FOR ALL PLANTED TREES LOCATED ON GOOGLE EARTH CLICK HERE
How To Plant a Tree at Pugu Hills (and find out about the rest of its life)?
1. Fill your name and e-mail in the "Plant-a-Tree" submission form
2. Check on the Google Satellite Image (for Google Earth Users) or in the list below, the already planted tree species and try to bring a new species or ask Pugu Hills to find you a seedling
3. Come to Pugu Hills at the time agreed upon and get your plant number
4. Always feel free to ask for updates of the status of your tree
I like to plant a tree at Pugu Hills (Fill the "Plant-a-Tree" submission form below)
Name
:
E-mail :
Print my email in list of trees :
no objection to printing e-mail address
Please do not include my e-mail address in the list
Date of Visit :
Which Tree to Plant?1) :
I want to bring my own tree and write the name in the message window
Please select a tree for me to plant
Further Details :
1) Most trees sold in dar es salaam are already represented in the Nature Garden of Pugu Hills and priority is given to indigenous trees in Tanzania. For a list of trees and plants found on the premises click here .
S/Nr Name (look for links)
Date Tree
Scientific Name Kiswahili Planting Advice
1-5 IST ESP 7 16-11-2007
Baobab Andansonia digitata mbuyu How_to_plant_a_baobab
6
David Kubler, Luca Bradsaw 18-11-2008
Cotton
Pamba
7
Jaffar Ghaddar, Gustaf Edgren 18-11-2008
Cotton, American upland C.
8
Ankit Bhatt, Faizan Bhatia 18-11-2008
Cotton, American upland C.
9
Shivali Dawda, Wendy Chikowero 21-11-2008
Cotton, American upland C.
10
Emma Hannan, Bianca Mare, Nadira Dewji 21-11-2008
Cotton, American upland C.
planting cotton
11
May Sabet, Zameer Mhegji 18-11-2008
East African Mahogany
Khaya nyasica Mkangazi Grows best on moist, well-drained, deep alluvial soils. Prefers moist sites and this seems to be more important for growth than nutrient availability.
12
Ashna Tanna, Lazeena Suleman Dharsi 18-11-2008
East African Mahogany
13
Kori Sirrs, Noor Haider
21-11-2008
East African Mahogany
15
Qriss Karim, Angus Calder
21-11-2008
Java Plum
Mzambarau S. cuminii occurs in a great variety of soils
14
Channon Perry, Sarah Fawcelt 21-11-2008
Cloves
Karafu tree does not cope well with water stress. Often planted on sloping land to ensure good drainage
16
Jahan Jivani, Paul Kwami 18-11-2008
Cloves
17
Xavier de Libriolle, Aliraza Somji 21-11-2008
Cloves
18
Ajay Mirani, Rgesh Cecchini 21-11-2008
Cloves
19
Zahra Mufuruki, Jose Weinberger 18-11-2008
Dissotis rotundifolia(?)
Dissotis or Melastomastrum sp.
20
Ashwen Parthiban 18-11-2008
Dissotis rotundifolia(?)
21
Pugu Hills 24-11-2008
Dissotis rotundifolia(?)
22
Niklas Rydgren, Pontus Korsgen
21-11-2008
Sycamore Fig
found along watercourses such as streams and rivers, swamps and waterholes
23
Saravi Ratwatte, Joy Mndawe 18-11-2008
Sycamore Fig
24
Alex Megarry, Marith Hvassing 18-11-2008
Sycamore Fig
25
Natasha Dom, Anna-Mart Opperman 21-11-2008
Sycamore Fig
26
Samleb Ntombela, Obu kosia Lwande 21-11-2008
Sycamore Fig
27
Nikki Shab, Kunal Jeshang 18-11-2008
Apple Ring or Winter Thorn Mkababu
cannot withstand heavy clayey soils
28
Sumaiya Mussa, Elsa Amri 21-11-2008
Red mangrove
Mkoko
Rhizophora that can tolerate high inundation and deep mud are planted close to the water
29
Kush Dana, Dylan Coppard 18-11-2008
Golden leather fern, Mangrove fern
floodplains, swamps
30
Sumaiya Mussa, Elsa Amri 21-11-2008
Golden leather fern, Mangrove fern
31
Maryam Abass, Amalia Mhyre 18-11-2008
Wildcard Seeds
Nil ( 27/11) whole seeds
32
Marianna Kim, Kelsa Raboud 18-11-2008
Wildcard Seeds
(1) Cotton (nicked) after 2 - 4 days
33
Chrisitna Samara, Afia Amoako 18-11-2008
Wildcard Seeds
Nil (27/11) whole seeds
34
Macayla Buchanan, Cynthia Kazora 18-11-2008
Wildcard Seeds
(1) Cotton (nicked) after 2 - 4 days
35
Asinati Mawalla, Shari Tuinmann 21-11-2008
Wildcard Seeds
Nil (whole seed, 27/11) nicked (1) wildcard (1) cotton
36
Shruti Pujarai, Shivani Suchal 21-11-2008
Wildcard Seeds
nicked (2) cotton
37
Sabrina Haji, Husseina Hasanali 21-11-2008
Wildcard Seeds
Nil (Nicked 27/11); (1) cotton (whole seed)
