Azadirachta indica – Neem Tree (6″ pot)

Description

Neem Tree is also known as Nimtree, Indian Lilac, Vembu, Vepa, Veja, Muarubaini, Paraiso, Margosa tree, and Balnimb. This tree in the Mahogany family is native to Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India. It grows well in tropical and semi-tropical regions. Neem tree is the official tree of the Sindh Province.
The fruits and seeds are the source of neem oil which is a highly treasured oil in India. It is now becoming a popular medicine for many skin issues in the US. Neem oil is loaded with nutrients that can help with acne, dry skin, is even said to help with scars, and much more! Another thing I like about this tree is the flowers smell heavenly!
Neem Tree can become quite a large tree in a tropical location, up to 75′. It grows best in full to partial sun. It requires average water and fertilizer. It has to be grown in a container and kept trimmed back in non-tropical locations. Temperatures below 40F should be avoided. Full-grown trees can survive to 32F.

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