australian pine tree
EGP99.00
Scientific Name: Casuarina Equisetifolia
A very beautiful tree having tiny flowers and the fruit looks like cones.
A very beautiful tree having tiny flowers and the fruit looks like cones.
- full sun
- medium
- moderately
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African Milk Tree
The plant has thick, three-sided stalks with spines along its edges. Cactus-like branches, or arms, that grow upright from the sides of the stalks. Small leaves cover the edges and ends of the actively growing stalks and arms. It is a lush green plant with lighter green striations through the stalks
From EGP110.00
From EGP110.00
Apricot
A medium size tree with a roundish canopy, oval serretated leaves and red leaf stems. The flowers are almost the first one in the spring.
EGP660.00
EGP660.00
Apple
There is nothing more satisfying than growing your own apple trees. In spring, Malus Domestica produces fragrant pink, purple flower and gives an amazing landscape view. In the fall it rewards you with edible apple fruit. The fruit varies a lot of colors, texture and flavor.
EGP550.00
EGP550.00
Little Leaf Boxwood
Boxwood has traditional landscape use, just think of old English or French gardens. It has a small evergreen ovate leaves where the venation does show at all. The leaves are about 1cm. The flowers are born in the leaf axis but unnoticeable for the eye.
From EGP195.00
From EGP195.00
Baby Rubber Plant
Peperomias are popular House Plants due to their attractively patterned leaves and tolerance to low light levels. These generally succulent plants tend to have fleshy leaves and stout stems. They also used as climbers to give a great appearance. The flowers of Peperomia are minute and packed tightly on slender or cone-shaped spikes.
Each Plant comes in a brick red Khorshid hanging pot, For more pots varieties please check our Pots & Planters section.
EGP105.00
EGP105.00
Australian Cabbage Palm
A tall palm with bold fan-shaped leaves and a straight solitary trunk. The large, glossy green, evergreen fronds are divided into up to 70 long, dangling, lance-shaped segments, that radiate like the spokes of an umbrella. Thirty-five to sixty fronds are borne atop the trunk on long ascending, horizontal, or drooping stalks (""petioles""), forming a dense, spherical crown.
EGP250.00
EGP250.00