Fish Poison Tree

The Barringtonia asiatica, or Fish Poison Tree, is a tropical evergreen tree admired for its large, glossy leaves, fragrant flowers, and distinctive box-like fruit. Growing up to 7 to 25 metres, it features broad, leathery leaves that create a dense canopy. Its spectacular night-blooming, pink-and-white pom-pom flowers emit a sweet fragrance, attracting nocturnal pollinators such as bats and moths. The tree's fruit, buoyant and box-shaped, is adapted for dispersal by water.
Native to tropical coasts, this tree is commonly planted in coastal landscapes for its ornamental appeal and tolerance of saline and sandy soils.
The Fish Poison Tree is an attractive and resilient choice for tropical and coastal landscapes, combining visual appeal with ecological benefits in saline and sandy environments.
Supplied as advanced, project-grade specimens. Sizes above are the working supply range and are confirmed against your plant schedule. Proven for Middle East coastal projects.