesthetic and functional.
Indian Saraca | S. Indica, S. Arborescens, Sorrow Less Tree, Sita Ashok Tree
Sita Ashok Ashopalava Ashoka Hemapushpam Ashok Plant Sorrowless Tree Saraca Harmandiana Saraca Saraca pierreana Arborescens Saraca asoca Living Plant is a good ornamental tree with deep green leaves which grow in dense clusters.
Sandoricum koetjape, S. indicum, S. nervosum, Santol Tree
Ornamental tree with a narrowly oval crown. It has brown or grey, slightly flaky bark and long-petioled, finely felty, 3 foliate, leathery leves. In spring, with a flush of new leaves, the outermost twigs bear small, erect, terminal panicles of whitish green flowers.
Japanese Pittosporum Tobira Tree
Evergreen shrub or small tree, dense, erect habit and rounded, to about 15 ft (5 m) tall, similar width. Leaves alternate, simple, obovate, 3-10 cm long, 2-4 cm wide, leathery and tough, base wedge-shaped, apex rounded, margin revolute (turned under), dark green and glossy above, midrib pale.
Stunning Variegated Pittosporum Tobira
Pittosporum is highly salt-tolerant, growing right up onto the sand dunes along the ocean, and it grows well on a variety of soils in full sun to partial shade. Growth rate is rapid on well-drained, acid soil of average fertility, although pittosporum can tolerate occasional drought.
Pittosporum Pentandrum, Taiwanese Cheesewood, Mamalis & Phillippine Pittosporum Plants
Pittosporum Pentandrum, Taiwanese Cheesewood is a genus of about 200 species of flowering plants in the family Pittosporaceae. The genus is probably Gondwanan in origin; its present range extends from Australasia, Oceania, eastern Asia and some parts of Africa.
Pisonia Alba (Koles-Maluko) Plant
Maluko is an erect, unarmed, smooth or nearly smooth tree, attaining a height of 10 meters. Leaves are thin, very pale green or greenish yellow - those at the end of branches being nearly white- oblong-ovate, 12 to 15 centimeters long, with pointed apex and rounded base.