SAFLAX - Tamarind (Tamarindus indica) - 4 seeds -

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• Delicate flowers and folding pinnate leaves at night
• 4 seeds per packet
• With detailed instructions for successful propagation.
• Originally the Tamarind comes from East Africa. From there it spread to India and became a crop plant in the dry regions of tropical and subtropical South-East Asia.
• The Tamarind, also known as Sour Date or Indian Date (Tamra = date and Hindi = Indian) is an evergreen tree with a greyish-black bark. The crust of young branches is hairy. Its pinnate leaves are folding in at night, but they don't react to touching. The flower buds are red coloured. The perianth contains yellow sepals and three yellow and red colo ..... (please see pictures for detailed informations about the plant, sowing and care)

Delicate flowers and folding pinnate leaves at nightSAFLAX