Nilambur Teak
Teak is a tropical hardwood tree species placed in the flowering plant family Lamiaceae. One of the most after varieties of teak is Nilambur teak. Nilambur teak is especially known for its quality. Being one of the world’s most sought after woods, it has unique features like a large size, durability and its distinctive colour. Nilambur teak is said to have high resistance to fungal decay and also exhibit antioxidant properties.
Malaysian Rambutan
Farmers have already proved that the agro-climatic conditions of India can be turned favourable for the cultivation of Rambutan. Budded rambutan trees are most popular as they produce high quality fruits.Budded rambutan plants can harvest in 2 years. Flowering season of rambutan is from February to April. The proper method of irrigation is needed according to the age and yield of trees.
Jaathy and Bud Jaathy
Jaathy known as nutmeg in English is a large evergreen tree spice that produces two distinct spices.It produces fruit in 2 years after planting. Naturally split and healthy nutmeg fruits are harvested during June and July months. They require good irrigation for high yield and quality of fruits.
Bud Cocoa
Cocoa plant is a small evergreen tree. It can be planted either in the beginning of South-West monsoon (May-June) or end of monsoon (September). Cocoa is usually grown in areas where water availability is adequate. In dry areas it requires frequent irrigation. Bud Cocoa can be harvest in 1st year itself.
Jack fruit Tree
Jack fruit tree is one of the best tree that can be grown in our climatic conditions. They require watering for the first two to three years, especially during hot and dry climate. Jack fruit will be ready for harvesting from 1 year after planting.
Black Pepper grafted in Brazilian Thippali
Black pepper grafted in thippali is one way to achieve high pepper yield. In one and half years we can have fully fruitful pepper plants with this technique. This variety is also resistant to common diseases that trouble pepper plants.
Alphonso mango
The Alphonso mango, also known as the king of mango, is one of the most expensive varieties of mango in the world. They are evergreen trees that are mainly considered seasonal fruit, as they are available in a large quantity during the months between mid-April to June.
Jackfruit (365 Days Vietnam Early Gold, Budded)
Vietnam Early Gold jackfruit tree is capable of bearing fruit in the first year of planting. Compared to other varieties, the sticky latex substance inside the fruit is very low. Around 100 Kg of fruits can be harvested from a single tree.
Dragon Fruit (Red) Live Fruit Plant
Dragon fruit is a tropical fruit that has become increasingly popular in recent years. The two most common types have bright red skin with green scales that resemble a dragon hence the name.
Breadfruit / Kadachakka (Root Cutting) Live Plant
Breadfruit is a species of flowering tree in the mulberry and jackfruit family originating in the South Pacific. Breadfruit is very rich in starch, which transforms into sugars when very ripe. Before being eaten, the fruits are roasted, baked, fried, or boiled.
Rambootan N 18
The most popular Indian variety, N 18 is highly adaptable and is far superior to the existing varieties. Budding is the best method for producing high-quality Rambutan planting materials. Buddings produce fruits after 2 or 3 years with optimum production occurring after 6 or 8 years if managed well.
Mangosteen (Mesta Early Fruiting, Seedling)
Mangosteen is the sweet and tangy fruit grown in various parts of South-East Asia like Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. Mangosteen bears fruit five to six years after field planting. Mangosteen usually flowers only once annually
Tamarind
The tamarind tree produces edible, pod-like fruit which is used extensively in cuisines around the world.The wood can be used in carpentry. Mature trees are capable of producing 350 lb. of fruit a year.