Outdoor Plants

It is one of the most popular and powerful houseplants, and is distinguished by hard leaves ranging from 15 cm to 2.5 m in height, depending on the species. Snake plants usually have green striped leaves, so it is also called tiger plant.

Spanish olive tree is an evergreen oily plant in the family Oleaceae. It is a perennial tree and is considered a treasure because of its economical and environmental benefits. Its fruit has many benefits, as it is a whole food, and olive oil is extracted from it, which has health, nutritional and cosmetic benefits.

The delicate, flowering asparagus fern looks soft and fuzzy, but when you take care of it, you may be surprised to find that it stimulates its prickly spikes. This, however, is not a reason not to grow an asparagus fern, simply wear gloves while caring for it.

Tecomaria capensis is a species of flowering plant in the family Bignoniaceae, native to southern Africa. Bees are attracted to this plant. Although it is a vining plant with multiple stems; with good pruning, it can become a plant with one, thick stem, it blooms in the spring and the beginning of summer, and some specialists mention that it blooms in the fall and summer, and it seems that the reason for the difference is the different climatic zones, as the flowering process in plants is affected by a major factor which is the length of the day or its shortness, and it is also affected by other factors such as temperatures, quantities of irrigation, fertilizers and its quality, and its flowers are red, yellow and orange.

The Indian Jasmine or Plumeria:It is considered half deciduous! It grows up to seven meters in length, and blooms during summer or fall. The flowers emerge from the inside of the leaves and have several colors, including white.

Binomial name: Tecoma stans, is a perennial evergreen shrub that is native to the central tropical regions of America, western India, the Andes Mountains, and South America, and spread in hot areas up to a height of 900 m above sea level. It reaches a height from 2 to 4 meters. The flowers are tubular in shape, large, yellow, found in dense terminal groupings (inflorescences) of large size and appear in spring and autumn. The fruit resembles a horn up to 12 cm long and opens when the seeds are ripe. The leaves are light green with sharply toothed, serrated edges. They are planted for the beauty of their flowers.

A rough perennial herb, it ranges between 1-3 meters. The leaves are about 0.5 - 1.8 cm in length and 60 cm - 1.8 m in width, flat (not drooping), wide near the base of the plant and narrow to a sharp point at the top. The floral inflorescence is cylindrical, silky to the touch, white and dense.

It is a vining, herbaceous plant suitable to be described as a cover plant, it reaches a height of 5 meters, and is a fast-growing. It is native to the tropics of Africa and Asia, where it is sometimes called "mile per minute". The stem is hairless and grows roots wherever it touches the ground. 

This tree is the most sensitive citrus tree to cold weather. Therefore, it is recommended to plant on the south side of the house to protect it from frost. It should be planted in a place that receives enough sunlight to grow properly, and is advised to plant it in slightly acidic, well-drained soil

It is an evergreen ovate-leaved tree. The flowers are white or fragrant pink. The fruits are soft, black, juicy, when dried they are used as spices. The used parts of the plant are the leaves, fruits, and the rich volatile oils in them. The leaves contain cineole oil, fabapentin, myrtinol, myrtinable acetate, limonene, vaterpineol, geraniol, geranyl acetate and myrtle. They also contain tannins, the most important of which are gallotne and concentrated tannins. The oil extracted from the leaves is used in massage operations for paralysis cases.

It was given this name referring to the weeping habit of the branchlets of this species. It reaches a height of 2 to 4 meters and prefers direct light, moderate and regular irrigation. It grows well in well-drained soil. When rubbing its leaves, it releases an aromatic smell similar to citrus like lemon, it blooms in late spring and summer, it multiplies by seeds and semi-woody stem cuttings, but it is not preferred to multiply by seeds because of changes in the shape of the plant.