FLORA

Heather Shrub SCULPTED PACK new release: Available for FREE and FULL PERM at GARDEN AREA , BOX 01. This is a special shrub found at cold areas. The flourish time happens on late July until November and they are very resilient to freezing weather conditions // Shrub available (and its seasonal textures) at Wild weed n shrub box.. Enjoy :)

NORWAY SPRUCE MESH V3! Available for FREE and FULL PERM at FOREST AREA, BOX 04!
P.s Being perfectionist suck lolol Thx some friends alerted me about how trees look like RL so once more made modifications. Hope u all like it.
Ps.1 Modified as well the White Fir conifers! (same box number!)

*** TREE IPÊ AMARELO NEW RELEASE! *** Available for FREE and FULL PERM at FOREST AREA, BOX 06 (seasonal textures and scripts included!).
About Ipê Amarelo tree:
This tree is native from Brazil:

-In Autumn its one of very few trees in Brazil that loses the leaves (uncommon on that area as seasons barely have any difference).
- Somewhere in winter and beginning the Spring, the gorgeus flowers sprout. The driest and coldest the weather is, more flowers!
- And in Summer, it loses the flowers and remain all green until next Autumn.
PS: Ipê means = Trunk that floats in tupi guarani (group of languages spoken from Indians in Brazil and other South American countries) and Amarelo is merely the Portuguese word for "Yellow"

*** CANADIAN HEMLOCK PINE TREES PACK*** NEW RELEASE! Up to 16 of them, only 1 prim MESH! Seasonal textures included // leaves with smooth animation! All for FREE and FULLPERM at FOREST AREA, BOX 06. Enjoy :)

New release ** EUROPEAN BLACK ALDER TREES PACK (Alnus glutinosa) ** FREE and FULL PERM at FOREST AREA BOX 02*** Seasonal textures included (1024x1024 pixels or 128x128px for helping reducing graphic lag on region ) - Leaves with a smooth animation.
PS. Alder trees that were already on FLORA, I renamed them. They are now called Gray Alder Trees (Alnus incana) so both now look like trees in RL.Enjoy :)

*MARULA TREE* From Africa to Opensim * FREE and FULLPERM * Available at FOREST AREA, BOX 03!

MARULA TREE (Sclerocarya birrea)

Indigenous to southern Africa (and parts of West Africa and Madagascar), the Marula tree is known for its sweet, yellow fruit – and local lore says that same fruit becomes 'elephant alcohol' once it's fallen to the ground and fermented. Although scientists debunked the drunk elephant myth back in 2005, the alcohol association is not really surprising as the fruit is used to produce Amarula, the second-best-selling cream liqueur in the world. Traditionally the tree is used for everything from malaria cures to insecticide, not to mention as a food source – even more so in the summer months when the branches are often decorated with brightly coloured mopane worms, themselves an important source of protein for millions of people in southern Africa.