Hemiphragma heterophyllum, also known in its native Nepal as Nash Jhaar, is a prostrate perennial, diffusely creeping, fruit bearing plant with thin much branched pubescent brown stems that can reach 30-60cm long. Nash Jhaar is indigenous to the Himalayan regions, distributed in highland pastures at altitudes of 2500-4000 meters above sea level. //< ![CDATA[ //]]> [...]

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The Squashberry, Viburnum edule, also known as Mooseberry and Few-flowered Cranberry Bush, is a perennial, fruit bearing branching shrub, indigenous to US, found in rich moist forests. The Squashberry is a kind of straggly in appearance plant that grows from 60cm to 2 meters tall, with smooth, leafy branches. //< ![CDATA[ //]]> Viburnum edule leaves [...]

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Black Maple, Acer nigrum, also known as Rock Maple and Hard Maple, is a decidious tree with very dense elliptical crown, rising to 25 metres tall, at a slow rate. It is indigenous to North America and is found close streams, rivers and in rich forests. //< ![CDATA[ //]]> Black Maple is not a fruit [...]

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Pine Heath, Astroloma pinifolium, is an upright, spreading evergreen, fruit bearing shrub, growing to 1 meter tall and found widespread in many parts of the world, in particular Europe and South Africa. The Pine Heath occurs in a variety of habitats, primarily in woodlands, open forests and heath lands. Australia's endemic members of the plant [...]

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