Ulta ashok tree

₨300.00

The tall, slender Ulta Ashok tree (*Polyalthia longifolia*) is distinguished by its elegant, drooping leaves. Because of its column-like shape and capacity to serve as a natural screen, it is frequently utilized in landscaping. Despite being referred to as “Ulta Ashok,” it is not the same as the actual Ashoka tree.

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Ulta Ashok tree “Tall and graceful, the **Ulta Ashok tree** is a native of the Indian subcontinent and is scientifically known as *Polyalthia longifolia* (sometimes called *Monoon longifolium*). Because it is frequently confused for the sacred Ashoka tree (*Saraca asoca*), despite the fact that the two are very different in look and function, it is known as the fake Ashoka.

**Description**
Growth habit: tall and columnar with drooping branches that give it a cascading appearance; flowers: small, pale green or yellowish, star-shaped, and mildly fragrant; leaves: long, narrow, and wavy-edged; young leaves are coppery and turn glossy green as they mature; height: usually reaches 10 to 20 meters.

**Conditions of Growth**
Sunlight: Can withstand some shade but prefers full sun.
Fertile, well-drained soil that may be adjusted to different soil types
Watering should be moderate, more often during dry spells or when the plant is first planted. Climate: It thrives in tropical and subtropical climes but cannot withstand frost.

**Uses**
Ornamental: Often used in landscaping because of its graceful, vertical shape, it is perfect for bordering gardens, driveways, and roadways.
– Urban planting: Well-liked in urban areas because it takes up little room and can help with noise and air pollution – Cultural: Occasionally planted for aesthetic reasons close to temples and public areas – Medicinal: Traditionally used in folk medicine, though not as frequently as *Saraca asoca*

Particularly in formal and urban garden settings, the Ulta Ashok tree is prized for its beauty and usefulness. No matter where it is planted, it provides a touch of elegance and takes minimal care.”

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