5 Seeds Terminalia myriocarpa East India Almond Tree Tropical Shade Ornamental

Terminalia myriocarpa, commonly known as the East India Almond Tree, is a fast-growing tropical hardwood admired for its tall, straight trunk and layered, tiered branching. Its large, glossy green leaves create a dense canopy that offers excellent shade, while the tree itself brings a stately, tropical presence to warm-climate landscapes and large gardens.
This species works well as a specimen shade tree in tropical and subtropical settings, where its spreading crown and attractive foliage provide year-round structure. It can also be grown as an ornamental avenue or park tree in frost-free regions, and its durable wood is valued for general timber and construction use in its native range. Growers appreciate its vigorous growth habit and the graceful, cascading appearance of its long flower spikes.
Species: Terminalia myriocarpa
Type: Tropical hardwood tree
Plant_Habit: Tall, upright, tiered canopy
Sun: Full sun
Soil: Well-drained, fertile loam
Zones: 10-11
Germination: Sow on moist, well-drained medium, keep warm and lightly covered
Sowing: Surface sow, press gently, do not bury deeply
Spacing: 20-30 feet apart
Notes: Fast-growing shade and timber tree for frost-free climates