Cassia Fistula

Cassia fistula is a flowering tree commonly known as the “golden shower tree.” It is native to South Asia and is well known for its long, hanging clusters of bright yellow flowers.

In traditional Ayurvedic medicine, Cassia fistula is valued for its fruit pulp and other parts, which are used in herbal preparations. It is commonly associated with supporting digestive health and is traditionally used as a mild natural laxative.

The tree is also widely grown as an ornamental plant because of its striking appearance when in full bloom.

Overall, Cassia fistula is important both for its medicinal uses in traditional systems and its decorative value in landscapes.