Cupressus torulosa (Surai سرائے)

Cupressus torulosa (Surai سرائے)Cupressus torulosa, commonly known as the Himalayan Cypress, is a tall, evergreen coniferous tree native to the lower slopes of the Himalayas, extending through Nepal, Bhutan, northern India, and parts of Southeast Asia. With its graceful, upright form, dense foliage, and tolerance to a wide range of climates, it is widely cultivated as an ornamental, timber, and windbreak tree. This species is known for its bluish green, aromatic foliage, pyramidal

commonly known as the Variegated Orchid Tree or Mountain Ebony

tubular flowers that transition in color from white to pink and deep red as they mature

This hybrid offers improved resistance to environmental stresses and diseases

commonly known as Indian Laurel

white to pink-tinged flowers

This leguminous tree is often planted in avenues

it produces showy flowers that range in shades of purple and pink

It is widely planted for its windbreak

long-lasting blooms and attractive peeling bark

especially in water-scarce areas

commonly known as Caryoptris

Anogeissus pendula