Conocarpus erectus

Damsam is a type of evergreen broadleaf tree that can withstand drought, salt, heat, and strong winds. The fruit looks like dried raspberry or pine nut. Its brown peeling trunk is very attractive. Throughout the year, greenish white and purple flowers are produced, but they are inconspicuous. Due to its high tolerance to heat and drought, it is often used in hot and dry climates as a hedge or street tree or windbreak. Pruning is necessary to develop a strong structure, but it is not invasive and is not susceptible to pests and diseases. Alert: We are committed to displaying all products with their images and detailed descriptions, taking into account that the sizes, shapes, and lengths of natural plants may vary slightly from the images.