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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Trying to ID a fruit tree please help
« on: April 26, 2020, 03:14:36 AM »
Hi I am trying to ID this fruit tree for a friend. Does anyone have any idea what it could be? Please see the pictures. Thanks
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Fruit tree collectors as spreaders of non native weeds
« on: March 02, 2020, 02:28:38 AM »
It occurred to me after reading the frozen iguana thread a few weeks back and all the negative comments regarding non native flora and fauna that we fruit collectors are at the forefront of introducing non native species to new areas.
I used to have some internal angst about this but after reading two of the books botanicus recommended which are “ The New Wild: Why invasive species will be nature's salvation” and “Inheritors of the Earth: How Nature Is Thriving in an Age of Extinction” I have changed my tune and I now feel fine introducing new species to my area. I now also really recommend these two book to any one who is interested in conservation. It may sound strange but people who disregard the benefits of non natives are not doing nature and conservation any favors.
Anyway I am going to go eat some of the non native weeds from my orchard before the wildlife does.
I used to have some internal angst about this but after reading two of the books botanicus recommended which are “ The New Wild: Why invasive species will be nature's salvation” and “Inheritors of the Earth: How Nature Is Thriving in an Age of Extinction” I have changed my tune and I now feel fine introducing new species to my area. I now also really recommend these two book to any one who is interested in conservation. It may sound strange but people who disregard the benefits of non natives are not doing nature and conservation any favors.
Anyway I am going to go eat some of the non native weeds from my orchard before the wildlife does.
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Recommending a great seed vendor from South India
« on: February 16, 2020, 06:45:05 PM »
I am just writing to recommend a good seed vendor from Kerala India. His Name is Loui and he has sent me many good and interesting seeds over the years. Please see his seed list bellow. Scroll down for the fruit trees. He can get other seeds from South India in season. His email is
loardvishnu@gmail.com
TIMBER/ORNAMENTAL & FLOWERING TREES SEEDS
1. Acacia auriculiformis
2. Acacia catechu (Cutch tree)
3. Acacia dealbata (Silver wattle)
4. Acacia decurrens (Green wattle)
5. Acacia intensia
6. Acacia melanoxylon
7. Acacia mernsii (A . mollissima) 8. Acacia nilotica
9. Acacia planifrons (Umbrella thorn)
10. Acacia senegal
11. Acacia Suma
12. Acacia tortilis
13. Acer odlongum (SR) July-Aug.
14. Acrocarpus fraxinifolium
15. Adenanthera pavonina
16. Adina cordifolia
17. Aesculus Indica (SL) Aug.-Nov.
18. Ailanthus excelsa
19. Albizzia amara
20. Albizzia lcbbeck
21. Albizzia lucida
22. Albizzia moluccana (A. falcataria)
23. Albizzia procera
24. Albizzia richardiana
25. Albizzia stipulata (A. chinensis)
26. Alnus nepalensis
27. Alstonia Scholaris (SR) March-June
28. Anogeisus latifolia (SR) Dec.-Jan.
29. Anogeisus pendula
30. Anthocephalus indica (A.cadamba)
31. Artocarpus chaplasha (SL) July –Aug.
32. Barringtonia acutangula (SL) July-Aug.
33. Bauhinia hookeria
34. Bauhinia Purpurea
35. Bauhinia recemosa
36. Bauhinia retusa
37. Bauhinia variegata
38. Bombax Ceiba
39. Broussonetia Papyifera
40. Callistemon lanceolatus (C.viminalis)
41. Cassia fistula
42. Cassia grandis
43. Cassia javanica
44. Cassia marginata
45. Cassia nodusa
46. Cassia reigera
47. Cassia siamea (C. Florida)
48. Cassia spectablis
49. Casuarina equisetifolia (C.muricata)
50. Cedrela toona (T. cillata )(SL) June-July
51. Chickrassia tabularis
52. Celtis australis
53. Ceiba pentendra
54. Chorosia speciosa (SL) Feb-March
55. Cinnamomum camphora (SL) Oct.-Nov.
56. Colvillea racemosa
57. Dalbergia assamica
58. Dalbergia latifolia
59. Dalbergia Sissoo
60. Derris robusta
61. Dillenia indica (SL) Oct.-Nov.
62. Diospyros embryopteris (P. preregrina)
63. Entcrolobuim Contartisiliquim
64. Elacocarpus ganitrus (E. sphaerucus )
65. Erythrina indica
66. Eucalyptus camaldulensis
67. Eucalyptus citriodora
68. Eucalyptus globulus
69. Eucalyptus grandis (SR) Feb-March
70. Eucalyptus hybird
71. Eucalyptus robusta
72. Eucalyptus tereticornis
73. Ficus benjamina (SL) May-June
74. Ficus bengalensis (SL) May-June
75. Ficus elastica (F. heveabrasilensis (SL) May- June
76. Ficus Krishnae (SL) Aug.-Sept.
77. Ficus religiosa (SL) May- June
78. Ficus retusa (SL) May – June
79. Garuga pinnata
80. Gliricidia maculata (G. sepium)
81. Gmelina arborea
82. Grewia optiva (G. oppostifolia Bhimal)
83. Grevilla robusta (Silver oak)
84. Hardwickia pinata
85. Jacaranda mimosaefolia
86. Kigelia pinnata (SR) Nov.-Dec.
87. Koclreuteria paniculata
88. Lagerstroemia Speciosa (L. flos –reginue)
89. Lagerstroemia thorelli (SR) Feb-March
90. Leucaena leucocephala
91. Melia azedarach
92. Michalia champaca (SL) Aug.- Sept.
93. Mitragyna parvifolia
94. Mimusops elengi (SL) June- July
95. Morus alba
96. Morus nigra
97. Nerium indicuim (N. odorum)
98. Nyctanthus arbortrists (SL) Nov.-Dec.
99. Parkia roxburghi (P. javanica)
100. Parkia blglandulsa
101. Peltophorum ferrugineum
102. Pithecolobium dulec
103. Pithecolobium saman (Samanea saman )
104. Poinciana regia (Delonix regia)
105. Polyalthua longifolia (SL) July-Aug.
106. Polyalthua pendula (SL) July-Aug
107. Prosopis Juliflora (P.c Specigera)
108. Prosopis Juliflora (P. chilensis)
109. Pterocarpus dalbergioides (P.indieus Baker)
110. Pterocarpus Santalum
111. Pterospermum acerifolium
112. Putranjiva roxburghhii
113. Quercus lncana (SR) Nov.-Dec.
114. Quereus Serrata Nov.-Dec.
115. Qugenia Oojeinensis (SR) May-June
116. Robinia Psendoacacia
117. Saraca Indica(SR) June-July
118. Sesbania grandiflora
119. Spathodea Companulata (Tulip Tree ) (SR) April-May
120. Shorea robusta (SL) June –July
121. Sterculia villosa (S. alata) Nov.-Dec.
122. Swietenia macrophylla (SR) Dec.-Fev.
123. Swietenia mahagoni
124. Tecoma stana (SL) Dec.-Jan.
125. Tecomella argentea (SL) Jan.-Feb.
126. Tectona grandis (Teak)
127. Terminalia arjuna
128. Terminalia catappa
129. Terminalia alata (T . Tomentosa)
130. Terminalia myriocarpa
131. Thespesia populnea
132. Thespesia nerifolia (SL) Aug.-Sept.
133. Trewia mudiflora
134. Wrightua tomentosa
AROMATIC/ESSENTIAL OIL BEARING
1. Cymbopogon flexuosus
2. Cymbopogon martinii
3. Cymbopogon palmorosa
4. Cymbopogon Rosha
5. Pimpinella anisum
6. Santalum album
7. Tagetes Mimuta
8. Veliveria zizanioidesAcacia auriculiformis
PLANTS WITH OIL YIELDING SEEDS
A
1. Aleurites fordii (SR) Aug-Nov.
2. Arachis hypogea
3. Azadirachta indica (SL) June-Aug. Neem
B
4. Bischofia javanica (SL) Nov.-Dec.
C
5. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov. - Dec.
