Rudra Palash

“Rudra Palash or African Tulip Tree is native to parts of Africa. It is a popular ornamental tree growing to 80+ feet in height. During the festival of Holi in India, people smear each other with coloured powders to celebrate the arrival of spring. An organic red colour powder is prepared using the flowers of […]

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Rosewood

“Rosewood is native to South America. It is a deciduous tree and can grow up to 100 feet in height. The flowers are glowing yellow in colour and can be found in summer. It is a drought resistant and frost tolerant species growing in most conditions and its seeds germinate prolifically. It also has an […]

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Rocha Pear

“Rocha Pear is a variety of pear native to Portugal. Its name is derived from Pedro António Rocha as it was found on his farm. The fruit is resistant to handling and transportation, has a longer shelf-life besides being crunchy and a great fruit to eat between meals. It gained popularity during 1960 to 1970 […]

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Riberry

“Riberry is an attractive tree native to Australia. It can grow to around 26 feet in height. During spring, sprays of white and fluffy flowers are followed by red, pear-shaped fruits. These fruits can be eaten directly from the tree and are commonly used to make jams, sauces, syrups, etc. It is a popular ornamental […]

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Rhododendron

“Rhododendron (or Gurans in Nepali) is the national flower of Nepal. The hills of Nepal are coloured red, white or pink during the blooming season of this beautiful tree. There are more than thirty species of rhododendron in Nepal, with dozens of varieties in all sizes and colors. It can grow to 36 feet in […]

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Reenagross Park

“Reenagross Park in Kenmare, Ireland was laid out as an idyllic oak island in the early 1900s. The park consists of 14 different habitats and 300 individual species of plants and animals. There are over 3 kms or around 2 miles of walking trails with a lot of hidden paths, tunnels created by rhododendrons, little […]

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