Baringtonia racemosa

Baringtonia racemosa is a tree found on the edges of river mouths in the Indian Ocean.
It reaches up to 20 meters in height.

Leaves alternate, short-petiolated or sessile, have thin, leathery leaf blades that are green, drop-shaped, slightly serrated at the edges, with short tips..

Flowers hanging, large, fragrant, with red sepals, white petals and white, pink or red stamens.
Fruits are usually single-seeded, pear-shaped

Requires fertile clay soil, moist soil, well-drained soil. Prefers a sunny or semi-sunny position.