H
6. Helianthus annus (SL) Dec-March
M
7. Madhuca longifolia (Bassia latiofolia) (SR) June-July
8. Moringa oclifera (M. pteriggosperm)
9. Myristica fragrans (SL) Sept.-Oct
P
10. Pongamia pinnata
S
11. Sapium sebiferum
12. Schleichere Trijuga (S. deosa) (SL) June-July
13. Semecarpus anacardium (SL) Nov. -Jan
FLOWERING CREEPERS/CLIMBERS
A
1. Antigonon alba (A. leptopus) (SL) January
2. Artabotrys odoratissimus (SR) Sept.-Feb
B
3 . Bauhinia vahlii
C
4 . Clitoria ternatea
I
5 . Ipomea palmata
GREEN MANURING SEEDS
C
1. Canavalia ensilormis
2. Canavalia gladiata
3. Crotalarioa anagyroides
4. Crotalaria juncea
G
5. Glycine hispida
L
6. Leucaena leucocephala
M
7. Mimosa pudica
8. Mucuna deeringiana
S
9. Sesbania cannabina (S. bispinosa)
10. Sesbania Sesban
T
11. Tephrosia candida (SR) Oct.-Nov.
12. Tephrosia purpurea
V
13. Vigna sinensis (Vigna Uniquiculata)
FRUITS TREES SHRUBS
A
1. Aegle marmelos
2. Anacardium occidentale
3. Annona squamosa - (Custard apple)
4. Artocarpus integrifolia
5. (A . heterophyllus) (SL) June
6 . Artocarpus lakoocha (SL) June-July
C
7. Carica papaya
8. Carica coorge honey dew
9. Carica disco
10. Carica farm selection-I
11. Carica Fl Madhubala
12. Carica mamoth large
13. Carica pusa dwarf
14. Citrus limethoides (SL) July-Aug.
15. Citrus limon (Citrus limonia )(SL)
16. Citrus Paradisi (SL) Oct.-Nov..
17. Citrus reticulato (SL) Oct-Nov. 18. Citrus sinensis
19. Carica ranchi dwarf
20 9. Carica washington
21. Carissa Carandas (SL) Aug.-Sept.
22. Castanea Sativa (SL) Oct.-Nov.
23. Citrus aurantifolia SR) May-June
24. Citrus citronella
25. Citrus decumana (SL)
26. Citrus limethoides (SL) Oct.-Nov.
27. Cordia sebestina (SL) June-July
28. Cydonia oblonga
29. Cocos nucifera
30. Cordia dichotoma (C. myxa)(SL) June-July
E
31. Emblica officinalis (Phyllanthus emblica)
J
32. Juglans regia
L
33. Litchi chinensis (SL) June
M
34. Malus baccata (SL) Sept.-Oct.
35. Malus sylvestris
36. Mangifera indica (SL) June-July
37. Manilkara hexandra
P
38. Prunus amygdalus
39. Prunus armenica
40. Prunus avium (SR) June-July
41. Prunus domestica (SR) June
42. Prunus puddum (P. cerasoides) (SR) March-April
43. Psidium guajava
44. Punica granatum
45. Pyrus Communis (SR) Sept.-Oct.
46. Pyrus Cydonia (SR) Sept.-Oct.
47. Pyrus Pashia (SR) Sept.-Oct
48. Prunus persica (SR) June
T
49. Tamarindus indica
Z
50. Zizyphus jujuba
SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
A
1. Anethum graveclens
2. Anethum sowa *
C
3. Carum Carvi
4. Carum roxourghianun
5. Cinnamomum tarmala (SR) Aug.-Sept.
6. Citrullus colocynthis
7. Cleome viscosa (C. icosandiza)
8. Coriandrum sativum
9. Cumin cyminum
M
10. Murraya exotica (SL) Oct.-Feb.
11. Murraya koengii (SL) Aug.-Sept. Curry Plant
FODDER / GRASS SEEDS
C
1. Cenchrus ciliaris
2. Cynodon dactylon
3. Cenchrus setigerus
D
4. Dicanthium annulatum
I
5. Imperata arundinacea
M
6. Macroptilium astropurpureus
7. Melilotus parviflora
8. Medicago sativa
P
9. Panicum maximum
10. Panicum miliaceum
11. Pennisetum americanum
S
12. Saccharum spontaneum
13. Sorghum halepense
14. Sorghum sudanense
15. Sorghum vulgare
16. Stylosanthus fruiticosa (SR) Jan.-Dec.
17. Stylosanthus glabra
18. Stylosanthus hamata
T
19. Trifolium alexandrinum
20. Trifolium pratenso
21. Trifolium repens
DYE YEILDING PLANTS
B
1. Bixa orellana
M
2. Mallotus philipinensis (SR) March-April
FLOWERING SHRUBS
A
1. Allamanda cathartica (SR) Sept.-Oct.
C
2. Caesalpinia pulcherrima
3. Cassia alata
4. Cassia angustifolia
5. Cassia auriculata
6. Cassia floribunda (C. laevigata) (SR) Jan.-Feb.
7. Cassia glauca
8. Cassia roxburghii
9. Clerodendron infortunatum (SR) May-June
10. Coffea bengalensis (SR) Nov.-Dec.
H
11. Hibiscus mutabilis
I
12. Indigofera tinctoria
L
13. Lantana camera
R
14. Rosa moschata
15. Rosa sericea (SR) Nov.-Dec.
U
16. Ulex europeus (SR) July-Sep
MEDICINAL PLANTS
A
1. Abroma augusta (SR) Nov.-Feb.
2. Abrus precatorius (SR) Oct.-Nov.
3. Achyranthus aspera
4. Andrographis paniculata
5. Argemone mexicana
6. Artemisa annua (SR) July-Aug.
7. Aspparagus racemosus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
8. Azadirachta Indica (SL) July- Aug.
B
9. Balanites roxburghii
10. Berberis aristata (SR) July-Aug.
11. Boswelia serrata (SR) May-June
12. Bryonopsis laciniosa
13. Butea monosperma (SL) May-June
C
14. Cassia angustifolia
15. Capparis decidua 16. Cassia occidentalis
17. Cassia tora
18. Catharanthus roseus (Vinca rosea)
19. Centella asitica (SR) Nov.Dec.
20. Centratherum anthelminticum
21. Commiphora mukul (SR) July. Aug.
22. Corchorus depressus
D
23. Datura metel
E
24. Eleaocerpus sphaericus
25. Eleaocerpus ganitrus Rudraksha
G
26. Gloriosa superba
27. Gynocardia odorata(SR) Oct-Nov.
H
28. Helicteres isora
29. Hibiscus abelmoschus 30. Holarrhena antidysenterica (SR) May-July
J
31. Jatropha Carcus Sept.-Oct.
M
32. Mesua ferrea (SL)
33. Mimosa pudica
34. Muccuna prurita (M. Prunens) (SL) Oct-Nov.
N
35. Nelumbo nucifera
O
36. Ocimum kilimandscharicum
37. Ocimum sanctum
38. Operaculina turpethum
P
39. Plantago ovata
R
40. Rauwolfia canescens
41. Rauwolfia serpentina
42. Ricinus communis
S
43. Salvadora oleoides
44. Sapindus mukorossii
45. Sida acuta
46. Sisymbruim irio
47. Solanum khasianum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
48. Solanum xanthocarpum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
49. Spilanthus acmella
50. Strychnos nux-vomica
51. Strychnos potatorum
T
52. Terminalia belliriea
53. Terminalia bellrica
54. Terminalia chebula
W
55. Withania somnifera
56. Wrightia tinctoria
PALMS AND CYCADS
A
1. Areca catechu (Arecanut, betal palm) (SR) July- Aug.
C
2. Caryota mitis (SR) June-July
3. Caryota urens (Today palm)
L
4. Livistonia chinensis
5. Livistonia jenkinsiana
O
6. Oreodexa regia (Roysstonea regia. Bottle palm) Royal Palm
P
7. Phoenix acaulis
8. Phoenix dactylifera
9. Phoenix humilis
10. Phoenix rupicola
11. Phoenix sylvestris
BEVERAGE PLANTS
C
1. Camellia sinensis (SR) Oct.-Dec.
2. Coffea arabica
CONIFERS
A
1. Abies pindrow (Himalayan silver fir)(SL) Oct.-Nov.
2. Araucaria bidwilli (SL) June-July
3. Araucaria Cunninghamii (SL) May-June
C
4. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov.-Dec.
5. Cryptomeria japonica
6. Cupressus semperviens (SR)
7. Cupressus cashmeriana
8. Cupressus funebris (SR) Oct.-Nov.
9. Cupressus lusitanica (SR) Oct.-Nov.
10. Cupressus macrocarpus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
11. Cupressus torulosa
P
12. Picea morinda (P. smithiana) (SR) Nov.-Dec.
13. Pinus excelsa
14. Pinus gerardiana (SL) Nov.-Dec.
15. Pinus patula
16. Pinus roxburghii (P. longifolia)
17. Pinus wallichiana (P. excelsa. P. grifithii)
18. Podocarpus gracillor (SL) Aug-Sept.
T
19. Taxodium mucronatum (SR) Oct.- Nov.
20. Thuja orientalis
Musa balbisina
(Musa) "Chini-champa"
Musa laterita
Musa Rajapuri
Musa sikkimensis
Musa velutina
Ensete glaucum
Ensete superbum
Thanks
loardvishnu@gmail.com
TIMBER/ORNAMENTAL & FLOWERING TREES SEEDS
1. Acacia auriculiformis
2. Acacia catechu (Cutch tree)
3. Acacia dealbata (Silver wattle)
4. Acacia decurrens (Green wattle)
5. Acacia intensia
6. Acacia melanoxylon
7. Acacia mernsii (A . mollissima) 8. Acacia nilotica
9. Acacia planifrons (Umbrella thorn)
10. Acacia senegal
11. Acacia Suma
12. Acacia tortilis
13. Acer odlongum (SR) July-Aug.
14. Acrocarpus fraxinifolium
15. Adenanthera pavonina
16. Adina cordifolia
17. Aesculus Indica (SL) Aug.-Nov.
18. Ailanthus excelsa
19. Albizzia amara
20. Albizzia lcbbeck
21. Albizzia lucida
22. Albizzia moluccana (A. falcataria)
23. Albizzia procera
24. Albizzia richardiana
25. Albizzia stipulata (A. chinensis)
26. Alnus nepalensis
27. Alstonia Scholaris (SR) March-June
28. Anogeisus latifolia (SR) Dec.-Jan.
29. Anogeisus pendula
30. Anthocephalus indica (A.cadamba)
31. Artocarpus chaplasha (SL) July –Aug.
32. Barringtonia acutangula (SL) July-Aug.
33. Bauhinia hookeria
34. Bauhinia Purpurea
35. Bauhinia recemosa
36. Bauhinia retusa
37. Bauhinia variegata
38. Bombax Ceiba
39. Broussonetia Papyifera
40. Callistemon lanceolatus (C.viminalis)
41. Cassia fistula
42. Cassia grandis
43. Cassia javanica
44. Cassia marginata
45. Cassia nodusa
46. Cassia reigera
47. Cassia siamea (C. Florida)
48. Cassia spectablis
49. Casuarina equisetifolia (C.muricata)
50. Cedrela toona (T. cillata )(SL) June-July
51. Chickrassia tabularis
52. Celtis australis
53. Ceiba pentendra
54. Chorosia speciosa (SL) Feb-March
55. Cinnamomum camphora (SL) Oct.-Nov.
56. Colvillea racemosa
57. Dalbergia assamica
58. Dalbergia latifolia
59. Dalbergia Sissoo
60. Derris robusta
61. Dillenia indica (SL) Oct.-Nov.
62. Diospyros embryopteris (P. preregrina)
63. Entcrolobuim Contartisiliquim
64. Elacocarpus ganitrus (E. sphaerucus )
65. Erythrina indica
66. Eucalyptus camaldulensis
67. Eucalyptus citriodora
68. Eucalyptus globulus
69. Eucalyptus grandis (SR) Feb-March
70. Eucalyptus hybird
71. Eucalyptus robusta
72. Eucalyptus tereticornis
73. Ficus benjamina (SL) May-June
74. Ficus bengalensis (SL) May-June
75. Ficus elastica (F. heveabrasilensis (SL) May- June
76. Ficus Krishnae (SL) Aug.-Sept.
77. Ficus religiosa (SL) May- June
78. Ficus retusa (SL) May – June
79. Garuga pinnata
80. Gliricidia maculata (G. sepium)
81. Gmelina arborea
82. Grewia optiva (G. oppostifolia Bhimal)
83. Grevilla robusta (Silver oak)
84. Hardwickia pinata
85. Jacaranda mimosaefolia
86. Kigelia pinnata (SR) Nov.-Dec.
87. Koclreuteria paniculata
88. Lagerstroemia Speciosa (L. flos –reginue)
89. Lagerstroemia thorelli (SR) Feb-March
90. Leucaena leucocephala
91. Melia azedarach
92. Michalia champaca (SL) Aug.- Sept.
93. Mitragyna parvifolia
94. Mimusops elengi (SL) June- July
95. Morus alba
96. Morus nigra
97. Nerium indicuim (N. odorum)
98. Nyctanthus arbortrists (SL) Nov.-Dec.
99. Parkia roxburghi (P. javanica)
100. Parkia blglandulsa
101. Peltophorum ferrugineum
102. Pithecolobium dulec
103. Pithecolobium saman (Samanea saman )
104. Poinciana regia (Delonix regia)
105. Polyalthua longifolia (SL) July-Aug.
106. Polyalthua pendula (SL) July-Aug
107. Prosopis Juliflora (P.c Specigera)
108. Prosopis Juliflora (P. chilensis)
109. Pterocarpus dalbergioides (P.indieus Baker)
110. Pterocarpus Santalum
111. Pterospermum acerifolium
112. Putranjiva roxburghhii
113. Quercus lncana (SR) Nov.-Dec.
114. Quereus Serrata Nov.-Dec.
115. Qugenia Oojeinensis (SR) May-June
116. Robinia Psendoacacia
117. Saraca Indica(SR) June-July
118. Sesbania grandiflora
119. Spathodea Companulata (Tulip Tree ) (SR) April-May
120. Shorea robusta (SL) June –July
121. Sterculia villosa (S. alata) Nov.-Dec.
122. Swietenia macrophylla (SR) Dec.-Fev.
123. Swietenia mahagoni
124. Tecoma stana (SL) Dec.-Jan.
125. Tecomella argentea (SL) Jan.-Feb.
126. Tectona grandis (Teak)
127. Terminalia arjuna
128. Terminalia catappa
129. Terminalia alata (T . Tomentosa)
130. Terminalia myriocarpa
131. Thespesia populnea
132. Thespesia nerifolia (SL) Aug.-Sept.
133. Trewia mudiflora
134. Wrightua tomentosa
AROMATIC/ESSENTIAL OIL BEARING
1. Cymbopogon flexuosus
2. Cymbopogon martinii
3. Cymbopogon palmorosa
4. Cymbopogon Rosha
5. Pimpinella anisum
6. Santalum album
7. Tagetes Mimuta
8. Veliveria zizanioidesAcacia auriculiformis
PLANTS WITH OIL YIELDING SEEDS
A
1. Aleurites fordii (SR) Aug-Nov.
2. Arachis hypogea
3. Azadirachta indica (SL) June-Aug. Neem
B
4. Bischofia javanica (SL) Nov.-Dec.
C
5. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov. - Dec.
