- Highland Tree
Markhamia lutea (Markhamia)
An upright evergreen tree with a narrow crown, growing up to 15m. Found in bushland and highland areas, it adapts well to acidic and clay soils but does not tolerate water-logging.
An upright evergreen tree with a narrow crown, growing up to 15m. Found in bushland and highland areas, it adapts well to acidic and clay soils but does not tolerate water-logging.
A fast-growing shrub or small tree found near rivers, reaching up to 6m. It tolerates water-logging and saline soils, making it ideal for wet environments.
A versatile semi-deciduous tree growing up to 20m. It thrives in sunny, well-drained soils and is widely used in agroforestry for fodder, soil improvement, and shade.
An evergreen tree reaching up to 15m, often shrub-like. Known for its drought tolerance, it thrives from lowlands to mid-altitudes and is valued for its strong wood.
A large, fast-growing forest tree reaching up to 35m with a broad, layered crown. Common in semi-deciduous forests, it plays an important role in reforestation and soil conservation.