Tag: Cassia

Noteworthy Characteristics. Cassia fistula, commonly called golden shower tree, is a small to medium-sized tree that typically grows to 30-40′ tall in an upright form often open at the top. It is native to India, Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Is Cassia an Australian native? All native Australian species of Cassia occur in Queensland. There are […]

All native Australian species of Cassia occur in Queensland. There are four described species, viz. C. brewsteri, C. Where is the cassia native to? It is most common in coastal regions. Cassia is native to Brazil and Paraguay. Are cassia trees native? It is native to India, Malaysia and Southeast Asia. It is well-known for […]

Cinnamon Cassia is steam distilled from the bark of the Chinese Cinnamon tree to create a 100% pure essential oil that has absolutely no additives or fillers. This strong, scented oil is very warm and spicy like its relative cinnamon. What is Cinnamon cassia essential oil good for? Some people use it for erectile dysfunction […]

Biosecurity Queensland You may have noticed that Easter cassia (Senna pendula var. glabrata) is currently flowering. Despite the pods resembling green beans, they aren’t edible! Are Senna seeds edible? Senna tora has many uses. The whole plant and roots, leaves, and seeds have been widely used in traditional Indian and South Asian medicine. The plant […]

Native to south Florida, the Caribbean, and tropical South America, it occurs naturally at the edges of hammocks, often near the mangrove forest edge along the coast. Bahama cassia is very salt tolerant and will tolerate saltwater inundation for brief periods. Is Cassia an Australian native? All native Australian species of Cassia occur in Queensland. […]

Cassia bicapsularis, also known as Galbrata Cassia, is in fact a noxious invasive but is still for sale here in Florida. I would suggest planting a native Cassia like Privet Cassia (Cassia ligustrina) or Bahama Cassia (Cassia bahamensis) in place of it. Do cassia trees have invasive roots? A nitrogen-fixing plant, Cassia javanica is a […]

Cassia fistula, commonly called golden shower tree, is a small to medium-sized tree that typically grows to 30-40′ tall in an upright form often open at the top. It is native to India, Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Which tree is called golden shower tree? Cassia fistulaCassia fistula, commonly known as golden shower, purging cassia, Indian […]

They can be kept in a pot with judicious pruning. They are all members of the Pea familyPea familyThe Fabaceae or Leguminosae, commonly known as the legume, pea, or bean family, are a large and agriculturally important family of flowering plants. It includes trees, shrubs, and perennial or annual herbaceous plants, which are easily recognized […]

Cassia is a tree native to Asia. An evergreen which grows to 40-80 feet. In Greek and Roman pharmacopoeia, Cassia was considered one of the most important herbs. Cassia leaves were also mentioned as spice in an ancient, Roman cookbook. There is a little confusion between cassia and bay leaves. What are cassia leaves used […]

Cassia Essential Oil Facts Botanical Name Cinnamomum cassia Note Middle Extraction Method Steam distilled Plant Part Used Leaves, twigs, bark Shelf Life 2-3 years What is Cassia essential oil used for? Some people use it for erectile dysfunction (ED), hernia, bed-wetting, joint pain, menopausal symptoms, menstrual problems, and to cause abortions. Cassia cinnamon is also […]

Cassia blends especially well with citrus and conifer oils. A few drops of Cassia create a lovely aroma when combined with oils such as Juniper, Bergamot, or Grapefruit. There’s a Cassia diffuser blend for any level of sugar or spice you’re looking for. What blends well with Cassia? Cassia essential oil blends well with Cedarwood, […]

Essential Oils Can Be Toxic to Pets Every pet reacts differently to oils, and remember that every oil is different depending on its specific plant properties, concentration, formulation and the quality of the brand of oil used. Oils that should not be used on cats: Cassia. Cinnamon. What should you not diffuse around a dog? […]

Traditionally used to maintain liver and eye health, Cassia is now commonly used to aid weight loss, bloated stomachs and constipation (by relaxing the bowels). Not suitable for people with diarrhea or low blood pressure. What is Cassia seed tea good for? Cassia seed is a frequently used traditional Chinese herb first documented in Sheng […]

In Ayurvedic medicine, Golden Shower Tree is known as “disease killer” and it pacifies the 3 doshas of vaat, pitta and kapha. It expels the pitta and kapha from the body. Its fruit pulp is used as mild laxative. as well as cardiac conditions and stomach problems such as acid reflux. What is the use […]

Golden Shower Tree. Cassia fistula L. Family Name: Fabaceae (Leguminosae) Common Name: Golden Shower Tree, Golden Shower, Shower Of Gold, Indian Laburnum, Purging Cassia, Rajah Kayu, Pudding Pipe Tree, Bereksa, 猪肠豆, 阿勃勒, 腊肠树 What is the English name for cassia? Cassia is a genus of flowering plants in the legume family, Fabaceae, and the subfamily […]

Overall, Cassia is an appealing rarity. She’s a possible short form for Cassandra or Katherine, but stands well on her own. Sassy nickname option Cassie makes her wearable for a child. What is a nickname for Cassandra? CassieShort: Cass, Kass, Sandra, Saundra. Pet: Cassi, Cassie, Cassy, Kassi, Kassie, Sandi, Sandie, Sandy. What is the name […]

Is cassia a poisonous plant? No, senna or cassia (Cassia acutifolia) is not a toxic plant. However, its use should be limited as it has severe effects as a stimulant laxative. It increases the water content of feces and causes contraction of the muscles lining the colon, forcing the evacuation of fecal bolus. Are Cassia […]

Cassia fistula, for example, is used in Ayurvedic medicine. There exists some culinary use for cassias. The fruit of some species is edible. In Central America, its pods are stewed into a molasses-like syrup, taken as a sweetener and for its nutritional and medicinal effects. Are cassia seeds edible? All parts of plant are poisonous […]

This shrub with green foliage produces ball-shaped flowers with a bright yellow color like mimosa. The cassia is also called yellow acacia or fragrant acacia because its flowers give off an intense fragrance with floral notes, reminiscent of mimosa. What is the use of cassia tree? The flower, leaves, stem, root, and unripe fruit are […]

Cassia bicapsularis, also known as Galbrata Cassia, is in fact a noxious invasive but is still for sale here in Florida. Is Cassia tree invasive in Florida? Based on its predictive tool, the UF/IFAS Assessment of Non-Native Plants in Florida’s Natural Areas indicates that Senna pendula is invasive and not recommended in any region of […]