H
6. Helianthus annus (SL) Dec-March
M
7. Madhuca longifolia (Bassia latiofolia) (SR) June-July
8. Moringa oclifera (M. pteriggosperm)
9. Myristica fragrans (SL) Sept.-Oct
P
10. Pongamia pinnata
S
11. Sapium sebiferum
12. Schleichere Trijuga (S. deosa) (SL) June-July
13. Semecarpus anacardium (SL) Nov. -Jan
FLOWERING CREEPERS/CLIMBERS
A
1. Antigonon alba (A. leptopus) (SL) January
2. Artabotrys odoratissimus (SR) Sept.-Feb
B
3 . Bauhinia vahlii
C
4 . Clitoria ternatea
I
5 . Ipomea palmata
GREEN MANURING SEEDS
C
1. Canavalia ensilormis
2. Canavalia gladiata
3. Crotalarioa anagyroides
4. Crotalaria juncea
G
5. Glycine hispida
L
6. Leucaena leucocephala
M
7. Mimosa pudica
8. Mucuna deeringiana
S
9. Sesbania cannabina (S. bispinosa)
10. Sesbania Sesban
T
11. Tephrosia candida (SR) Oct.-Nov.
12. Tephrosia purpurea
V
13. Vigna sinensis (Vigna Uniquiculata)
FRUITS TREES SHRUBS
A
1. Aegle marmelos
2. Anacardium occidentale
3. Annona squamosa - (Custard apple)
4. Artocarpus integrifolia
5. (A . heterophyllus) (SL) June
6 . Artocarpus lakoocha (SL) June-July
C
7. Carica papaya
8. Carica coorge honey dew
9. Carica disco
10. Carica farm selection-I
11. Carica Fl Madhubala
12. Carica mamoth large
13. Carica pusa dwarf
14. Citrus limethoides (SL) July-Aug.
15. Citrus limon (Citrus limonia )(SL)
16. Citrus Paradisi (SL) Oct.-Nov..
17. Citrus reticulato (SL) Oct-Nov. 18. Citrus sinensis
19. Carica ranchi dwarf
20 9. Carica washington
21. Carissa Carandas (SL) Aug.-Sept.
22. Castanea Sativa (SL) Oct.-Nov.
23. Citrus aurantifolia SR) May-June
24. Citrus citronella
25. Citrus decumana (SL)
26. Citrus limethoides (SL) Oct.-Nov.
27. Cordia sebestina (SL) June-July
28. Cydonia oblonga
29. Cocos nucifera
30. Cordia dichotoma (C. myxa)(SL) June-July
E
31. Emblica officinalis (Phyllanthus emblica)
J
32. Juglans regia
L
33. Litchi chinensis (SL) June
M
34. Malus baccata (SL) Sept.-Oct.
35. Malus sylvestris
36. Mangifera indica (SL) June-July
37. Manilkara hexandra
P
38. Prunus amygdalus
39. Prunus armenica
40. Prunus avium (SR) June-July
41. Prunus domestica (SR) June
42. Prunus puddum (P. cerasoides) (SR) March-April
43. Psidium guajava
44. Punica granatum
45. Pyrus Communis (SR) Sept.-Oct.
46. Pyrus Cydonia (SR) Sept.-Oct.
47. Pyrus Pashia (SR) Sept.-Oct
48. Prunus persica (SR) June
T
49. Tamarindus indica
Z
50. Zizyphus jujuba
SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
A
1. Anethum graveclens
2. Anethum sowa *
C
3. Carum Carvi
4. Carum roxourghianun
5. Cinnamomum tarmala (SR) Aug.-Sept.
6. Citrullus colocynthis
7. Cleome viscosa (C. icosandiza)
8. Coriandrum sativum
9. Cumin cyminum
M
10. Murraya exotica (SL) Oct.-Feb.
11. Murraya koengii (SL) Aug.-Sept. Curry Plant
FODDER / GRASS SEEDS
C
1. Cenchrus ciliaris
2. Cynodon dactylon
3. Cenchrus setigerus
D
4. Dicanthium annulatum
I
5. Imperata arundinacea
M
6. Macroptilium astropurpureus
7. Melilotus parviflora
8. Medicago sativa
P
9. Panicum maximum
10. Panicum miliaceum
11. Pennisetum americanum
S
12. Saccharum spontaneum
13. Sorghum halepense
14. Sorghum sudanense
15. Sorghum vulgare
16. Stylosanthus fruiticosa (SR) Jan.-Dec.
17. Stylosanthus glabra
18. Stylosanthus hamata
T
19. Trifolium alexandrinum
20. Trifolium pratenso
21. Trifolium repens
DYE YEILDING PLANTS
B
1. Bixa orellana
M
2. Mallotus philipinensis (SR) March-April
FLOWERING SHRUBS
A
1. Allamanda cathartica (SR) Sept.-Oct.
C
2. Caesalpinia pulcherrima
3. Cassia alata
4. Cassia angustifolia
5. Cassia auriculata
6. Cassia floribunda (C. laevigata) (SR) Jan.-Feb.
7. Cassia glauca
8. Cassia roxburghii
9. Clerodendron infortunatum (SR) May-June
10. Coffea bengalensis (SR) Nov.-Dec.
H
11. Hibiscus mutabilis
I
12. Indigofera tinctoria
L
13. Lantana camera
R
14. Rosa moschata
15. Rosa sericea (SR) Nov.-Dec.
U
16. Ulex europeus (SR) July-Sep
MEDICINAL PLANTS
A
1. Abroma augusta (SR) Nov.-Feb.
2. Abrus precatorius (SR) Oct.-Nov.
3. Achyranthus aspera
4. Andrographis paniculata
5. Argemone mexicana
6. Artemisa annua (SR) July-Aug.
7. Aspparagus racemosus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
8. Azadirachta Indica (SL) July- Aug.
B
9. Balanites roxburghii
10. Berberis aristata (SR) July-Aug.
11. Boswelia serrata (SR) May-June
12. Bryonopsis laciniosa
13. Butea monosperma (SL) May-June
C
14. Cassia angustifolia
15. Capparis decidua 16. Cassia occidentalis
17. Cassia tora
18. Catharanthus roseus (Vinca rosea)
19. Centella asitica (SR) Nov.Dec.
20. Centratherum anthelminticum
21. Commiphora mukul (SR) July. Aug.
22. Corchorus depressus
D
23. Datura metel
E
24. Eleaocerpus sphaericus
25. Eleaocerpus ganitrus Rudraksha
G
26. Gloriosa superba
27. Gynocardia odorata(SR) Oct-Nov.
H
28. Helicteres isora
29. Hibiscus abelmoschus 30. Holarrhena antidysenterica (SR) May-July
J
31. Jatropha Carcus Sept.-Oct.
M
32. Mesua ferrea (SL)
33. Mimosa pudica
34. Muccuna prurita (M. Prunens) (SL) Oct-Nov.
N
35. Nelumbo nucifera
O
36. Ocimum kilimandscharicum
37. Ocimum sanctum
38. Operaculina turpethum
P
39. Plantago ovata
R
40. Rauwolfia canescens
41. Rauwolfia serpentina
42. Ricinus communis
S
43. Salvadora oleoides
44. Sapindus mukorossii
45. Sida acuta
46. Sisymbruim irio
47. Solanum khasianum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
48. Solanum xanthocarpum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
49. Spilanthus acmella
50. Strychnos nux-vomica
51. Strychnos potatorum
T
52. Terminalia belliriea
53. Terminalia bellrica
54. Terminalia chebula
W
55. Withania somnifera
56. Wrightia tinctoria
PALMS AND CYCADS
A
1. Areca catechu (Arecanut, betal palm) (SR) July- Aug.
C
2. Caryota mitis (SR) June-July
3. Caryota urens (Today palm)
L
4. Livistonia chinensis
5. Livistonia jenkinsiana
O
6. Oreodexa regia (Roysstonea regia. Bottle palm) Royal Palm
P
7. Phoenix acaulis
8. Phoenix dactylifera
9. Phoenix humilis
10. Phoenix rupicola
11. Phoenix sylvestris
BEVERAGE PLANTS
C
1. Camellia sinensis (SR) Oct.-Dec.
2. Coffea arabica
CONIFERS
A
1. Abies pindrow (Himalayan silver fir)(SL) Oct.-Nov.
2. Araucaria bidwilli (SL) June-July
3. Araucaria Cunninghamii (SL) May-June
C
4. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov.-Dec.
5. Cryptomeria japonica
6. Cupressus semperviens (SR)
7. Cupressus cashmeriana
8. Cupressus funebris (SR) Oct.-Nov.
9. Cupressus lusitanica (SR) Oct.-Nov.
10. Cupressus macrocarpus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
11. Cupressus torulosa
P
12. Picea morinda (P. smithiana) (SR) Nov.-Dec.
13. Pinus excelsa
14. Pinus gerardiana (SL) Nov.-Dec.
15. Pinus patula
16. Pinus roxburghii (P. longifolia)
17. Pinus wallichiana (P. excelsa. P. grifithii)
18. Podocarpus gracillor (SL) Aug-Sept.
T
19. Taxodium mucronatum (SR) Oct.- Nov.
20. Thuja orientalis
Musa balbisina
(Musa) "Chini-champa"
Musa laterita
Musa Rajapuri
Musa sikkimensis
Musa velutina
Ensete glaucum
Ensete superbum
Thanks
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Icelandic bio dome project and thoughts on tropical plant conservation
« on: May 06, 2019, 03:44:09 AM »
I remember Karen Rai on this forum mentioning a project there in Iceland with geothermal greenhouses and thought I would post the link below. I am wondering if it is the same project?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-05/welcome-to-the-jungle-bananas-may-be-iceland-s-next-big-thing
I have often thought that because tropical fruit tree seeds in general do not store well and can not be seed banked we need to have living plants for a germplasm and the best place for that may be in underground greenhouses like the doomsday vault for seeds but with living plants grown under LED lights powered by geothermal or hydro electric. Maybe this project will provide some data as to the viability of that idea.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-05/welcome-to-the-jungle-bananas-may-be-iceland-s-next-big-thing
I have often thought that because tropical fruit tree seeds in general do not store well and can not be seed banked we need to have living plants for a germplasm and the best place for that may be in underground greenhouses like the doomsday vault for seeds but with living plants grown under LED lights powered by geothermal or hydro electric. Maybe this project will provide some data as to the viability of that idea.
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Trying to ID an Inga species
« on: March 27, 2019, 07:48:33 PM »
Hi, I am trying to get an ID on this Inga species who's photo is hopefully attached to this post. It has a twisty pod covered in a velvet like fur and the ends of the stems have a velvety feel as well. The pod seeds and leaves are pictured. The pod is fully mature there and the pulp was quite good eating. Thanks for any info...
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / A different way to fix nitrogen discovered in a rare corn variety
« on: August 12, 2018, 04:27:32 PM »
Please see the article link to read about how this corn variety can produce nitrogen from a slime it creates that fixes nitrogen from the atmosphere.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/corn-future-hundreds-years-old-and-makes-its-own-mucus-180969972/
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/corn-future-hundreds-years-old-and-makes-its-own-mucus-180969972/
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Trying to find the binomial name for markisa a passiflora species from Bali
« on: July 07, 2018, 06:31:34 AM »
Hi fellow fruit loops I am trying to find the binomial name for the passiflora species with the common name markisa in Bali. I posted two photos. I searched this forum and google and have not been able to get a definite ID. Thanks for any help .
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Fresh Nutmeg Seeds Available
« on: June 15, 2018, 03:25:52 AM »
I am writing on behalf of my good friend Loui from Kerala in India. He has fresh nutmeg (Myristica fragrans) seed available at the moment. They are recalcitrant seeds and need to be very fresh and even then they can be tricky but they are vary rare outside the areas they are grown commercially. The trees are dioecious. It is little known as a fruit but the seeds, mace and fruit encasing the seed are all edible. Apparently an extract of the fruit is one of the secret ingredients in coca cola. The fruit itself is good with an unique taste. If your interested please contact Loui at the following email address
loardvishnu@gmail.com
loardvishnu@gmail.com
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Looking for nursery recommendations in Puerto Rico
« on: May 19, 2018, 12:07:38 AM »
Hi comrades I have a nursery in Australia and have a guy contacting me to get plants sent from here to Puerto Rico. He is moving to Puerto Rico in two weeks. I mentioned to him that a lot of fruit trees were available in Puerto Rico all ready.
Anyway I know the hurricane took out a lot of infrastructure but I was wondering what nurseries are open? Does any one have any recommendations? Even individual people who may be able to sell trees to establish an orchard...
Thanks for any advice
Anyway I know the hurricane took out a lot of infrastructure but I was wondering what nurseries are open? Does any one have any recommendations? Even individual people who may be able to sell trees to establish an orchard...
Thanks for any advice
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Fermenting tropical fruits into alcohol
« on: January 17, 2018, 02:52:44 AM »
I am trying to combine two of my passions tropical fruit and home brew. I have made a banana beer a pineapple wine and a mixed fruit mash cider with mango, abiu, pineapple, malay apple, jackfruit bananas and apples.
Any way I am wondering if any one on this forum has fermented any tropical fruits into booze and if so which ones? And how? Maybe we could swap recipes / ideas. I would like to hear about any ones endeavours and maybe I won't feel so alone in my quest as there is very little info on fermenting tropical fruit.
As a side note it is a great way to preserve excess fruit and a good way to "value add" to fruit.
Cheers!
Any way I am wondering if any one on this forum has fermented any tropical fruits into booze and if so which ones? And how? Maybe we could swap recipes / ideas. I would like to hear about any ones endeavours and maybe I won't feel so alone in my quest as there is very little info on fermenting tropical fruit.
As a side note it is a great way to preserve excess fruit and a good way to "value add" to fruit.
Cheers!
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Great seed vendor from Cameroon
« on: December 20, 2017, 08:57:25 PM »
I have a nursery in Australia
www.helgasnursery.com.au
and am writing to recommended a seed vendor in Cameroon who has supplied me quality seeds including Jungle Sop (Anonidium manni)
His name is Ferdinand email: fermamo2002@yahoo.co.uk
He can supply a lot of hard to get plants from West Africa including:
carambola averrhoa,jackfruit,rubber seeds,theobroma
cocoa,dracaena arborea,picralima
nitida,cycas,iboga,thamatoccocus danielli,Voacanga
Africana,yohimbe,pygeum,coffee,lepidota,annonidium
manii,Annona muricata,kigelia Africana,irvingia
gabonensis,Garcinia kola,kola nut,afromomium
meleguata,moringa,grape seeds,cashew,griffonia ,rauvolfia
vomitorea,elaeis guineensis,bilimbi,cananga
odoirsta,mahogany ,camellia sinensis,,crescentia cujete,etc
that is a list he sent me.
Send him a email if you need anything from West Africa.
Thanks
www.helgasnursery.com.au
and am writing to recommended a seed vendor in Cameroon who has supplied me quality seeds including Jungle Sop (Anonidium manni)
His name is Ferdinand email: fermamo2002@yahoo.co.uk
He can supply a lot of hard to get plants from West Africa including:
carambola averrhoa,jackfruit,rubber seeds,theobroma
cocoa,dracaena arborea,picralima
nitida,cycas,iboga,thamatoccocus danielli,Voacanga
Africana,yohimbe,pygeum,coffee,lepidota,annonidium
manii,Annona muricata,kigelia Africana,irvingia
gabonensis,Garcinia kola,kola nut,afromomium
meleguata,moringa,grape seeds,cashew,griffonia ,rauvolfia
vomitorea,elaeis guineensis,bilimbi,cananga
odoirsta,mahogany ,camellia sinensis,,crescentia cujete,etc
that is a list he sent me.
Send him a email if you need anything from West Africa.
Thanks
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Any good sources for information on tropical fruit tree seed storage?
« on: November 20, 2017, 03:08:19 AM »
I spend a lot of time checking if seed is orthodox or recalcitrant and it is frustrating how little information is available on the storage of tropical fruit tree seeds.
Does any one have any good sources for information on this topic?
Thanks!
Does any one have any good sources for information on this topic?
Thanks!
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / dividing polyembryonic langsat ( Lansium parasiticum ) seeds
« on: November 20, 2017, 03:03:41 AM »
I am wondering if any one has tried to divide polyembryonic langsat ( Lansium parasiticum ) seeds?
If so what was the success rate? and at what size did you divide them?
I need more plants but don't want to divide the seeds / plants if it will kill or set back the plant. I don't want to kill the goose that laid the golden egg so to speak!
Thanks for any advice
If so what was the success rate? and at what size did you divide them?
