Badam Tree, Indian Almond Tree, Terminalia Catappa - Plant G..More

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Height: Almond trees can grow to be 13?40 ft (4?12.2 m) tall, with a trunk that can be up to 12 in (30 cm) in diameter.
Leaves: Young twigs are green, then turn purplish when exposed to sunlight, and gray in their second year. Leaves are lance-shaped and serrated.
Flowers: White to pale pink, 1?2 in (3?5 cm) in diameter, with five petals, produced in pairs or singly, before the leaves in early spring.
Fruit: 1+3/8?2+3/8 in (3.5?6 cm) long, called a drupe, that resembles a peach until it matures. As it ripens, the leathery outer covering splits open, curls outward, and discharges the pit.
Climate: Almond trees grow best in Mediterranean climates with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters.
Growth habit: Can be erect or weeping, depending on the variety.
Other characteristics: Brown or gray bark.