Polyalthia Longifolia - Asopalav

Polyalthia Longifolia Family Annonaceae Origin India Description Polyalthia Longifolia is commonly known as Asopalav. Glossy green, long, narrow leaves have attractive wavy edges. The weeping, branching habit of this 25-foot tall tree gives it a narrow columnar shape. Very graceful with its downward-sweeping branchlets and shining green foliage. Flowers appear during March and April, for a short period two or three weeks only. Environment Polyalthia Longifolia can be grown easily from seed or cuttings. It is a fast-growing tree and requires good exposure to sunlight and moderate watering. Evergreen bloomers no particular time period. Landscape Uses It is usually used as boundary borders.