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Unidentified indoor tree, please help!

13 years ago

Hello, I just purchased several new indoor house plants over the weekend, one of which was missing the usual tag that identifies the type of plant and provides care instructions. As a result, I have no idea how to properly care for my tree and cannot look up any information online.

I have attached a picture; could you please help me identify?

Many thanks in advance.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:93534}}

Comments (2)

johnh_or
13 years ago
hard to tell but it reminds me of an oleander trained in tree form. Can you get a better picture of the flower and close-up of the foliage in some brightter light?
mandyrg314
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks so much, John.

After reading your post I did some research online and you are absolutely correct. Appreciate your expertise.
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