I need more plants but don't want to divide the seeds / plants if it will kill or set back the plant. I don't want to kill the goose that laid the golden egg so to speak!
Thanks for any advice
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / WTB Inocarpus fagifer (Tahitian chestnut) seeds
« on: June 09, 2017, 03:06:56 AM »
I am In Australia and am hoping someone has some Inocarpus fagifer (Tahitian chestnut) seeds or plants for sale.
If anyone has any experience with the plant I would appreciate any info.
Thanks
If anyone has any experience with the plant I would appreciate any info.
Thanks
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Any recommendations for a soil drench fungicide for seedlings?
« on: March 07, 2017, 02:22:49 AM »
I am hoping someone can recommend a good soil drench fungicide for seedlings. I reused my potting soil and now have a fungus problem with my seedlings / ungerminated seeds (stupid I know).
There was a product called fongarid for this purpose but it is no longer available. My nursery supply shop guy said thee is currently nothing now on the market in Australia. I have tried copper oxychloride but may have made the solution too week as I could not find dilution rates for seedlings. I have some potassium permanganate here has anyone used that?
My seedlings are out of the rain with good air circulation and light and I never over water so there is nothing more I can do on those fronts I need some chemicals!
Any tips appreciated...
There was a product called fongarid for this purpose but it is no longer available. My nursery supply shop guy said thee is currently nothing now on the market in Australia. I have tried copper oxychloride but may have made the solution too week as I could not find dilution rates for seedlings. I have some potassium permanganate here has anyone used that?
My seedlings are out of the rain with good air circulation and light and I never over water so there is nothing more I can do on those fronts I need some chemicals!
Any tips appreciated...
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Great seed vendor from South India
« on: February 23, 2017, 09:50:05 PM »
I posted this in tropical fruit by sell trade but thought I would post it in this part of the forum too......
I am writing a recommendation for a seed vendor called Loui from Kerrela India. I have a nursery in QLD Australia
www.helgasnursery.com.au
and have been buying seed from Loui for many years. I have gotten a lot of rare seeds from him over the years including nutmeg, cinnamon, clove, cardamom and more.
He has all ways been good to deal with. I have attached his current seed list in text in the area below this email. If your looking for something that grows in South India ask him as he might not list it. I all so recommend being patient when requesting recalcitrant seeds for example nutmeg is on in northern summer so requesting it at another time is pointless.
His email is loardvishnu@gmail.com
Scroll down for his fruiting trees.
TIMBER/ORNAMENTAL & FLOWERING TREES SEEDS
1. Acacia auriculiformis
2. Acacia catechu (Cutch tree)
3. Acacia dealbata (Silver wattle)
4. Acacia decurrens (Green wattle)
5. Acacia intensia
6. Acacia melanoxylon
7. Acacia mernsii (A . mollissima) 8. Acacia nilotica
9. Acacia planifrons (Umbrella thorn)
10. Acacia senegal
11. Acacia Suma
12. Acacia tortilis
13. Acer odlongum (SR) July-Aug.
14. Acrocarpus fraxinifolium
15. Adenanthera pavonina
16. Adina cordifolia
17. Aesculus Indica (SL) Aug.-Nov.
18. Ailanthus excelsa
19. Albizzia amara
20. Albizzia lcbbeck
21. Albizzia lucida
22. Albizzia moluccana (A. falcataria)
23. Albizzia procera
24. Albizzia richardiana
25. Albizzia stipulata (A. chinensis)
26. Alnus nepalensis
27. Alstonia Scholaris (SR) March-June
28. Anogeisus latifolia (SR) Dec.-Jan.
29. Anogeisus pendula
30. Anthocephalus indica (A.cadamba)
31. Artocarpus chaplasha (SL) July –Aug.
32. Barringtonia acutangula (SL) July-Aug.
33. Bauhinia hookeria
34. Bauhinia Purpurea
35. Bauhinia recemosa
36. Bauhinia retusa
37. Bauhinia variegata
38. Bombax Ceiba
39. Broussonetia Papyifera
40. Callistemon lanceolatus (C.viminalis)
41. Cassia fistula
42. Cassia grandis
43. Cassia javanica
44. Cassia marginata
45. Cassia nodusa
46. Cassia reigera
47. Cassia siamea (C. Florida)
48. Cassia spectablis
49. Casuarina equisetifolia (C.muricata)
50. Cedrela toona (T. cillata )(SL) June-July
51. Chickrassia tabularis
52. Celtis australis
53. Ceiba pentendra
54. Chorosia speciosa (SL) Feb-March
55. Cinnamomum camphora (SL) Oct.-Nov.
56. Colvillea racemosa
57. Dalbergia assamica
58. Dalbergia latifolia
59. Dalbergia Sissoo
60. Derris robusta
61. Dillenia indica (SL) Oct.-Nov.
62. Diospyros embryopteris (P. preregrina)
63. Entcrolobuim Contartisiliquim
64. Elacocarpus ganitrus (E. sphaerucus )
65. Erythrina indica
66. Eucalyptus camaldulensis
67. Eucalyptus citriodora
68. Eucalyptus globulus
69. Eucalyptus grandis (SR) Feb-March
70. Eucalyptus hybird
71. Eucalyptus robusta
72. Eucalyptus tereticornis
73. Ficus benjamina (SL) May-June
74. Ficus bengalensis (SL) May-June
75. Ficus elastica (F. heveabrasilensis (SL) May- June
76. Ficus Krishnae (SL) Aug.-Sept.
77. Ficus religiosa (SL) May- June
78. Ficus retusa (SL) May – June
79. Garuga pinnata
80. Gliricidia maculata (G. sepium)
81. Gmelina arborea
82. Grewia optiva (G. oppostifolia Bhimal)
83. Grevilla robusta (Silver oak)
84. Hardwickia pinata
85. Jacaranda mimosaefolia
86. Kigelia pinnata (SR) Nov.-Dec.
87. Koclreuteria paniculata
88. Lagerstroemia Speciosa (L. flos –reginue)
89. Lagerstroemia thorelli (SR) Feb-March
90. Leucaena leucocephala
91. Melia azedarach
92. Michalia champaca (SL) Aug.- Sept.
93. Mitragyna parvifolia
94. Mimusops elengi (SL) June- July
95. Morus alba
96. Morus nigra
97. Nerium indicuim (N. odorum)
98. Nyctanthus arbortrists (SL) Nov.-Dec.
99. Parkia roxburghi (P. javanica)
100. Parkia blglandulsa
101. Peltophorum ferrugineum
102. Pithecolobium dulec
103. Pithecolobium saman (Samanea saman )
104. Poinciana regia (Delonix regia)
105. Polyalthua longifolia (SL) July-Aug.
106. Polyalthua pendula (SL) July-Aug
107. Prosopis Juliflora (P.c Specigera)
108. Prosopis Juliflora (P. chilensis)
109. Pterocarpus dalbergioides (P.indieus Baker)
110. Pterocarpus Santalum
111. Pterospermum acerifolium
112. Putranjiva roxburghhii
113. Quercus lncana (SR) Nov.-Dec.
114. Quereus Serrata Nov.-Dec.
115. Qugenia Oojeinensis (SR) May-June
116. Robinia Psendoacacia
117. Saraca Indica(SR) June-July
118. Sesbania grandiflora
119. Spathodea Companulata (Tulip Tree ) (SR) April-May
120. Shorea robusta (SL) June –July
121. Sterculia villosa (S. alata) Nov.-Dec.
122. Swietenia macrophylla (SR) Dec.-Fev.
123. Swietenia mahagoni
124. Tecoma stana (SL) Dec.-Jan.
125. Tecomella argentea (SL) Jan.-Feb.
126. Tectona grandis (Teak)
127. Terminalia arjuna
128. Terminalia catappa
129. Terminalia alata (T . Tomentosa)
130. Terminalia myriocarpa
131. Thespesia populnea
132. Thespesia nerifolia (SL) Aug.-Sept.
133. Trewia mudiflora
134. Wrightua tomentosa
AROMATIC/ESSENTIAL OIL BEARING
1. Cymbopogon flexuosus
2. Cymbopogon martinii
3. Cymbopogon palmorosa
4. Cymbopogon Rosha
5. Pimpinella anisum
6. Santalum album
7. Tagetes Mimuta
8. Veliveria zizanioidesAcacia auriculiformis
PLANTS WITH OIL YIELDING SEEDS
A
1. Aleurites fordii (SR) Aug-Nov.
2. Arachis hypogea
3. Azadirachta indica (SL) June-Aug. Neem
B
4. Bischofia javanica (SL) Nov.-Dec.
C
5. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov. - Dec.
