Young jamun tree with glossy elongated leaves in a nursery bag

Jamun

جامن

Syzygium cumini

Rs. 700Limited stock — confirm on WhatsApp

90–180 cm tall · Rooted plant in nursery bag

  • Full sun
  • Water deeply when the top 5 cm of soil is dry; established trees need little.
  • Moderate care
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Delivery around Muridwala, Samundri, Rajana, Dajkot and nearby — charges confirmed on WhatsApp.

About this plant

The familiar regional fruit tree, valued for its summer fruit and dense shade. A long-term planting for houses, farms and plots with genuine space.

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What you receive

A young tree in a nursery bag, roughly 90–180 cm tall depending on stock. Photos show mature trees; you receive a young nursery plant that needs years to reach fruiting and shade size.

Suitability for the Faisalabad region

Jamun is a proven local species that handles Faisalabad heat well once established, and it appears in the official Punjab nursery schedule with February and September planting windows. It grows into a large, spreading tree, so plant it in open ground well away from buildings, boundary walls and drains. Over the years it doubles as a shade tree.

Best planting window: February & September

Care

Water a young tree deeply when the top 5 cm of soil is dry, especially through its first two summers; established trees are largely self-sufficient. Feed with well-rotted manure in late winter. Little pruning is needed beyond removing dead or crossing branches. Fruiting takes years on a young tree, and falling summer fruit stains paving — plan the planting spot with that in mind.

Delivery & pickup

Based in Muridwala, Samundri — serving Samundri, Rajana, Dajkot, Faisalabad, Toba Tek Singh and surrounding areas. Delivery charges depend on distance and plant size and are always confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Large plant — confirm delivery feasibility and current size on WhatsApp before ordering.

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Helpful guide

Punjab fruit-plant planting calendar

In Punjab, the two main windows for planting nursery fruit plants are February and September, per Punjab's Horticultural Research Institute schedule — February suits mango, citrus and lemon, guava, pomegranate, jamun, ber and mulberry, and September repeats most of the list except pomegranate.

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