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Oh what a STUNNING post, if not just the extraordinary beauty of the flowers BUT also your incredible work with the Karen. I can smell the jasmine from here!
We have the Parijat but the flower is smaller. It is known as the coral jasmine flower, I think. Great looking flower and fantastic photos. In Kerala, we call it the Pavizha malli where pavizham is coral and malli is jasmine.
The Indian cork tree is very beautiful and I have been trying to get one for a friend for the last 6 months. It grows in Northern parts of India and I live in Southern India.
I have heard of many benefits of this tree and its flowers. There's another tree called Melia Dubia also called Malabar Neem and the flowers and it's leaves look a lot like The Indian Cork tree, I sometimes think if these both trees are the same ones.
Why is Indian Cork Tree hard for you to get? Am curious. Also going to check out the Melia Dubia and see what it's called in Thai. Nice feedback - thank you. :)
Always happy to share something that's new for someone else - Mother Nature is soooooo incredibly diverse!! Yes, we WILL succeed - my heart feels it. The rest-of-my-life's-work. :)
Love the work you are doing with the Karen people and this idea of planting trees that will help support the bee population and the Karen people - superb!
That cork tree flower is so beautiful and sounds like it has a wonderful scent too. I have never seem them before.
Can you harvest cork from them too I'm not to sure what the harvesting procedure is for cork and if it is harmful to the trees but it could be another source of income.
Thanks for sharing about your awesome project!
Nos da gusto poder ver tus publicaciones, tienes anécdotas de experiencias tuyas, tienen reflexiones o análisis desde tu persopectiva y a su vez tienen información y educación en diversos aspectos, es un trabajo muy completo y acompañado de unas fotos maravillosas... Felicidades.
We are glad to see your publications, you have anecdotes of your experiences, they have reflections or analysis from your perspective and at the same time they have information and education in diverse aspects, it is a very complete work and accompanied by some wonderful photos... Congratulations.
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Oh what a STUNNING post, if not just the extraordinary beauty of the flowers BUT also your incredible work with the Karen. I can smell the jasmine from here!
The fragrance IS truly glorious. No other word fits. The work? It has barely begun. :)
We have the Parijat but the flower is smaller. It is known as the coral jasmine flower, I think. Great looking flower and fantastic photos. In Kerala, we call it the Pavizha malli where pavizham is coral and malli is jasmine.
Oooh... I shall go off and trawl some Indian botanical sites to see if I can see what you're talking about. :) Thank you.
The Indian cork tree is very beautiful and I have been trying to get one for a friend for the last 6 months. It grows in Northern parts of India and I live in Southern India.
I have heard of many benefits of this tree and its flowers. There's another tree called Melia Dubia also called Malabar Neem and the flowers and it's leaves look a lot like The Indian Cork tree, I sometimes think if these both trees are the same ones.
Why is Indian Cork Tree hard for you to get? Am curious. Also going to check out the Melia Dubia and see what it's called in Thai. Nice feedback - thank you. :)
What an amazing tree, I had never heard of it before. Beautiful post, I hope this project succeeds. Thanks for the inspiration!
Always happy to share something that's new for someone else - Mother Nature is soooooo incredibly diverse!! Yes, we WILL succeed - my heart feels it. The rest-of-my-life's-work. :)
Love the work you are doing with the Karen people and this idea of planting trees that will help support the bee population and the Karen people - superb!
That cork tree flower is so beautiful and sounds like it has a wonderful scent too. I have never seem them before.
Can you harvest cork from them too I'm not to sure what the harvesting procedure is for cork and if it is harmful to the trees but it could be another source of income.
Thanks for sharing about your awesome project!
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