H
6. Helianthus annus (SL) Dec-March
M
7. Madhuca longifolia (Bassia latiofolia) (SR) June-July
8. Moringa oclifera (M. pteriggosperm)
9. Myristica fragrans (SL) Sept.-Oct
P
10. Pongamia pinnata
S
11. Sapium sebiferum
12. Schleichere Trijuga (S. deosa) (SL) June-July
13. Semecarpus anacardium (SL) Nov. -Jan
FLOWERING CREEPERS/CLIMBERS
A
1. Antigonon alba (A. leptopus) (SL) January
2. Artabotrys odoratissimus (SR) Sept.-Feb
B
3 . Bauhinia vahlii
C
4 . Clitoria ternatea
I
5 . Ipomea palmata
GREEN MANURING SEEDS
C
1. Canavalia ensilormis
2. Canavalia gladiata
3. Crotalarioa anagyroides
4. Crotalaria juncea
G
5. Glycine hispida
L
6. Leucaena leucocephala
M
7. Mimosa pudica
8. Mucuna deeringiana
S
9. Sesbania cannabina (S. bispinosa)
10. Sesbania Sesban
T
11. Tephrosia candida (SR) Oct.-Nov.
12. Tephrosia purpurea
V
13. Vigna sinensis (Vigna Uniquiculata)
FRUITS TREES SHRUBS
A
1. Aegle marmelos
2. Anacardium occidentale
3. Annona squamosa - (Custard apple)
4. Artocarpus integrifolia
5. (A . heterophyllus) (SL) June
6 . Artocarpus lakoocha (SL) June-July
C
7. Carica papaya
8. Carica coorge honey dew
9. Carica disco
10. Carica farm selection-I
11. Carica Fl Madhubala
12. Carica mamoth large
13. Carica pusa dwarf
14. Citrus limethoides (SL) July-Aug.
15. Citrus limon (Citrus limonia )(SL)
16. Citrus Paradisi (SL) Oct.-Nov..
17. Citrus reticulato (SL) Oct-Nov. 18. Citrus sinensis
19. Carica ranchi dwarf
20 9. Carica washington
21. Carissa Carandas (SL) Aug.-Sept.
22. Castanea Sativa (SL) Oct.-Nov.
23. Citrus aurantifolia SR) May-June
24. Citrus citronella
25. Citrus decumana (SL)
26. Citrus limethoides (SL) Oct.-Nov.
27. Cordia sebestina (SL) June-July
28. Cydonia oblonga
29. Cocos nucifera
30. Cordia dichotoma (C. myxa)(SL) June-July
E
31. Emblica officinalis (Phyllanthus emblica)
J
32. Juglans regia
L
33. Litchi chinensis (SL) June
M
34. Malus baccata (SL) Sept.-Oct.
35. Malus sylvestris
36. Mangifera indica (SL) June-July
37. Manilkara hexandra
P
38. Prunus amygdalus
39. Prunus armenica
40. Prunus avium (SR) June-July
41. Prunus domestica (SR) June
42. Prunus puddum (P. cerasoides) (SR) March-April
43. Psidium guajava
44. Punica granatum
45. Pyrus Communis (SR) Sept.-Oct.
46. Pyrus Cydonia (SR) Sept.-Oct.
47. Pyrus Pashia (SR) Sept.-Oct
48. Prunus persica (SR) June
T
49. Tamarindus indica
Z
50. Zizyphus jujuba
SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
A
1. Anethum graveclens
2. Anethum sowa *
C
3. Carum Carvi
4. Carum roxourghianun
5. Cinnamomum tarmala (SR) Aug.-Sept.
6. Citrullus colocynthis
7. Cleome viscosa (C. icosandiza)
8. Coriandrum sativum
9. Cumin cyminum
M
10. Murraya exotica (SL) Oct.-Feb.
11. Murraya koengii (SL) Aug.-Sept. Curry Plant
FODDER / GRASS SEEDS
C
1. Cenchrus ciliaris
2. Cynodon dactylon
3. Cenchrus setigerus
D
4. Dicanthium annulatum
I
5. Imperata arundinacea
M
6. Macroptilium astropurpureus
7. Melilotus parviflora
8. Medicago sativa
P
9. Panicum maximum
10. Panicum miliaceum
11. Pennisetum americanum
S
12. Saccharum spontaneum
13. Sorghum halepense
14. Sorghum sudanense
15. Sorghum vulgare
16. Stylosanthus fruiticosa (SR) Jan.-Dec.
17. Stylosanthus glabra
18. Stylosanthus hamata
T
19. Trifolium alexandrinum
20. Trifolium pratenso
21. Trifolium repens
DYE YEILDING PLANTS
B
1. Bixa orellana
M
2. Mallotus philipinensis (SR) March-April
FLOWERING SHRUBS
A
1. Allamanda cathartica (SR) Sept.-Oct.
C
2. Caesalpinia pulcherrima
3. Cassia alata
4. Cassia angustifolia
5. Cassia auriculata
6. Cassia floribunda (C. laevigata) (SR) Jan.-Feb.
7. Cassia glauca
8. Cassia roxburghii
9. Clerodendron infortunatum (SR) May-June
10. Coffea bengalensis (SR) Nov.-Dec.
H
11. Hibiscus mutabilis
I
12. Indigofera tinctoria
L
13. Lantana camera
R
14. Rosa moschata
15. Rosa sericea (SR) Nov.-Dec.
U
16. Ulex europeus (SR) July-Sep
MEDICINAL PLANTS
A
1. Abroma augusta (SR) Nov.-Feb.
2. Abrus precatorius (SR) Oct.-Nov.
3. Achyranthus aspera
4. Andrographis paniculata
5. Argemone mexicana
6. Artemisa annua (SR) July-Aug.
7. Aspparagus racemosus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
8. Azadirachta Indica (SL) July- Aug.
B
9. Balanites roxburghii
10. Berberis aristata (SR) July-Aug.
11. Boswelia serrata (SR) May-June
12. Bryonopsis laciniosa
13. Butea monosperma (SL) May-June
C
14. Cassia angustifolia
15. Capparis decidua 16. Cassia occidentalis
17. Cassia tora
18. Catharanthus roseus (Vinca rosea)
19. Centella asitica (SR) Nov.Dec.
20. Centratherum anthelminticum
21. Commiphora mukul (SR) July. Aug.
22. Corchorus depressus
D
23. Datura metel
E
24. Eleaocerpus sphaericus
25. Eleaocerpus ganitrus Rudraksha
G
26. Gloriosa superba
27. Gynocardia odorata(SR) Oct-Nov.
H
28. Helicteres isora
29. Hibiscus abelmoschus 30. Holarrhena antidysenterica (SR) May-July
J
31. Jatropha Carcus Sept.-Oct.
M
32. Mesua ferrea (SL)
33. Mimosa pudica
34. Muccuna prurita (M. Prunens) (SL) Oct-Nov.
N
35. Nelumbo nucifera
O
36. Ocimum kilimandscharicum
37. Ocimum sanctum
38. Operaculina turpethum
P
39. Plantago ovata
R
40. Rauwolfia canescens
41. Rauwolfia serpentina
42. Ricinus communis
S
43. Salvadora oleoides
44. Sapindus mukorossii
45. Sida acuta
46. Sisymbruim irio
47. Solanum khasianum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
48. Solanum xanthocarpum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
49. Spilanthus acmella
50. Strychnos nux-vomica
51. Strychnos potatorum
T
52. Terminalia belliriea
53. Terminalia bellrica
54. Terminalia chebula
W
55. Withania somnifera
56. Wrightia tinctoria
PALMS AND CYCADS
A
1. Areca catechu (Arecanut, betal palm) (SR) July- Aug.
C
2. Caryota mitis (SR) June-July
3. Caryota urens (Today palm)
L
4. Livistonia chinensis
5. Livistonia jenkinsiana
O
6. Oreodexa regia (Roysstonea regia. Bottle palm) Royal Palm
P
7. Phoenix acaulis
8. Phoenix dactylifera
9. Phoenix humilis
10. Phoenix rupicola
11. Phoenix sylvestris
BEVERAGE PLANTS
C
1. Camellia sinensis (SR) Oct.-Dec.
2. Coffea arabica
CONIFERS
A
1. Abies pindrow (Himalayan silver fir)(SL) Oct.-Nov.
2. Araucaria bidwilli (SL) June-July
3. Araucaria Cunninghamii (SL) May-June
C
4. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov.-Dec.
5. Cryptomeria japonica
6. Cupressus semperviens (SR)
7. Cupressus cashmeriana
8. Cupressus funebris (SR) Oct.-Nov.
9. Cupressus lusitanica (SR) Oct.-Nov.
10. Cupressus macrocarpus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
11. Cupressus torulosa
P
12. Picea morinda (P. smithiana) (SR) Nov.-Dec.
13. Pinus excelsa
14. Pinus gerardiana (SL) Nov.-Dec.
15. Pinus patula
16. Pinus roxburghii (P. longifolia)
17. Pinus wallichiana (P. excelsa. P. grifithii)
18. Podocarpus gracillor (SL) Aug-Sept.
T
19. Taxodium mucronatum (SR) Oct.- Nov.
20. Thuja orientalis
Musa balbisina
(Musa) "Chini-champa"
Musa laterita
Musa Rajapuri
Musa sikkimensis
Musa velutina
Ensete glaucum
Ensete superbum
I am writing a recommendation for a seed vendor called Loui from Kerrela India. I have a nursery in QLD Australia
www.helgasnursery.com.au
and have been buying seed from Loui for many years. I have gotten a lot of rare seeds from him over the years including nutmeg, cinnamon, clove, cardamom and more.
He has all ways been good to deal with. I have attached his current seed list in text in the area below this email. If your looking for something that grows in South India ask him as he might not list it. I all so recommend being patient when requesting recalcitrant seeds for example nutmeg is on in northern summer so requesting it at another time is pointless.
His email is loardvishnu@gmail.com
Scroll down for his fruiting trees.
TIMBER/ORNAMENTAL & FLOWERING TREES SEEDS
1. Acacia auriculiformis
2. Acacia catechu (Cutch tree)
3. Acacia dealbata (Silver wattle)
4. Acacia decurrens (Green wattle)
5. Acacia intensia
6. Acacia melanoxylon
7. Acacia mernsii (A . mollissima) 8. Acacia nilotica
9. Acacia planifrons (Umbrella thorn)
10. Acacia senegal
11. Acacia Suma
12. Acacia tortilis
13. Acer odlongum (SR) July-Aug.
14. Acrocarpus fraxinifolium
15. Adenanthera pavonina
16. Adina cordifolia
17. Aesculus Indica (SL) Aug.-Nov.
18. Ailanthus excelsa
19. Albizzia amara
20. Albizzia lcbbeck
21. Albizzia lucida
22. Albizzia moluccana (A. falcataria)
23. Albizzia procera
24. Albizzia richardiana
25. Albizzia stipulata (A. chinensis)
26. Alnus nepalensis
27. Alstonia Scholaris (SR) March-June
28. Anogeisus latifolia (SR) Dec.-Jan.
29. Anogeisus pendula
30. Anthocephalus indica (A.cadamba)
31. Artocarpus chaplasha (SL) July –Aug.
32. Barringtonia acutangula (SL) July-Aug.
33. Bauhinia hookeria
34. Bauhinia Purpurea
35. Bauhinia recemosa
36. Bauhinia retusa
37. Bauhinia variegata
38. Bombax Ceiba
39. Broussonetia Papyifera
40. Callistemon lanceolatus (C.viminalis)
41. Cassia fistula
42. Cassia grandis
43. Cassia javanica
44. Cassia marginata
45. Cassia nodusa
46. Cassia reigera
47. Cassia siamea (C. Florida)
48. Cassia spectablis
49. Casuarina equisetifolia (C.muricata)
50. Cedrela toona (T. cillata )(SL) June-July
51. Chickrassia tabularis
52. Celtis australis
53. Ceiba pentendra
54. Chorosia speciosa (SL) Feb-March
55. Cinnamomum camphora (SL) Oct.-Nov.
56. Colvillea racemosa
57. Dalbergia assamica
58. Dalbergia latifolia
59. Dalbergia Sissoo
60. Derris robusta
61. Dillenia indica (SL) Oct.-Nov.
62. Diospyros embryopteris (P. preregrina)
63. Entcrolobuim Contartisiliquim
64. Elacocarpus ganitrus (E. sphaerucus )
65. Erythrina indica
66. Eucalyptus camaldulensis
67. Eucalyptus citriodora
68. Eucalyptus globulus
69. Eucalyptus grandis (SR) Feb-March
70. Eucalyptus hybird
71. Eucalyptus robusta
72. Eucalyptus tereticornis
73. Ficus benjamina (SL) May-June
74. Ficus bengalensis (SL) May-June
75. Ficus elastica (F. heveabrasilensis (SL) May- June
76. Ficus Krishnae (SL) Aug.-Sept.
77. Ficus religiosa (SL) May- June
78. Ficus retusa (SL) May – June
79. Garuga pinnata
80. Gliricidia maculata (G. sepium)
81. Gmelina arborea
82. Grewia optiva (G. oppostifolia Bhimal)
83. Grevilla robusta (Silver oak)
84. Hardwickia pinata
85. Jacaranda mimosaefolia
86. Kigelia pinnata (SR) Nov.-Dec.
87. Koclreuteria paniculata
88. Lagerstroemia Speciosa (L. flos –reginue)
89. Lagerstroemia thorelli (SR) Feb-March
90. Leucaena leucocephala
91. Melia azedarach
92. Michalia champaca (SL) Aug.- Sept.
93. Mitragyna parvifolia
94. Mimusops elengi (SL) June- July
95. Morus alba
96. Morus nigra
97. Nerium indicuim (N. odorum)
98. Nyctanthus arbortrists (SL) Nov.-Dec.
99. Parkia roxburghi (P. javanica)
100. Parkia blglandulsa
101. Peltophorum ferrugineum
102. Pithecolobium dulec
103. Pithecolobium saman (Samanea saman )
104. Poinciana regia (Delonix regia)
105. Polyalthua longifolia (SL) July-Aug.
106. Polyalthua pendula (SL) July-Aug
107. Prosopis Juliflora (P.c Specigera)
108. Prosopis Juliflora (P. chilensis)
109. Pterocarpus dalbergioides (P.indieus Baker)
110. Pterocarpus Santalum
111. Pterospermum acerifolium
112. Putranjiva roxburghhii
113. Quercus lncana (SR) Nov.-Dec.
114. Quereus Serrata Nov.-Dec.
115. Qugenia Oojeinensis (SR) May-June
116. Robinia Psendoacacia
117. Saraca Indica(SR) June-July
118. Sesbania grandiflora
119. Spathodea Companulata (Tulip Tree ) (SR) April-May
120. Shorea robusta (SL) June –July
121. Sterculia villosa (S. alata) Nov.-Dec.
122. Swietenia macrophylla (SR) Dec.-Fev.
123. Swietenia mahagoni
124. Tecoma stana (SL) Dec.-Jan.
125. Tecomella argentea (SL) Jan.-Feb.
126. Tectona grandis (Teak)
127. Terminalia arjuna
128. Terminalia catappa
129. Terminalia alata (T . Tomentosa)
130. Terminalia myriocarpa
131. Thespesia populnea
132. Thespesia nerifolia (SL) Aug.-Sept.
133. Trewia mudiflora
134. Wrightua tomentosa
AROMATIC/ESSENTIAL OIL BEARING
1. Cymbopogon flexuosus
2. Cymbopogon martinii
3. Cymbopogon palmorosa
4. Cymbopogon Rosha
5. Pimpinella anisum
6. Santalum album
7. Tagetes Mimuta
8. Veliveria zizanioidesAcacia auriculiformis
PLANTS WITH OIL YIELDING SEEDS
A
1. Aleurites fordii (SR) Aug-Nov.
2. Arachis hypogea
3. Azadirachta indica (SL) June-Aug. Neem
B
4. Bischofia javanica (SL) Nov.-Dec.
C
5. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov. - Dec.
