Plant & Tree Guide

A long-lived tree 6-12m tall, stabilizes sand dunes and withstands temperatures over 50°C.

A thorny tree up to 8m; its fruit (nabk) is edible and it thrives in all soil types.

An umbrella-shaped canopy, 3-10m, produces high-value Talh honey and stabilizes sand.

A medium thorny tree with a dense canopy, a pioneer species in semi-arid areas.

Produces gum arabic, grown in semi-arid regions, 25-45°C.

Tolerates high salinity, used for coastal fences.

Wide shade, suitable for urban roads and public parks.

Stabilizes sand dunes within reserves.

Tree cover in sandy environments.

A natural windbreak and forage source.

Reclaims saline soils.

Tolerates alkaline and saline soils.

Forage ground cover within reserves.

Soil stabilization and a natural ornamental element.

Good sand stabilization.

A natural forage source.

Dense shade and natural insect control.

Shade and improved air quality.

For large gardens and open spaces.

An ornamental plant for gardens and walkways.

Roadside trees and windbreaks.

Improves soil fertility.

Ground cover, easy to trim and shape.

An ornamental, medicinal shrub.

Shade and a natural local landscape.

A native multi-benefit tree.

Shade and seasonal flowers.

Soil stabilization and natural forage.

Ground cover in sandy environments.

Strong soil stabilization.

An ornamental, fragrant plant.

Animal forage in saline soils.

A fragrant ornamental plant.

Natural spring flowers.

A natural ornamental plant.

A fragrant scent that attracts bees.

Fragrant and a seasonal ornamental.

A natural ornamental plant.

A natural fragrant plant.