Tamarind (Tamarindus indica Linn.) commonly called imli in Hindi is an important tree of semi-arid tropical conditions suited for Dry Land Horticulture. Every part of the plant is used for different purposes. The ripe fruit (pod) on an average comprises about 55% tamarind pulp, 33% seeds and about 12% fibre.

Tamarind (Tamarindus indica Linn.) commonly called imli in Hindi is an important tree of semi-arid tropical conditions suited for Dry Land Horticulture. Every part of the plant is used for different purposes. The ripe fruit (pod) on an average comprises about 55% tamarind pulp, 33% seeds and about 12% fibre.

The Thai Banana Mango is an exotic and unique mango variety, admired for its elongated banana-like shape, sweet flavor, and juicy texture. This premium grafted mango plant from Aziz Gazi Nursery offers faster growth and quicker fruiting, making it a delightful addition to any garden or orchard.

The Bel plant, Aegle marmelos, revered for its religious and medicinal significance, is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree with aromatic leaves and fragrant, bell-shaped flowers. Thriving in subtropical climates, it favors well-drained soil and ample sunlight. This sacred tree is propagated through seeds or grafting and holds a revered place in cultural landscapes. At its heart lies the Bel fruit—a hard-shelled, spherical fruit with a woody rind. Inside, its aromatic, pulpy flesh is tangy and sweet, used in traditional medicines, beverages, and desserts for its therapeutic and cooling properties. In essence, the Bel plant embodies more than a bearer of fruit; it represents spirituality and natural healing-a symbol of reverence and cultural depth that enriches landscapes and traditions.

The Thai Sweet Karonda, also known as Carissa Carandas or Bengal Currant, is a rare and exotic fruiting plant prized for its small, juicy, and deliciously sweet cherries. This air-layered/grafted plant from Aziz Gazi Nursery ensures faster fruiting and higher productivity, making it a great addition to home gardens or orchards.

The Wood Apple plant, Aegle marmelos, stands as a robust, deciduous tree prized for its rough, knobby fruits and medicinal properties. This medium-sized tree features serrated, trifoliate leaves and fragrant, bell-shaped flowers, exuding an earthy charm. Thriving in subtropical climates, the Wood Apple tree prefers well-drained soil and tolerates dry conditions. Propagated through seeds, it graces landscapes and orchards, adding a rustic allure. At its core lies the Wood Apple—a large, hard, woody fruit with a rough, wrinkled shell. Its aromatic, fibrous pulp offers a unique blend of sweetness and tanginess, commonly eaten fresh or processed into beverages, jams, or medicinal remedies, renowned for its health benefits. In essence, the Wood Apple plant embodies more than a fruit-bearing tree; it signifies resilience and natural healing—a symbol of robustness and cultural reverence that enriches both landscapes and traditions.