H
6. Helianthus annus (SL) Dec-March
M
7. Madhuca longifolia (Bassia latiofolia) (SR) June-July
8. Moringa oclifera (M. pteriggosperm)
9. Myristica fragrans (SL) Sept.-Oct
P
10. Pongamia pinnata
S
11. Sapium sebiferum
12. Schleichere Trijuga (S. deosa) (SL) June-July
13. Semecarpus anacardium (SL) Nov. -Jan
FLOWERING CREEPERS/CLIMBERS
A
1. Antigonon alba (A. leptopus) (SL) January
2. Artabotrys odoratissimus (SR) Sept.-Feb
B
3 . Bauhinia vahlii
C
4 . Clitoria ternatea
I
5 . Ipomea palmata
GREEN MANURING SEEDS
C
1. Canavalia ensilormis
2. Canavalia gladiata
3. Crotalarioa anagyroides
4. Crotalaria juncea
G
5. Glycine hispida
L
6. Leucaena leucocephala
M
7. Mimosa pudica
8. Mucuna deeringiana
S
9. Sesbania cannabina (S. bispinosa)
10. Sesbania Sesban
T
11. Tephrosia candida (SR) Oct.-Nov.
12. Tephrosia purpurea
V
13. Vigna sinensis (Vigna Uniquiculata)
FRUITS TREES SHRUBS
A
1. Aegle marmelos
2. Anacardium occidentale
3. Annona squamosa - (Custard apple)
4. Artocarpus integrifolia
5. (A . heterophyllus) (SL) June
6 . Artocarpus lakoocha (SL) June-July
C
7. Carica papaya
8. Carica coorge honey dew
9. Carica disco
10. Carica farm selection-I
11. Carica Fl Madhubala
12. Carica mamoth large
13. Carica pusa dwarf
14. Citrus limethoides (SL) July-Aug.
15. Citrus limon (Citrus limonia )(SL)
16. Citrus Paradisi (SL) Oct.-Nov..
17. Citrus reticulato (SL) Oct-Nov. 18. Citrus sinensis
19. Carica ranchi dwarf
20 9. Carica washington
21. Carissa Carandas (SL) Aug.-Sept.
22. Castanea Sativa (SL) Oct.-Nov.
23. Citrus aurantifolia SR) May-June
24. Citrus citronella
25. Citrus decumana (SL)
26. Citrus limethoides (SL) Oct.-Nov.
27. Cordia sebestina (SL) June-July
28. Cydonia oblonga
29. Cocos nucifera
30. Cordia dichotoma (C. myxa)(SL) June-July
E
31. Emblica officinalis (Phyllanthus emblica)
J
32. Juglans regia
L
33. Litchi chinensis (SL) June
M
34. Malus baccata (SL) Sept.-Oct.
35. Malus sylvestris
36. Mangifera indica (SL) June-July
37. Manilkara hexandra
P
38. Prunus amygdalus
39. Prunus armenica
40. Prunus avium (SR) June-July
41. Prunus domestica (SR) June
42. Prunus puddum (P. cerasoides) (SR) March-April
43. Psidium guajava
44. Punica granatum
45. Pyrus Communis (SR) Sept.-Oct.
46. Pyrus Cydonia (SR) Sept.-Oct.
47. Pyrus Pashia (SR) Sept.-Oct
48. Prunus persica (SR) June
T
49. Tamarindus indica
Z
50. Zizyphus jujuba
SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
A
1. Anethum graveclens
2. Anethum sowa *
C
3. Carum Carvi
4. Carum roxourghianun
5. Cinnamomum tarmala (SR) Aug.-Sept.
6. Citrullus colocynthis
7. Cleome viscosa (C. icosandiza)
8. Coriandrum sativum
9. Cumin cyminum
M
10. Murraya exotica (SL) Oct.-Feb.
11. Murraya koengii (SL) Aug.-Sept. Curry Plant
FODDER / GRASS SEEDS
C
1. Cenchrus ciliaris
2. Cynodon dactylon
3. Cenchrus setigerus
D
4. Dicanthium annulatum
I
5. Imperata arundinacea
M
6. Macroptilium astropurpureus
7. Melilotus parviflora
8. Medicago sativa
P
9. Panicum maximum
10. Panicum miliaceum
11. Pennisetum americanum
S
12. Saccharum spontaneum
13. Sorghum halepense
14. Sorghum sudanense
15. Sorghum vulgare
16. Stylosanthus fruiticosa (SR) Jan.-Dec.
17. Stylosanthus glabra
18. Stylosanthus hamata
T
19. Trifolium alexandrinum
20. Trifolium pratenso
21. Trifolium repens
DYE YEILDING PLANTS
B
1. Bixa orellana
M
2. Mallotus philipinensis (SR) March-April
FLOWERING SHRUBS
A
1. Allamanda cathartica (SR) Sept.-Oct.
C
2. Caesalpinia pulcherrima
3. Cassia alata
4. Cassia angustifolia
5. Cassia auriculata
6. Cassia floribunda (C. laevigata) (SR) Jan.-Feb.
7. Cassia glauca
8. Cassia roxburghii
9. Clerodendron infortunatum (SR) May-June
10. Coffea bengalensis (SR) Nov.-Dec.
H
11. Hibiscus mutabilis
I
12. Indigofera tinctoria
L
13. Lantana camera
R
14. Rosa moschata
15. Rosa sericea (SR) Nov.-Dec.
U
16. Ulex europeus (SR) July-Sep
MEDICINAL PLANTS
A
1. Abroma augusta (SR) Nov.-Feb.
2. Abrus precatorius (SR) Oct.-Nov.
3. Achyranthus aspera
4. Andrographis paniculata
5. Argemone mexicana
6. Artemisa annua (SR) July-Aug.
7. Aspparagus racemosus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
8. Azadirachta Indica (SL) July- Aug.
B
9. Balanites roxburghii
10. Berberis aristata (SR) July-Aug.
11. Boswelia serrata (SR) May-June
12. Bryonopsis laciniosa
13. Butea monosperma (SL) May-June
C
14. Cassia angustifolia
15. Capparis decidua 16. Cassia occidentalis
17. Cassia tora
18. Catharanthus roseus (Vinca rosea)
19. Centella asitica (SR) Nov.Dec.
20. Centratherum anthelminticum
21. Commiphora mukul (SR) July. Aug.
22. Corchorus depressus
D
23. Datura metel
E
24. Eleaocerpus sphaericus
25. Eleaocerpus ganitrus Rudraksha
G
26. Gloriosa superba
27. Gynocardia odorata(SR) Oct-Nov.
H
28. Helicteres isora
29. Hibiscus abelmoschus 30. Holarrhena antidysenterica (SR) May-July
J
31. Jatropha Carcus Sept.-Oct.
M
32. Mesua ferrea (SL)
33. Mimosa pudica
34. Muccuna prurita (M. Prunens) (SL) Oct-Nov.
N
35. Nelumbo nucifera
O
36. Ocimum kilimandscharicum
37. Ocimum sanctum
38. Operaculina turpethum
P
39. Plantago ovata
R
40. Rauwolfia canescens
41. Rauwolfia serpentina
42. Ricinus communis
S
43. Salvadora oleoides
44. Sapindus mukorossii
45. Sida acuta
46. Sisymbruim irio
47. Solanum khasianum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
48. Solanum xanthocarpum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
49. Spilanthus acmella
50. Strychnos nux-vomica
51. Strychnos potatorum
T
52. Terminalia belliriea
53. Terminalia bellrica
54. Terminalia chebula
W
55. Withania somnifera
56. Wrightia tinctoria
PALMS AND CYCADS
A
1. Areca catechu (Arecanut, betal palm) (SR) July- Aug.
C
2. Caryota mitis (SR) June-July
3. Caryota urens (Today palm)
L
4. Livistonia chinensis
5. Livistonia jenkinsiana
O
6. Oreodexa regia (Roysstonea regia. Bottle palm) Royal Palm
P
7. Phoenix acaulis
8. Phoenix dactylifera
9. Phoenix humilis
10. Phoenix rupicola
11. Phoenix sylvestris
BEVERAGE PLANTS
C
1. Camellia sinensis (SR) Oct.-Dec.
2. Coffea arabica
CONIFERS
A
1. Abies pindrow (Himalayan silver fir)(SL) Oct.-Nov.
2. Araucaria bidwilli (SL) June-July
3. Araucaria Cunninghamii (SL) May-June
C
4. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov.-Dec.
5. Cryptomeria japonica
6. Cupressus semperviens (SR)
7. Cupressus cashmeriana
8. Cupressus funebris (SR) Oct.-Nov.
9. Cupressus lusitanica (SR) Oct.-Nov.
10. Cupressus macrocarpus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
11. Cupressus torulosa
P
12. Picea morinda (P. smithiana) (SR) Nov.-Dec.
13. Pinus excelsa
14. Pinus gerardiana (SL) Nov.-Dec.
15. Pinus patula
16. Pinus roxburghii (P. longifolia)
17. Pinus wallichiana (P. excelsa. P. grifithii)
18. Podocarpus gracillor (SL) Aug-Sept.
T
19. Taxodium mucronatum (SR) Oct.- Nov.
20. Thuja orientalis
Musa balbisina
(Musa) "Chini-champa"
Musa laterita
Musa Rajapuri
Musa sikkimensis
Musa velutina
Ensete glaucum
Ensete superbum
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Great seed vendor from South India
« on: February 23, 2017, 09:39:42 PM »
I am writing a recommendation for a seed vendor called Loui from Kerrela India. I have a nursery in QLD Australia
www.helgasnursery.com.au
and have been buying seed from Loui for many years. I have gotten a lot of rare seeds from him over the years including nutmeg, cinnamon, clove, cardamom and more.
He has all ways been good to deal with. I have attached his current seed list in text in the area below this email. If your looking for something that grows in South India ask him as he might not list it. I all so recommend being patient when requesting recalcitrant seeds for example nutmeg is on in northern summer so requesting it at another time is pointless.
His email is loardvishnu@gmail.com
Scroll down for his fruiting trees.
TIMBER/ORNAMENTAL & FLOWERING TREES SEEDS
1. Acacia auriculiformis
2. Acacia catechu (Cutch tree)
3. Acacia dealbata (Silver wattle)
4. Acacia decurrens (Green wattle)
5. Acacia intensia
6. Acacia melanoxylon
7. Acacia mernsii (A . mollissima) 8. Acacia nilotica
9. Acacia planifrons (Umbrella thorn)
10. Acacia senegal
11. Acacia Suma
12. Acacia tortilis
13. Acer odlongum (SR) July-Aug.
14. Acrocarpus fraxinifolium
15. Adenanthera pavonina
16. Adina cordifolia
17. Aesculus Indica (SL) Aug.-Nov.
18. Ailanthus excelsa
19. Albizzia amara
20. Albizzia lcbbeck
21. Albizzia lucida
22. Albizzia moluccana (A. falcataria)
23. Albizzia procera
24. Albizzia richardiana
25. Albizzia stipulata (A. chinensis)
26. Alnus nepalensis
27. Alstonia Scholaris (SR) March-June
28. Anogeisus latifolia (SR) Dec.-Jan.
29. Anogeisus pendula
30. Anthocephalus indica (A.cadamba)
31. Artocarpus chaplasha (SL) July –Aug.
32. Barringtonia acutangula (SL) July-Aug.
33. Bauhinia hookeria
34. Bauhinia Purpurea
35. Bauhinia recemosa
36. Bauhinia retusa
37. Bauhinia variegata
38. Bombax Ceiba
39. Broussonetia Papyifera
40. Callistemon lanceolatus (C.viminalis)
41. Cassia fistula
42. Cassia grandis
43. Cassia javanica
44. Cassia marginata
45. Cassia nodusa
46. Cassia reigera
47. Cassia siamea (C. Florida)
48. Cassia spectablis
49. Casuarina equisetifolia (C.muricata)
50. Cedrela toona (T. cillata )(SL) June-July
51. Chickrassia tabularis
52. Celtis australis
53. Ceiba pentendra
54. Chorosia speciosa (SL) Feb-March
55. Cinnamomum camphora (SL) Oct.-Nov.
56. Colvillea racemosa
57. Dalbergia assamica
58. Dalbergia latifolia
59. Dalbergia Sissoo
60. Derris robusta
61. Dillenia indica (SL) Oct.-Nov.
62. Diospyros embryopteris (P. preregrina)
63. Entcrolobuim Contartisiliquim
64. Elacocarpus ganitrus (E. sphaerucus )
65. Erythrina indica
66. Eucalyptus camaldulensis
67. Eucalyptus citriodora
68. Eucalyptus globulus
69. Eucalyptus grandis (SR) Feb-March
70. Eucalyptus hybird
71. Eucalyptus robusta
72. Eucalyptus tereticornis
73. Ficus benjamina (SL) May-June
74. Ficus bengalensis (SL) May-June
75. Ficus elastica (F. heveabrasilensis (SL) May- June
76. Ficus Krishnae (SL) Aug.-Sept.
77. Ficus religiosa (SL) May- June
78. Ficus retusa (SL) May – June
79. Garuga pinnata
80. Gliricidia maculata (G. sepium)
81. Gmelina arborea
82. Grewia optiva (G. oppostifolia Bhimal)
83. Grevilla robusta (Silver oak)
84. Hardwickia pinata
85. Jacaranda mimosaefolia
86. Kigelia pinnata (SR) Nov.-Dec.
87. Koclreuteria paniculata
88. Lagerstroemia Speciosa (L. flos –reginue)
89. Lagerstroemia thorelli (SR) Feb-March
90. Leucaena leucocephala
91. Melia azedarach
92. Michalia champaca (SL) Aug.- Sept.
93. Mitragyna parvifolia
94. Mimusops elengi (SL) June- July
95. Morus alba
96. Morus nigra
97. Nerium indicuim (N. odorum)
98. Nyctanthus arbortrists (SL) Nov.-Dec.
99. Parkia roxburghi (P. javanica)
100. Parkia blglandulsa
101. Peltophorum ferrugineum
102. Pithecolobium dulec
103. Pithecolobium saman (Samanea saman )
104. Poinciana regia (Delonix regia)
105. Polyalthua longifolia (SL) July-Aug.
106. Polyalthua pendula (SL) July-Aug
107. Prosopis Juliflora (P.c Specigera)
108. Prosopis Juliflora (P. chilensis)
109. Pterocarpus dalbergioides (P.indieus Baker)
110. Pterocarpus Santalum
111. Pterospermum acerifolium
112. Putranjiva roxburghhii
113. Quercus lncana (SR) Nov.-Dec.
114. Quereus Serrata Nov.-Dec.
115. Qugenia Oojeinensis (SR) May-June
116. Robinia Psendoacacia
117. Saraca Indica(SR) June-July
118. Sesbania grandiflora
119. Spathodea Companulata (Tulip Tree ) (SR) April-May
120. Shorea robusta (SL) June –July
121. Sterculia villosa (S. alata) Nov.-Dec.
122. Swietenia macrophylla (SR) Dec.-Fev.
123. Swietenia mahagoni
124. Tecoma stana (SL) Dec.-Jan.
125. Tecomella argentea (SL) Jan.-Feb.
126. Tectona grandis (Teak)
127. Terminalia arjuna
128. Terminalia catappa
129. Terminalia alata (T . Tomentosa)
130. Terminalia myriocarpa
131. Thespesia populnea
132. Thespesia nerifolia (SL) Aug.-Sept.
133. Trewia mudiflora
134. Wrightua tomentosa
AROMATIC/ESSENTIAL OIL BEARING
1. Cymbopogon flexuosus
2. Cymbopogon martinii
3. Cymbopogon palmorosa
4. Cymbopogon Rosha
5. Pimpinella anisum
6. Santalum album
7. Tagetes Mimuta
8. Veliveria zizanioidesAcacia auriculiformis
PLANTS WITH OIL YIELDING SEEDS
A
1. Aleurites fordii (SR) Aug-Nov.
2. Arachis hypogea
3. Azadirachta indica (SL) June-Aug. Neem
B
4. Bischofia javanica (SL) Nov.-Dec.
C
5. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov. - Dec.
