Araucaria cookii (اراکایریا)

Araucaria cookii (اراکایریا)Araucaria cookii, commonly known as the Cook Pine, is a striking evergreen conifer native to New Caledonia. Belonging to the ancient Araucariaceae family, this tree is admired for its tall, slender, columnar form and symmetrical whorled branches, making it a popular choice for formal landscapes, tropical gardens, and coastal plantings. Closely related to the Norfolk Island Pine (Araucaria heterophylla), Araucaria cookii is often used as a vertical

Gardenia calodendra

commonly known as Kabli Keekar (کابلی کیکر)

making it a popular choice for formal landscapes

windbreaks

Thriving in shaded to semi-shaded areas with well-drained soil

especially in water-scarce areas

drought resistance

Its thorny branches make it a natural choice for living fences

feathery foliage

this species maintains its leaves throughout the year

un-grafted citrus trees provide authentic fruit quality and require attentive cultivation practices to optimize yield and health

Cassia Victoria