Almond seedling

The Indian almond tree, and its scientific name Pithecellobium dulce, is an evergreen tree tolerant of harsh conditions. It reaches a height of 8 meters and spreads about 5 meters. The leaves are green, and the flower size is about 12 cm, with a pale greenish-white color and a pleasant scent. The fruits are fragrant pods that are edible. This tree propagates by seeds. The plant grows well in local climates within cities and is drought-resistant. Its water needs are moderate. It can tolerate moderate salinity. The tree has multiple uses, including as a plant screen, shade tree, for planting in parks, street trees, as a single specimen, or planted in groups. This tree has great value due to its low maintenance needs, its tolerance to harsh conditions, and its multiple uses. Environmental conditions: Urban environment: resistant Drought: resistant Flooded environment: sensitive Irrigation: moderate Salinity level: very high > 5000 ppm Frost tolerance: -3°C The Indian almond tree characteristics: Height: 8 m Spread: 5 m Leaf nature: evergreen, semi-evergreen Flower color: white, green Size: 12 cm Blooming period: from early April until the end of May Fruit type: pod Size: 18 cm Edibility: edible