A sentence 400 seeds from the shrub of the Ritim

Retama raetam is a native and original Arab-origin shrub. It is a perennial, honey-producing shrub that tolerates heat and frost. It is found in the valleys and flood channels. It is a deciduous shrub with thin, drooping branches. It is considered a medicinal plant and belongs to flowering ornamental trees, as it produces many beneficial proteins for humans and animals. It is planted as windbreaks, tolerant of heat and frost. It grows quickly and requires no special care. Scientific name: Retama raetam Original habitat: Arabian Peninsula and large parts of the Arab world. Family: Legumes. Flowers: Small white, appearing on the branches. Leaves: Green, needle-like. Height: About 3 meters. Planting time: During warm seasons of the year. Blooming season: Spring. Benefits and uses of Retama: Retama is considered a medicinal tree. Honey from Retama flowers is considered one of the good types. Used as windbreaks. Its trees produce the best types of charcoal. Cultivation of Retama and environmental conditions: It can withstand desert climate conditions and their harsh fluctuations, and it is also drought-tolerant, so it does not need constant watering. Sun exposure: Full sun. Reproduction: By seeds.