Seeds of the Indian almond tree (Pithecellobium dulce)

Common name: Indian Almond. Scientific name: Pithecellobium dulce. 20 seeds. The Indian Almond tree is native to Mexico, Florida, and Southeast Asia. The plant is a tree reaching up to 8 meters in height with a spread of about 5 meters. The leaves are green with full edges. The flower is about 12 cm in size, greenish-white in color, and has a pleasant fragrance. The fruits are aromatic, edible pods. This tree propagates through seeds. The plant grows well in local climates and is drought-tolerant. Its water requirement is moderate. It can withstand medium salinity in water. The uses of the tree are many, including as a plant for hedges, shade, gardening, street trees, as a single specimen, or planted in groups. The tree is cultivated in several regions. It has great value as a landscaping plant in cities due to its low maintenance needs, tolerance to harsh conditions, and versatility. This tree was successfully planted in Al-Diriyah as a single high-stem specimen along the roads.