H
6. Helianthus annus (SL) Dec-March
M
7. Madhuca longifolia (Bassia latiofolia) (SR) June-July
8. Moringa oclifera (M. pteriggosperm)
9. Myristica fragrans (SL) Sept.-Oct
P
10. Pongamia pinnata
S
11. Sapium sebiferum
12. Schleichere Trijuga (S. deosa) (SL) June-July
13. Semecarpus anacardium (SL) Nov. -Jan
FLOWERING CREEPERS/CLIMBERS
A
1. Antigonon alba (A. leptopus) (SL) January
2. Artabotrys odoratissimus (SR) Sept.-Feb
B
3 . Bauhinia vahlii
C
4 . Clitoria ternatea
I
5 . Ipomea palmata
GREEN MANURING SEEDS
C
1. Canavalia ensilormis
2. Canavalia gladiata
3. Crotalarioa anagyroides
4. Crotalaria juncea
G
5. Glycine hispida
L
6. Leucaena leucocephala
M
7. Mimosa pudica
8. Mucuna deeringiana
S
9. Sesbania cannabina (S. bispinosa)
10. Sesbania Sesban
T
11. Tephrosia candida (SR) Oct.-Nov.
12. Tephrosia purpurea
V
13. Vigna sinensis (Vigna Uniquiculata)
FRUITS TREES SHRUBS
A
1. Aegle marmelos
2. Anacardium occidentale
3. Annona squamosa - (Custard apple)
4. Artocarpus integrifolia
5. (A . heterophyllus) (SL) June
6 . Artocarpus lakoocha (SL) June-July
C
7. Carica papaya
8. Carica coorge honey dew
9. Carica disco
10. Carica farm selection-I
11. Carica Fl Madhubala
12. Carica mamoth large
13. Carica pusa dwarf
14. Citrus limethoides (SL) July-Aug.
15. Citrus limon (Citrus limonia )(SL)
16. Citrus Paradisi (SL) Oct.-Nov..
17. Citrus reticulato (SL) Oct-Nov. 18. Citrus sinensis
19. Carica ranchi dwarf
20 9. Carica washington
21. Carissa Carandas (SL) Aug.-Sept.
22. Castanea Sativa (SL) Oct.-Nov.
23. Citrus aurantifolia SR) May-June
24. Citrus citronella
25. Citrus decumana (SL)
26. Citrus limethoides (SL) Oct.-Nov.
27. Cordia sebestina (SL) June-July
28. Cydonia oblonga
29. Cocos nucifera
30. Cordia dichotoma (C. myxa)(SL) June-July
E
31. Emblica officinalis (Phyllanthus emblica)
J
32. Juglans regia
L
33. Litchi chinensis (SL) June
M
34. Malus baccata (SL) Sept.-Oct.
35. Malus sylvestris
36. Mangifera indica (SL) June-July
37. Manilkara hexandra
P
38. Prunus amygdalus
39. Prunus armenica
40. Prunus avium (SR) June-July
41. Prunus domestica (SR) June
42. Prunus puddum (P. cerasoides) (SR) March-April
43. Psidium guajava
44. Punica granatum
45. Pyrus Communis (SR) Sept.-Oct.
46. Pyrus Cydonia (SR) Sept.-Oct.
47. Pyrus Pashia (SR) Sept.-Oct
48. Prunus persica (SR) June
T
49. Tamarindus indica
Z
50. Zizyphus jujuba
SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
A
1. Anethum graveclens
2. Anethum sowa *
C
3. Carum Carvi
4. Carum roxourghianun
5. Cinnamomum tarmala (SR) Aug.-Sept.
6. Citrullus colocynthis
7. Cleome viscosa (C. icosandiza)
8. Coriandrum sativum
9. Cumin cyminum
M
10. Murraya exotica (SL) Oct.-Feb.
11. Murraya koengii (SL) Aug.-Sept. Curry Plant
FODDER / GRASS SEEDS
C
1. Cenchrus ciliaris
2. Cynodon dactylon
3. Cenchrus setigerus
D
4. Dicanthium annulatum
I
5. Imperata arundinacea
M
6. Macroptilium astropurpureus
7. Melilotus parviflora
8. Medicago sativa
P
9. Panicum maximum
10. Panicum miliaceum
11. Pennisetum americanum
S
12. Saccharum spontaneum
13. Sorghum halepense
14. Sorghum sudanense
15. Sorghum vulgare
16. Stylosanthus fruiticosa (SR) Jan.-Dec.
17. Stylosanthus glabra
18. Stylosanthus hamata
T
19. Trifolium alexandrinum
20. Trifolium pratenso
21. Trifolium repens
DYE YEILDING PLANTS
B
1. Bixa orellana
M
2. Mallotus philipinensis (SR) March-April
FLOWERING SHRUBS
A
1. Allamanda cathartica (SR) Sept.-Oct.
C
2. Caesalpinia pulcherrima
3. Cassia alata
4. Cassia angustifolia
5. Cassia auriculata
6. Cassia floribunda (C. laevigata) (SR) Jan.-Feb.
7. Cassia glauca
8. Cassia roxburghii
9. Clerodendron infortunatum (SR) May-June
10. Coffea bengalensis (SR) Nov.-Dec.
H
11. Hibiscus mutabilis
I
12. Indigofera tinctoria
L
13. Lantana camera
R
14. Rosa moschata
15. Rosa sericea (SR) Nov.-Dec.
U
16. Ulex europeus (SR) July-Sep
MEDICINAL PLANTS
A
1. Abroma augusta (SR) Nov.-Feb.
2. Abrus precatorius (SR) Oct.-Nov.
3. Achyranthus aspera
4. Andrographis paniculata
5. Argemone mexicana
6. Artemisa annua (SR) July-Aug.
7. Aspparagus racemosus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
8. Azadirachta Indica (SL) July- Aug.
B
9. Balanites roxburghii
10. Berberis aristata (SR) July-Aug.
11. Boswelia serrata (SR) May-June
12. Bryonopsis laciniosa
13. Butea monosperma (SL) May-June
C
14. Cassia angustifolia
15. Capparis decidua 16. Cassia occidentalis
17. Cassia tora
18. Catharanthus roseus (Vinca rosea)
19. Centella asitica (SR) Nov.Dec.
20. Centratherum anthelminticum
21. Commiphora mukul (SR) July. Aug.
22. Corchorus depressus
D
23. Datura metel
E
24. Eleaocerpus sphaericus
25. Eleaocerpus ganitrus Rudraksha
G
26. Gloriosa superba
27. Gynocardia odorata(SR) Oct-Nov.
H
28. Helicteres isora
29. Hibiscus abelmoschus 30. Holarrhena antidysenterica (SR) May-July
J
31. Jatropha Carcus Sept.-Oct.
M
32. Mesua ferrea (SL)
33. Mimosa pudica
34. Muccuna prurita (M. Prunens) (SL) Oct-Nov.
N
35. Nelumbo nucifera
O
36. Ocimum kilimandscharicum
37. Ocimum sanctum
38. Operaculina turpethum
P
39. Plantago ovata
R
40. Rauwolfia canescens
41. Rauwolfia serpentina
42. Ricinus communis
S
43. Salvadora oleoides
44. Sapindus mukorossii
45. Sida acuta
46. Sisymbruim irio
47. Solanum khasianum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
48. Solanum xanthocarpum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
49. Spilanthus acmella
50. Strychnos nux-vomica
51. Strychnos potatorum
T
52. Terminalia belliriea
53. Terminalia bellrica
54. Terminalia chebula
W
55. Withania somnifera
56. Wrightia tinctoria
PALMS AND CYCADS
A
1. Areca catechu (Arecanut, betal palm) (SR) July- Aug.
C
2. Caryota mitis (SR) June-July
3. Caryota urens (Today palm)
L
4. Livistonia chinensis
5. Livistonia jenkinsiana
O
6. Oreodexa regia (Roysstonea regia. Bottle palm) Royal Palm
P
7. Phoenix acaulis
8. Phoenix dactylifera
9. Phoenix humilis
10. Phoenix rupicola
11. Phoenix sylvestris
BEVERAGE PLANTS
C
1. Camellia sinensis (SR) Oct.-Dec.
2. Coffea arabica
CONIFERS
A
1. Abies pindrow (Himalayan silver fir)(SL) Oct.-Nov.
2. Araucaria bidwilli (SL) June-July
3. Araucaria Cunninghamii (SL) May-June
C
4. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov.-Dec.
5. Cryptomeria japonica
6. Cupressus semperviens (SR)
7. Cupressus cashmeriana
8. Cupressus funebris (SR) Oct.-Nov.
9. Cupressus lusitanica (SR) Oct.-Nov.
10. Cupressus macrocarpus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
11. Cupressus torulosa
P
12. Picea morinda (P. smithiana) (SR) Nov.-Dec.
13. Pinus excelsa
14. Pinus gerardiana (SL) Nov.-Dec.
15. Pinus patula
16. Pinus roxburghii (P. longifolia)
17. Pinus wallichiana (P. excelsa. P. grifithii)
18. Podocarpus gracillor (SL) Aug-Sept.
T
19. Taxodium mucronatum (SR) Oct.- Nov.
20. Thuja orientalis
Musa balbisina
(Musa) "Chini-champa"
Musa laterita
Musa Rajapuri
Musa sikkimensis
Musa velutina
Ensete glaucum
Ensete superbum
www.helgasnursery.com.au
and have been buying seed from Loui for many years. I have gotten a lot of rare seeds from him over the years including nutmeg, cinnamon, clove, cardamom and more.
He has all ways been good to deal with. I have attached his current seed list in text in the area below this email. If your looking for something that grows in South India ask him as he might not list it. I all so recommend being patient when requesting recalcitrant seeds for example nutmeg is on in northern summer so requesting it at another time is pointless.
His email is loardvishnu@gmail.com
Scroll down for his fruiting trees.
