Ficus microcarpa On RockFicus microcarpa is a species of the Fig tree native to tropical and subtropical climates. When young, the plant appears to be a shrub, but when grown outdoors in Mediterranean climates, it can reach 40 feet high with a 40 foot crown. It also grows well as a shade tree and, for this reason, is frequently used as an indoor tree and in bonsai. Interesting: Ficus microcarpa is pollinated by wasps. This tree requires a warm climate and a humid atmosphere

The fruits are woody and oval

Desmodiums are plants from the pea family

bonded together

Temperature: Guggul thrives well in warm and dry climatic conditions

Junipers are beautiful and stately evergreen conifers that form majestic specimens often lasting hundreds of years

and yellow with orange or red streaks

These plants can absorb nitrogen from the atmosphere just like leguminous plants can

almost like a piece of art at a museum

They produce male flowers on spikes and female flowers with short peduncles

including to cool fevers and soothe coughs

Light: Casuarina equisetifolia needs full sun exposure and warm temperatures

This tree requires a warm climate and a humid atmosphere to thrive making it perfect for the Indian tropical climate