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.
This sacred tree is considered the most important tree at all for producing honey. This honey has several merits and fragrant smell. This tree is planted for garnish, shade and its sweet fruits.
Also known as morning-noon-and-night plant, Brunfelsia pauciflora is a charming outdoor plant that attracts the eyes of anyone, Also with a great scent that makes it the perfect plant for your Terrace or Garden.
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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.
It is an evergreen, vining perennial that is not a fern at all, but a member of the lily family. It is a very popular House Plant. It develops small, single, white nodding flowers in summer at the joint between stem and leaf. These mature into berry-like fruits that turn from orange-red to purple-black.