Sea Poison Tree

Sea Poison Tree

This flower is common along the coasts of Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. These attract bats and moths at night because of their sickly sweet smell. In some parts of India, they are grown along the streets for decorative purposes.

produces sickly sweet smell
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