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This small tree belongs to the Bursera family, the same of mhyrr, copal and frankincense. Beiselia belongs to its own plant genus, because it is quite different from its relatives. It is a very attractive and "weird" plant.
It is widely distributed in dry forests, semi-deciduous forests, and less frequently in scrub with Croton socotranus, at an altitude of 50 to 600 metres. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boswellia_socotranaDe Mauro Raffaelli - Trabajo propio, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=19881922
We offer a 2 year old seedling of the rare Socotran Frankincense. Leaves are dark bronze and of a very elegant shape, becoming feather-shaped as soon as the plant reaches a certain size.
We offer a 5 year old seedling of the rare Socotran Frankincense. Leaves are dark bronze and of a very elegant shape, becoming feather-shaped as soon as the plant reaches a certain size.
Boswellia ovalifoliolata is native to India, but unlike the widespread Indian species Boswellia serrata, this one is restricted to a rather small area: It is endemic to the Tirumala hills, in the Seshachalam hillranges of Palakonda, in the Eastern Ghats.
Bowiea is one of the most unusual bulbs, attractive because of its beauty and weirdness. The common name "climbing onion" is appropriate, as the plant is a gray-green bulb, often growing exposed above ground and during the growing season it builds a soft climbing green shoot which also bears flowers.
Admirable bottle tree from Australia, it grows a magnificen swollen green-gray trunk and a symmetrucal criown.
This fragrant "copal" is a shrub to small tree, native to different dry areas of Mexico. It becomes a perfect bonsai subject if we keep it in pots and it builds a crown with a fascinating shape.
This fragrant "copal" is a shrub to small tree, native to different dry areas of Mexico. It becomes a perfect bonsai subject if we keep it in pots and it builds a crown with a fascinating shape.
In short words, this is the American Baobab. This American bottle tree is related to true baobabs of the genus Adansonia, which are only found in Africa, Madagascar and Australia: Cavanillesia also looks similar in habit because of its gigantic swollen trunk
This mhyrr grows as a shrub to small tree. Its flaking bark has an uncommon grey-blue colour, while its young branches are dark brown.
Very elegant, short-growing mhyrr from open rocky areas in Northern Namibia, Commiphora kraeuseliana is a small deciduous shrub, densely and regularly branched.
Mhyrr tree native to high elevations in SE Aethiopia and Kenia. They grow as magnificent trees in open deciduous woodlands, with gnarled swollen stems with glossy gray flaking bark.
This naturally short Commiphora builds a thick caudex with widely spaced branches and orange-yellow peeling bark. Uncommon in cultivation, native to Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia.
Adenium somalense is one of the most beautiful caudiciform plants. It grows wild in Somalia and through the Rift Valley into Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania. Depending on the area, its trunk can take different shapes from a fat shrub to a small tree (more than 4 m), differently from the similar species A. obesum whose caudex is mainly underground. The showy...
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