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The Neem tree belongs to the Mahogany family. Neem tree in English is generally referred to as “Nimtree” or “Indian Lilac.” It is native to the Asia region and is mostly found in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Burma.
 
The Neem tree is used as an organic insecticide and helps to kill many invasive bugs such as caterpillars, curl grubs, grasshoppers (wingless), aphids, mites, lawn armyworm, citrus leafminer, whitefly, mealybugs and fungus gnats in soil. It will also control sooty mould. 
 
The Neem tree has aslo been used for thousands of years for it's many medicinal purposes such as an immune system boosted , Hair loss , Teeth and gum problems , Skin conditions , Diabetes , Ulcers , Wounds , Heart Disease , Worms , and has even shown promising results in trials with certain types of cancer and can help reduce the risk of prostate cancer
The leaves , bark and stems can be used but the most potent part of the tree is the fruit which produces neem oil.
Neem leaves have elements such as beta carotene, antioxidants, azadirachtin, vitamin C, deoxonimbolide, azadirone, glucopyranoside, kaemferol, quercetin, and nimbolide,
 
GROWN FROM
Marcot grown
HOW LONG BEFORE THIS TREE WILL FRUIT
Will flower in it's flowering season
POLLINATION
Self Pollinating
DECIDUOUS OR EVERGREEN
Evergreen (Will lose leaves in drought areas over winter)
WATERING
Moderate watering
AMOUNT OF SUN
Full Sun