Barringtonia acutangula
- Botanical name is Barringtonia acutangula. Common names are Freshwater Mangrove, Indian Oak and Indian Putat. Local name is Samandar Phull. Grows in Lahore (USA Hardiness Zone 9a-10b). Belongs to Lecythidaceae family. Has many medicinal uses.
Reddish drooping string of flowers. Photo by Rashad. |
Can attain a height of 30 feet. Photo by Rashad. |
Can grow under sun and partial shade. Photo by Rashad. |
Seeds are poisonous. Photo by Rashad. |
Changing leaf colors in April. Photo by Rashad. |
Real add of colors to any landscape. Photo by Rashad. |
Place along avenues and canal banks. Photo by Rashad. |
Reddish strings. Blooms early summer, summer or early fall. Photo by Rashad. |
Reddish and longish flowering beads. Photo by Rashad. |
Leaves simple, alternate, clustered to the tip of branchlets. Photo by Rashad. |
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