Damas Plant

Damas plants, commonly known as Conocarpus lancifolius, are widely used in landscaping projects across the Middle East, especially in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other Gulf countries. These fast-growing, evergreen plants are highly valued for their dense foliage, wind tolerance, and heat resistance, making them ideal for hedges, screens, or standalone ornamental greenery. At a height of 1.5 meters, Damas plants are already well-established and suitable for immediate impact in residential, commercial, or public landscaping.

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Damas Plant Supply and Installation (1.5m Height)

The supply of Damas plants at a height of 1.5 meters typically involves healthy, nursery-grown specimens that are ready for transplanting. These plants are cultivated in pots or bags with strong root systems to ensure successful establishment after planting. The plants are selected for their uniform height, thickness, and overall health. At 1.5 meters, they provide immediate greenery and serve effectively as privacy screens or landscape borders. Depending on the project, plants can be delivered in bulk, and discounts are often available for large quantities.

Installation Process

Installation of 1.5m Damas plants includes careful site preparation to ensure long-term plant health. The process involves:

Soil Preparation: The soil is first checked for drainage and fertility. If needed, organic compost or sand is added to improve soil quality.
Plant Spacing: Proper spacing is crucial, especially if the Damas plants are used as a hedge. A common spacing is 60–100 cm between each plant to allow for full coverage as they grow.
Digging and Planting: Holes are dug at an appropriate depth to accommodate the root ball. Plants are positioned upright, and the soil is gently packed around the base.
Watering: After planting, each Damas plant is watered thoroughly to reduce transplant shock and help the roots settle into the soil.
Mulching (optional): Applying mulch around the base of each plant helps retain moisture and suppress weeds.

Post-Installation Care

To ensure healthy growth, Damas plants require regular watering, especially during the first few months after planting. Although drought-tolerant once established, consistent moisture helps them root deeply. Light pruning may be necessary to maintain shape, especially if used for hedges. Damas plants thrive in full sunlight and are resistant to pests, making them a low-maintenance choice for long-term landscaping.