Learn how to recognise some of the common trees of our city. One of the most iconic trees in our city, the Rain Tree () can be identified by its distinct umbrella-shaped and wide spreading crown, which creates a “great tunnel” effect when planted in rows along our streets.

Singapore's tropical climate and rich soil create an ideal environment for a variety of native trees. Three emblematic trees in Singapore include Simpoh ayer, Corn plant, and Peacock flower. These trees hold great significance both culturally and ecologically within the region.

Some hallmark local trees include the Simpoh ayer, Corn plant, and Peacock flower. These trees not only beautify the avenues and parks but also serve vital aesthetic, cultural, and ecological roles, shaping Singapore's green identity.

Our handy map filters also allow you to locate certain categories of trees, as well as Tree Conservation Areas and Heritage Roads in Singapore. You can even use the map to report sightings of flowering trees, and to share your own tree photos! Enter the TreesSG interactive map to get started!

2019年10月28日 · Here’s a quick guide to 10 types of trees that you can see while you’re out on a run in Singapore! Rain Tree (Samanea Saman) The Rain Tree is a common sight in Singapore, and it’s a great place to rest under as its large branches stretch out in the shape of an umbrella, providing excellent shade.

There is a concept in the island of Heritage Trees. These are trees which qualify in any of the following categories: large size; age; of historical importance to the island; predate the founding of the garden; of economic importance; rarity. There are well over 200 Heritage Trees in the island, of which a fifth are in the Botanic Gardens.

2021年10月13日 · While many will notice plants such as flowers, trees are also an iconic part of Singapore’s green landscape. Other than providing living creatures with shade and fresh air, trees also are landmarks and in some cases, heritage markers. Here are five iconic trees in Singapore.

Explore trees in Singapore. Wikipedia: Girth is a measurement of the distance around the trunk of a tree measured perpendicular to the axis of the trunk.

Heritage Trees are mature trees that represent the natural heritage of Singapore and serve as important green landmarks of our City in Nature. The initiative advocates the conservation of mature trees in Singapore and promotes the appreciation of …

From the iconic Rain Trees to the majestic Tembusu, Singapore’s trees play a vital role in creating a healthy and sustainable city. Did you know that Singapore is home to over 500,000 trees? These trees not only provide shade and shelter but also help to improve air quality, reduce noise pollution and support biodiversity.