Gulmohar Plant – Pakistan’s Royal Flame Tree
The Gulmohar plant (Delonix regia) is one of Pakistan’s most beloved flowering trees, known for its umbrella-shaped canopy and bright orange-red flowers. People also call it the Royal Poinciana, Flame Tree, or Peacock Flower. It is a fast-growing, low-maintenance choice among our trees, outdoor plants, and flowering plants, and is suitable for home gardens, farmhouses, parks, and commercial landscapes.
Sparkling Fire in Every Garden
The Gulmohar is a hardy, sun-loving tree that grows well in Pakistan’s climate. Its umbrella-shaped canopy provides ample shade during the hot months, and the vivid clusters of flowers attract butterflies and other pollinators. Gardeners also value it for its fast growth and low water requirements. If you’re looking for a Gulmohar tree in Lahore, its love of heat makes it a natural fit for the city.
Size, Pot and Price
Your Gulmohar plant has arrived in a pot, ready to be planted. We supply it in your desired size, from a small starter plant to a large tree, and the price depends on the size you choose, from Rs. 800 to Rs. 10,000. Let us know your desired size, and our team will confirm the price and availability.
Growing Your Own Flame Tree
Gulmohar thrives best in well-drained soil with full sun. Water young plants until their roots are established. After that, the tree becomes remarkably drought-tolerant. Occasional pruning helps maintain its shape and encourages abundant blooms, and flowers are usually at their peak in most areas of Pakistan from May to July. Young plants can take several years to produce their first flowers, so patience pays off. Since the tree grows large with extensive, spreading roots, plant it away from walls, pipes, and paving stones.
Add a Flame Tree to Your Garden Today
Whether you are beautifying your home garden, farmhouse or commercial property, the Gulmohar plant brings both shade and brilliant color. Order your Gulmohar plant online from Honeyplants, choose the size that suits your space, and we will deliver it all over Pakistan.


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