Identification of important landscaping plants

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Philodendron

Phlox


Chinese fan Palm


Aspidiastra


Bona ficus

Ficus longisland



Crossandra



Parda bel



Chameli



Coral vine



Euphorbia milli



Elephant foot palm



Anjeer



Pedilanthus



Lillium



Mast tree



Nagdaman



Bells of ireland



Kariptta



Mauritius hemp



Saru



Gulmohri



Yellow bell



Clerodendrium

Clerodendrium splendons



Chameli



Celery



Ornamental cabbage



Puple cabbage



Parsley



Kale



Lettuce



Broccoli



Jod tod

Casuarina equisettifolia



Amaltas

Cassia fistula



Yellow green bamboo

Phyllostachys oreosulaca



Wedelia trilobata



Brassia



Agloenaema commutatum

Philippine evergreen



Monestra



Croton



Lady palm

Rhapis excelsa



Ficus trigona



Ficus reginold

Golden ficus



Ficus salicifolia



Jamaica sago tree

Zamia furfuracea



Lal badshah

Iresine sp.



Cycas palm



Ficus variegata



Coffea



Ficus starlight



Din ka raja

Cestrum diurnum



Laila majnu

Exoecatia bicolor



Cast iron plant

Aspidistra elator



Fern



Panama palm



Octopus plant

Schefflera digitata



Kamini



Dracaena



Snake plant

Senseceia trifaciata



Ficus curva



Spider plant



Variegated pedilanthus

Pedilanthus tithymaloides variegatus



Wondering zoo

Zebrania pendula

Russelia equisetiformis



Almonda violacea

Almonda



Harshringar

Nyctanthus arbor tristis



Arusa

Adhatoda asiatica



Motiya

Jasmium sambal



Dwarf chandani



Snow bush

Breynia nivota



Thuja occidental



Tecomeriya capensis



Latkan pappu

Gmelina hystrix



Acalypha



Heerankhuri

Syngonium podophyllum



Lantana

Lantana camara



Dombeya



Christmas plant



Java fig

Ficus benjamin



Dwarf bottle brush



Puple reeth

Petria volubilis



Sambhalu

Vitex negundo



Cock comb



Coleus

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