Moringa Plants

Moringa trees are very resilient. What they DO NOT like, is cold weather. They are said to lose all of their leaves when the temperatures drop down below 60 degrees, average. Ours, haven't. They made it through a winter here in Florida that had temperatures in the mid-30's and 40's - BUT - we had sprinklers on them 4 times a day, 5 minutes at a time, and strung large, white Christmas tree lights around them, and between the rows. They made it!

The plant forms ovate leaves that are a beautiful shade of green. They have clusters of hundreds of creamy-white flowers, and eventually - pods. For a fast-growing tree that

enhances your landscape and provides excellent nutrition - Moringa just can't be beaten.

Moringa Oleifera Seedlings and Moringa Stenopetala Seedlings are AVAILABLE FROM US, at the "BUY MORINGA" link above The people at the links below, to the best of our knowledge, sell only the Moringa Oleifera variety, but, we know their plants are also of good quality. At Master Gardener Landscaping of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where Karl Slatner, is the owner, you can get Moringa Oleifera plants, and a WHOLE lot more. His customer service is prompt, friendly, and always enjoyable. You are sure to enjoy his Tropical Plants Library. To get to the page where he has Moringa plants click here.

Top Tropicals carries Moringa Oleifera trees, also. They are located in Punta Gorda, Florida, and carry lots of unusual tropical plants. They are lovely people.To get to the page where Moringa trees are for sale, click here.