A sentence 1000 seed of the wild or the Adheed flower.

Al-‘Azeed or called Al-‘Adeed, a herbaceous annual pasture plant of the first degree, grazers seek it, and its cultivation spreads in the Arabian Peninsula. Scientific name: Urospermum. Other names: ‘Adeed. Family: Asteraceae. Native homeland: Saudi Arabia and some parts of the Middle East. Flowers: star-shaped in bright yellow color. Leaves: green, palm-shaped, and lush. Height: 30 cm. Cultivation of Al-‘Azeed and environmental conditions: Al-‘Azeed is cultivated in dry desert conditions and is a flowering annual in spring, and it can also be grown in any moderate climatic conditions such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: sandy or clay soil. Watering method: considering weather conditions, soil moisture, and the plant's climatic conditions. Sun exposure: needs full sun. Propagation: by seeds. Planting time: from September to December, and it can be cultivated at any time of the year outside these weather and climatic conditions in greenhouses. Flowering time: in spring. Benefits and uses of Al-‘Azeed: considered a good pasture for livestock, and has some traditional medicinal uses.