Erythrina suberosa (Gule nishtar گلِ نشتر )

Erythrina suberosa (Gule nishtar گلِ نشتر )Erythrina suberosa (synonyms include Erythrina glabrescens and Erythrina maxima) is a distinctive, medium sized deciduous tree in the legume family (Fabaceae). Native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, it is prized for its striking, year round coral red blooms, corky, prickly bark, and ornamental appeal.

While prized for its ornamental beauty and long blooming season

this tree is widely cultivated as an ornamental and shade tree in tropical and subtropical regions around the world

making it ideal for covering trellises

Buddleja asiatica thrives in a variety of soil types

Its adaptability to various soil types and moderate drought tolerance make it an excellent choice for sustainable landscaping and erosion control

is a resilient evergreen shrub admired for its abundant clusters of fragrant pink flowers

Thriving in warm climates with ample sunlight and well-drained soil

Known for its elegant

ornamental plant that contributes to ecological restoration and sustainable garden design

commonly known as the Indian Willow

and small reddish-green flowers that appear in clusters

This medium-sized tree is well-regarded for its resilience in dry climates