Madagascar Almond, Mini Badam, Terminalia mantaly - Plant

Planting and care

There are two main varieties of almond: sweet and bitter. The most common almond is the sweet almond, which is eaten like a nut, although it is actually the seed of the almond tree. Almond oil and almond meal are typically sourced from sweet almonds. California alone grows 25 types of almonds, with other notable types coming from Spain and Greece.

Caring for Madagascar Almond

• Almonds mostly grow in Mediterranean climates located between 28 and 48 degrees north latitude and between 20 and 40 degrees south latitude.
• Southwestern Asia is the native region of the almond tree, but about 80 percent of the world s almond supply comes from California.

Typical uses of Madagascar Almond

Special features: Where winter hardy, prime use is shade tree or street tree. Handsome ornamental tree. Windbreak. Excellent selection for seasides or ocean beaches. Trees are a commercial source of timber and edible nuts.

Ornamental use: The plant is used for ornamental purpose.

References

https://www.reference.com http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/