Tamarind Tree

(Tamarindus indica)

A fruit-bearing tree with tart pulp used in cooking.


Height: 1.2m to 1.5m

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Dimensions: 32cm Diameter x 42cm Height

Material: Ceramic

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Dimensions: 30cm Diameter x 30cm Height

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Dimensions: 30cm Diameter x 30cm Height

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Sam
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Dimensions: 32cm Diameter x 43cm Height

Material: Ceramic

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Melissa
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Dimensions: 30cm Diameter x 30cm Height

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Maisyn | Clay
Maisyn | Clay
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Dimensions: 29cm Diameter x 27cm Height

Material: Clay

Finish: Matte

Aria | Clay
Aria | Clay
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Dimensions: 33cm Diameter x 40cm Height

Material: Clay

Finish: Matte

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Annie | Cement Woven
Annie | Cement Woven
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Dimensions: 35cm Diameter x 37cm Height

Material: Cement

Finish: Matte

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Millie | Cement Woven
Millie | Cement Woven
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Dimensions: 30cm Diameter x 30cm Height

Material: Cement Fibre

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Amara | Cement
Amara | Cement
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Dimensions: 29cm Diameter x 40cm Height

Material: Cement Fibre

Finish: Matte

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Description

The Tamarind Tree, scientifically known as Tamarindus indica, is a tropical tree that is native to Africa but is now widely cultivated in many parts of the world, including Asia, South America, and the Caribbean. It is a medium-sized tree that can grow up to 20-30 meters tall, but the average height is around 12-18 meters. The tree has a dense, spreading crown with a diameter of up to 12 meters, and its bark is dark brown and rough. The leaves of the Tamarind Tree are pinnate, with 10-20 pairs of leaflets that are oblong and about 2-3 cm long. The tree produces small, yellowish flowers that are borne in clusters, and these are followed by long, curved pods that are about 10-15 cm long. The pods contain a brown, sticky pulp that is sour and tangy in taste, and this is used in many culinary dishes, especially in Indian cuisine.

Caring for your Tamarind Tree

Light Requirements - Partially Shaded, Direct Sunlight
Pet Friendliness - Yes