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Common name: Shafallah Scientific name: Capparis spinosa Also called: Qabbār - Kabbar - Asaf Original habitat of the Shafallah shrub: • Mediterranean Basin and cultivated in desert and semi-arid lands as it tolerates harsh weather conditions and prefers dry climates. Shafallah is cultivated in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries as one of the suitable plants for developing vegetation cover. Description of the Shafallah shrub (Capparis): • A wild, thorny, flowering shrub from the Capparaceae family, with multiple branches. It is considered a creeping and climbing plant for walls and fences. Its leaves are thick, round to oval, and it can reach more than two meters in height and about three meters in width. Uses and benefits of the Shafallah shrub: • Shafallah is a honey-producing plant characterized by a flowering time when nectar is scarce for bees, and honey from Shafallah has health benefits. Description of the Shafallah flower: • Large flowers with a white to pinkish color, blooming throughout five months of the year starting from mid-May. Fruit and seeds of the Shafallah: • Its dark green fruits resemble pears, about 5 cm long, with a red pulp filled with seeds.