Ficus benghalensis (Bohar بوہڑ)

Ficus benghalensis (Bohar بوہڑ)Ficus benghalensis, commonly known as the Banyan Tree, is a majestic and iconic evergreen fig native to the Indian subcontinent. Celebrated for its expansive canopy, aerial prop roots, and cultural significance, it is one of the largest trees in the world by canopy coverage and a symbol of longevity and shelter.

and avenues

and attractive fruit

Moringa oleifera

making it ideal for covering trellises

Its extended flowering period supports pollinators and adds vibrant color to landscapes

and clusters of winged seeds (samaras) give it a tropical appearance

Native to tropical and subtropical Asia and parts of Australia

is a vibrant flowering plant prized for its large

This species is prized for its adaptability

fragrant white blossoms

bamboo-like foliage that changes color seasonally

it requires knowledgeable cultivation practices to optimize fruit production and tree health