TIMBER/ORNAMENTAL & FLOWERING TREES SEEDS
1. Acacia auriculiformis
2. Acacia catechu (Cutch tree)
3. Acacia dealbata (Silver wattle)
4. Acacia decurrens (Green wattle)
5. Acacia intensia
6. Acacia melanoxylon
7. Acacia mernsii (A . mollissima) 8. Acacia nilotica
9. Acacia planifrons (Umbrella thorn)
10. Acacia senegal
11. Acacia Suma
12. Acacia tortilis
13. Acer odlongum (SR) July-Aug.
14. Acrocarpus fraxinifolium
15. Adenanthera pavonina
16. Adina cordifolia
17. Aesculus Indica (SL) Aug.-Nov.
18. Ailanthus excelsa
19. Albizzia amara
20. Albizzia lcbbeck
21. Albizzia lucida
22. Albizzia moluccana (A. falcataria)
23. Albizzia procera
24. Albizzia richardiana
25. Albizzia stipulata (A. chinensis)
26. Alnus nepalensis
27. Alstonia Scholaris (SR) March-June
28. Anogeisus latifolia (SR) Dec.-Jan.
29. Anogeisus pendula
30. Anthocephalus indica (A.cadamba)
31. Artocarpus chaplasha (SL) July –Aug.
32. Barringtonia acutangula (SL) July-Aug.
33. Bauhinia hookeria
34. Bauhinia Purpurea
35. Bauhinia recemosa
36. Bauhinia retusa
37. Bauhinia variegata
38. Bombax Ceiba
39. Broussonetia Papyifera
40. Callistemon lanceolatus (C.viminalis)
41. Cassia fistula
42. Cassia grandis
43. Cassia javanica
44. Cassia marginata
45. Cassia nodusa
46. Cassia reigera
47. Cassia siamea (C. Florida)
48. Cassia spectablis
49. Casuarina equisetifolia (C.muricata)
50. Cedrela toona (T. cillata )(SL) June-July
51. Chickrassia tabularis
52. Celtis australis
53. Ceiba pentendra
54. Chorosia speciosa (SL) Feb-March
55. Cinnamomum camphora (SL) Oct.-Nov.
56. Colvillea racemosa
57. Dalbergia assamica
58. Dalbergia latifolia
59. Dalbergia Sissoo
60. Derris robusta
61. Dillenia indica (SL) Oct.-Nov.
62. Diospyros embryopteris (P. preregrina)
63. Entcrolobuim Contartisiliquim
64. Elacocarpus ganitrus (E. sphaerucus )
65. Erythrina indica
66. Eucalyptus camaldulensis
67. Eucalyptus citriodora
68. Eucalyptus globulus
69. Eucalyptus grandis (SR) Feb-March
70. Eucalyptus hybird
71. Eucalyptus robusta
72. Eucalyptus tereticornis
73. Ficus benjamina (SL) May-June
74. Ficus bengalensis (SL) May-June
75. Ficus elastica (F. heveabrasilensis (SL) May- June
76. Ficus Krishnae (SL) Aug.-Sept.
77. Ficus religiosa (SL) May- June
78. Ficus retusa (SL) May – June
79. Garuga pinnata
80. Gliricidia maculata (G. sepium)
81. Gmelina arborea
82. Grewia optiva (G. oppostifolia Bhimal)
83. Grevilla robusta (Silver oak)
84. Hardwickia pinata
85. Jacaranda mimosaefolia
86. Kigelia pinnata (SR) Nov.-Dec.
87. Koclreuteria paniculata
88. Lagerstroemia Speciosa (L. flos –reginue)
89. Lagerstroemia thorelli (SR) Feb-March
90. Leucaena leucocephala
91. Melia azedarach
92. Michalia champaca (SL) Aug.- Sept.
93. Mitragyna parvifolia
94. Mimusops elengi (SL) June- July
95. Morus alba
96. Morus nigra
97. Nerium indicuim (N. odorum)
98. Nyctanthus arbortrists (SL) Nov.-Dec.
99. Parkia roxburghi (P. javanica)
100. Parkia blglandulsa
101. Peltophorum ferrugineum
102. Pithecolobium dulec
103. Pithecolobium saman (Samanea saman )
104. Poinciana regia (Delonix regia)
105. Polyalthua longifolia (SL) July-Aug.
106. Polyalthua pendula (SL) July-Aug
107. Prosopis Juliflora (P.c Specigera)
108. Prosopis Juliflora (P. chilensis)
109. Pterocarpus dalbergioides (P.indieus Baker)
110. Pterocarpus Santalum
111. Pterospermum acerifolium
112. Putranjiva roxburghhii
113. Quercus lncana (SR) Nov.-Dec.
114. Quereus Serrata Nov.-Dec.
115. Qugenia Oojeinensis (SR) May-June
116. Robinia Psendoacacia
117. Saraca Indica(SR) June-July
118. Sesbania grandiflora
119. Spathodea Companulata (Tulip Tree ) (SR) April-May
120. Shorea robusta (SL) June –July
121. Sterculia villosa (S. alata) Nov.-Dec.
122. Swietenia macrophylla (SR) Dec.-Fev.
123. Swietenia mahagoni
124. Tecoma stana (SL) Dec.-Jan.
125. Tecomella argentea (SL) Jan.-Feb.
126. Tectona grandis (Teak)
127. Terminalia arjuna
128. Terminalia catappa
129. Terminalia alata (T . Tomentosa)
130. Terminalia myriocarpa
131. Thespesia populnea
132. Thespesia nerifolia (SL) Aug.-Sept.
133. Trewia mudiflora
134. Wrightua tomentosa
AROMATIC/ESSENTIAL OIL BEARING
1. Cymbopogon flexuosus
2. Cymbopogon martinii
3. Cymbopogon palmorosa
4. Cymbopogon Rosha
5. Pimpinella anisum
6. Santalum album
7. Tagetes Mimuta
8. Veliveria zizanioidesAcacia auriculiformis
PLANTS WITH OIL YIELDING SEEDS
A
1. Aleurites fordii (SR) Aug-Nov.
2. Arachis hypogea
3. Azadirachta indica (SL) June-Aug. Neem
B
4. Bischofia javanica (SL) Nov.-Dec.
C
5. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov. - Dec.
H
6. Helianthus annus (SL) Dec-March
M
7. Madhuca longifolia (Bassia latiofolia) (SR) June-July
8. Moringa oclifera (M. pteriggosperm)
9. Myristica fragrans (SL) Sept.-Oct
P
10. Pongamia pinnata
S
11. Sapium sebiferum
12. Schleichere Trijuga (S. deosa) (SL) June-July
13. Semecarpus anacardium (SL) Nov. -Jan
FLOWERING CREEPERS/CLIMBERS
A
1. Antigonon alba (A. leptopus) (SL) January
2. Artabotrys odoratissimus (SR) Sept.-Feb
B
3 . Bauhinia vahlii
C
4 . Clitoria ternatea
I
5 . Ipomea palmata
GREEN MANURING SEEDS
C
1. Canavalia ensilormis
2. Canavalia gladiata
3. Crotalarioa anagyroides
4. Crotalaria juncea
G
5. Glycine hispida
L
6. Leucaena leucocephala
M
7. Mimosa pudica
8. Mucuna deeringiana
S
9. Sesbania cannabina (S. bispinosa)
10. Sesbania Sesban
T
11. Tephrosia candida (SR) Oct.-Nov.
12. Tephrosia purpurea
V
13. Vigna sinensis (Vigna Uniquiculata)
FRUITS TREES SHRUBS
A
1. Aegle marmelos
2. Anacardium occidentale
3. Annona squamosa - (Custard apple)
4. Artocarpus integrifolia
5. (A . heterophyllus) (SL) June
6 . Artocarpus lakoocha (SL) June-July
C
7. Carica papaya
8. Carica coorge honey dew
9. Carica disco
10. Carica farm selection-I
11. Carica Fl Madhubala
12. Carica mamoth large
13. Carica pusa dwarf
14. Citrus limethoides (SL) July-Aug.
15. Citrus limon (Citrus limonia )(SL)
16. Citrus Paradisi (SL) Oct.-Nov..
17. Citrus reticulato (SL) Oct-Nov. 18. Citrus sinensis
19. Carica ranchi dwarf
20 9. Carica washington
21. Carissa Carandas (SL) Aug.-Sept.
22. Castanea Sativa (SL) Oct.-Nov.
23. Citrus aurantifolia SR) May-June
24. Citrus citronella
25. Citrus decumana (SL)
26. Citrus limethoides (SL) Oct.-Nov.
27. Cordia sebestina (SL) June-July
28. Cydonia oblonga
29. Cocos nucifera
30. Cordia dichotoma (C. myxa)(SL) June-July
E
31. Emblica officinalis (Phyllanthus emblica)
J
32. Juglans regia
L
33. Litchi chinensis (SL) June
M
34. Malus baccata (SL) Sept.-Oct.
35. Malus sylvestris
36. Mangifera indica (SL) June-July
37. Manilkara hexandra
P
38. Prunus amygdalus
39. Prunus armenica
40. Prunus avium (SR) June-July
41. Prunus domestica (SR) June
42. Prunus puddum (P. cerasoides) (SR) March-April
43. Psidium guajava
44. Punica granatum
45. Pyrus Communis (SR) Sept.-Oct.
46. Pyrus Cydonia (SR) Sept.-Oct.
47. Pyrus Pashia (SR) Sept.-Oct
48. Prunus persica (SR) June
T
49. Tamarindus indica
Z
50. Zizyphus jujuba
SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
A
1. Anethum graveclens
2. Anethum sowa *
C
3. Carum Carvi
4. Carum roxourghianun
5. Cinnamomum tarmala (SR) Aug.-Sept.
6. Citrullus colocynthis
7. Cleome viscosa (C. icosandiza)
8. Coriandrum sativum
9. Cumin cyminum
M
10. Murraya exotica (SL) Oct.-Feb.
11. Murraya koengii (SL) Aug.-Sept. Curry Plant
FODDER / GRASS SEEDS
C
1. Cenchrus ciliaris
2. Cynodon dactylon
3. Cenchrus setigerus
D
4. Dicanthium annulatum
I
5. Imperata arundinacea
M
6. Macroptilium astropurpureus
7. Melilotus parviflora
8. Medicago sativa
P
9. Panicum maximum
10. Panicum miliaceum
11. Pennisetum americanum
S
12. Saccharum spontaneum
13. Sorghum halepense
14. Sorghum sudanense
15. Sorghum vulgare
16. Stylosanthus fruiticosa (SR) Jan.-Dec.
17. Stylosanthus glabra
18. Stylosanthus hamata
T
19. Trifolium alexandrinum
20. Trifolium pratenso
21. Trifolium repens
DYE YEILDING PLANTS
B
1. Bixa orellana
M
2. Mallotus philipinensis (SR) March-April
FLOWERING SHRUBS
A
1. Allamanda cathartica (SR) Sept.-Oct.
C
2. Caesalpinia pulcherrima
3. Cassia alata
4. Cassia angustifolia
5. Cassia auriculata
6. Cassia floribunda (C. laevigata) (SR) Jan.-Feb.
7. Cassia glauca
8. Cassia roxburghii
9. Clerodendron infortunatum (SR) May-June
10. Coffea bengalensis (SR) Nov.-Dec.
H
11. Hibiscus mutabilis
I
12. Indigofera tinctoria
L
13. Lantana camera
R
14. Rosa moschata
15. Rosa sericea (SR) Nov.-Dec.
U
16. Ulex europeus (SR) July-Sep
MEDICINAL PLANTS
A
1. Abroma augusta (SR) Nov.-Feb.
2. Abrus precatorius (SR) Oct.-Nov.
3. Achyranthus aspera
4. Andrographis paniculata
5. Argemone mexicana
6. Artemisa annua (SR) July-Aug.
7. Aspparagus racemosus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
8. Azadirachta Indica (SL) July- Aug.
B
9. Balanites roxburghii
10. Berberis aristata (SR) July-Aug.
11. Boswelia serrata (SR) May-June
12. Bryonopsis laciniosa
13. Butea monosperma (SL) May-June
C
14. Cassia angustifolia
15. Capparis decidua 16. Cassia occidentalis
17. Cassia tora
18. Catharanthus roseus (Vinca rosea)
19. Centella asitica (SR) Nov.Dec.
20. Centratherum anthelminticum
21. Commiphora mukul (SR) July. Aug.
22. Corchorus depressus
D
23. Datura metel
E
24. Eleaocerpus sphaericus
25. Eleaocerpus ganitrus Rudraksha
G
26. Gloriosa superba
27. Gynocardia odorata(SR) Oct-Nov.
H
28. Helicteres isora
29. Hibiscus abelmoschus 30. Holarrhena antidysenterica (SR) May-July
J
31. Jatropha Carcus Sept.-Oct.
M
32. Mesua ferrea (SL)
33. Mimosa pudica
34. Muccuna prurita (M. Prunens) (SL) Oct-Nov.
N
35. Nelumbo nucifera
O
36. Ocimum kilimandscharicum
37. Ocimum sanctum
38. Operaculina turpethum
P
39. Plantago ovata
R
40. Rauwolfia canescens
41. Rauwolfia serpentina
42. Ricinus communis
S
43. Salvadora oleoides
44. Sapindus mukorossii
45. Sida acuta
46. Sisymbruim irio
47. Solanum khasianum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
48. Solanum xanthocarpum (SR) Sept.-Oct.
49. Spilanthus acmella
50. Strychnos nux-vomica
51. Strychnos potatorum
T
52. Terminalia belliriea
53. Terminalia bellrica
54. Terminalia chebula
W
55. Withania somnifera
56. Wrightia tinctoria
PALMS AND CYCADS
A
1. Areca catechu (Arecanut, betal palm) (SR) July- Aug.
C
2. Caryota mitis (SR) June-July
3. Caryota urens (Today palm)
L
4. Livistonia chinensis
5. Livistonia jenkinsiana
O
6. Oreodexa regia (Roysstonea regia. Bottle palm) Royal Palm
P
7. Phoenix acaulis
8. Phoenix dactylifera
9. Phoenix humilis
10. Phoenix rupicola
11. Phoenix sylvestris
BEVERAGE PLANTS
C
1. Camellia sinensis (SR) Oct.-Dec.
2. Coffea arabica
CONIFERS
A
1. Abies pindrow (Himalayan silver fir)(SL) Oct.-Nov.
2. Araucaria bidwilli (SL) June-July
3. Araucaria Cunninghamii (SL) May-June
C
4. Cedrus deodara (SL) Nov.-Dec.
5. Cryptomeria japonica
6. Cupressus semperviens (SR)
7. Cupressus cashmeriana
8. Cupressus funebris (SR) Oct.-Nov.
9. Cupressus lusitanica (SR) Oct.-Nov.
10. Cupressus macrocarpus (SR) Nov.-Dec.
11. Cupressus torulosa
P
12. Picea morinda (P. smithiana) (SR) Nov.-Dec.
13. Pinus excelsa
14. Pinus gerardiana (SL) Nov.-Dec.
15. Pinus patula
16. Pinus roxburghii (P. longifolia)
17. Pinus wallichiana (P. excelsa. P. grifithii)
18. Podocarpus gracillor (SL) Aug-Sept.
T
19. Taxodium mucronatum (SR) Oct.- Nov.
20. Thuja orientalis
Musa balbisina
(Musa) "Chini-champa"
Musa laterita
Musa Rajapuri
Musa sikkimensis
Musa velutina
Ensete glaucum
Ensete superbum
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / propagating breadfruit from stem cuttings
« on: January 16, 2017, 10:37:21 PM »
Hi...I am wondering if anyone has any experience propagating breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis) from stem cuttings? If so any tips?
I am not able to get enough plants from root cuttings and root suckers and am looking for other ways to propagate it.
Anyone know any other ways?
Thanks!
www.helgasnursery.com.au
I am not able to get enough plants from root cuttings and root suckers and am looking for other ways to propagate it.
Anyone know any other ways?
Thanks!
www.helgasnursery.com.au
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Help Identify this fruit!
« on: January 02, 2016, 01:49:57 AM »
I would appreciate any help identifying this fruit. The seeds and leaves are very similar to the Amazon tree grape.
Thanks in advance
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