DelhiTrees
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Delhitrees is an attempt to learn and share the knowledge of greens in and around Delhi.
Joined March 2019
In addition to numerous White Sandalwood plants, Talkatora Garden is also home to more than a dozen Red Sandalwood plants. While the red one's growth is slower than the white one, it remains to be seen how they fare in the long run
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Came across at least 4 South Indian Mahua trees aka Southern Mahua trees in Sunder Nursery, where the tree changes its name to SADAN MAHUA.
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Came across some 32 Chandan (Santalum album) plants at Nehru Park. It remains to be seen how many of them finally survive and become trees!
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Saw a woman cutting tall grasses by Yamuna (most likely Typha elephantina). Q: What grass are you cutting? A: We call it Patera. Q: What is its use? A: We dry it and sell it in vegetable market. The dry leaf is used to make bundles of leafy greens like spinach & amaranth etc.
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A best book of 2025 and a great gift: THE ANCIENT WISDOM OF BASEBALL!
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Nearly 2 years after over 15 trees - some lone specimens for Delhi - were planted in the capital as part of the G20 summit, me and @appriseParas did a spot check on Tuesday, finding most species were doing well. One - had a different identity altogether. https://t.co/vpplHaSzH0
hindustantimes.com
Envoys and representatives of member nations planted saplings of national significance at Chanakyapuri’s Nehru Park to mark India’s 2023 G20 presidency
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The HR99 variety of apple presented by Netherlands has taken root in Nehru Park, Delhi. Will be interesting to see it bloom and fruit in due course!
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During monsoon, Yamuna floodplains are awash with the pink flowers of Tamarix aphylla (Farash) tree. The flowers are a magnet for bees and insects. Being drought & salt tolerant, it is planted as an agroforestry species, & for reclaming marginal lands. - Seen at Kalindi Aviral.
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Chinar in Delhi: A Chinar (Platanus orientalis) tree, presented by France during G-20 and planted in Nehru Park, has won the odds and has survived Delhi! This is first of its kind!
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The so called African Mahogany, planted in Nehru Park during G-20, turned out to be a Jamun!
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Came across hundreds of Salix tetrasperma (Indian willow aka Jalvetasa) trees along Yamuna floodplains, being used as living fence around farms. A medium sized tree that grows along waterbodies, it is a valuable herb in Ayurveda.
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Saw many a flower sellers today collecting hemp plants from Yamuna flood plains. They said the plant leaves alongwith various other substances will be sold to devotees, who offer it to Lord Shiva on every Monday during the month of Saawan!
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Found this flower-seller outside a temple in Karol Bagh selling Bistendu (Diospyros montana) fruits as an offering to Lord Shiva. His trade name for the fruit is Jungli Ber. He said it is sold alongwith Dhatura during the month of Sawan! He said his mother called it Pasendu!!
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As one approaches Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj, one meets many a Jerusalem thorn trees (Parkinsonia aculeata), bedecked with fragrant yellow flowers! The tree is native to southern US/northern Mexico. It is also known as palo verde(green tree) due to its characteristic green trunk.
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Aravalli Biodiversity Park, Vasant Kunj is home to some outstanding Ghost Trees (Sterculia urens). The gum produced from trees of Sterculia species is known as gum karaya. Sterculia urens, Sterculia setigera and Sterculia villosa are the major source of gum karaya.
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Aravalli Biodiversity Park, Vasant Kunj is home to quite a few Roheda (Tecomella undulata) trees. Saw one of them blooming. Interestingly, Rohtak in Haryana is said to derive its name from Roheda (Rohitaka in Sanskrit) since it was once the site of a forest of Roheda trees.
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National Bal Bhawan, with its old world charm, houses some magnificent grand old trees of shisham, peepal, bargad, neem etc.
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The chattering flocks of Rosy Starling! - At National Bal Bhawan.
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The Putranjiva (Putranjiva roxburghii) seed collectors of Rajghat! Many a women collect the seeds for selling these to stores dealing in Ayurvedic medicines!
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