Medicinal
Ayurveda
Jarul Tree
Lagerstroemia speciosa
The Jarul Tree is known for its spectacular purple flowers and is widely planted for its beauty and shade.
Quick Facts
Height: 10–20 m m
Blooms: April–June
Light grey bark, large green leaves, vibrant purple flowers
20–35°C
Visit Information
Location
Roadsides, parks, gardens
Best Viewing Time
Deciduous
Habitat & Care
Natural Habitat
Tropical moist forests
Lifespan
Moderately long-lived
Temperature Range
Warm and humid
Significance
Medicinal Uses
Ornamental planting, avenue tree
Cultural Significance
Also called 'Pride of India' or 'Queen's Crape Myrtle'
Conservation Status
Least Concern
Did You Know?
Famous for long-lasting purple flowers
Used in traditional diabetes treatment
Native to South and Southeast Asia
Popular avenue and park tree
Plan Your Visit
Come and see this amazing plant species in person at Patna Zoo