Moringa Tree Moringa olifera Moringaceae
	Form: Tree Seasonality: Semi-deciduous Size: 30 ft high and 25 ft wide Leaves; Compound, oval, medium green Flowers: Multi-petaled white and yellow, buds and flowers edible when cooked. Fruit; 3 sided seeds in long tan pods Stems/Trunks: Slender with drooping branches Range/Origin: Himalaya Hardiness: USDA Zones; 9-10 Comments: High seasonal litter, No thorns, nearly every part of the tree is useful as food or medicine, this is a common food plant in India and Africa. CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full to partial sun Water: Regular watering Soil: Well drained Propagation: Seeds or cuttings Maintenance: Some; Fast growing
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