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I am Ashopalav, also known as the Indian Mast Tree or False Ashoka. With my tall, slender frame and cascading green leaves, I bring elegance and calm to cityscapes, gardens, and temple paths. I’m evergreen, low-maintenance, and often planted for privacy, windbreaks, and ornamental beauty. My presence is peaceful, upright, and always graceful.
I am a tall, slender evergreen tree with drooping green leaves, often planted for privacy, beauty, and cultural symbolism.
Native to southern India and Sri Lanka; widely planted across tropical Asia.
Water moderately; increase frequency during dry spells.
Thrives in full sun to partial shade.
Prefers warm climates between 20–35°C.
Plant in well-drained soil; space 1.5–2 meters apart for hedging.
Apply compost or balanced NPK fertilizer twice a year.
Botanical name: Monoon longifolium (syn. Polyalthia longifolia); Family: Annonaceae.
Generally non-toxic to pets; monitor for leaf ingestion.
Moderate; helps reduce noise and dust pollution in urban areas.
Used for landscaping, windbreaks, and noise reduction; adds vertical greenery.
May suffer from leaf drop in poor soil or extreme drought.
Can live 30–50 years with minimal maintenance.
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Akola, Road, Badnera, Amravati, Maharashtra 444701