Acer negundo Variegatum

Acer negundo VariegatumAcer negundo Variegatum, commonly known as the Box Elder or Ash leaved Maple, is a fast growing, deciduous tree native to North America. Unlike most maples, this species features compound leaves that resemble those of ash trees, with 3 to 7 leaflets per leaf. It is a highly adaptable tree, often used for shade, windbreaks, and naturalized plantings due to its tolerance for a wide range of soils and environmental conditions. While not commonly used as

Millettia peguensis is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to Southeast Asia

It is widely used in landscape design

and ornamental landscaping

It adapts well to various environmental conditions

it is one of the most beloved ornamental trees for avenues

also known as Cassia galaca

is a drought-tolerant shrub distinguished by its finely divided foliage and bright yellow flowers

it provides year-round interest with clusters of white flowers followed by bright red berries

making it an important species for ecological restoration

is a resilient

and ornamental appeal

Motia thrives in warm climates with well-drained soil and partial to full sunlight