Iraqi Talh seeds - Al-Najafi

The Iraqi Talh is a type of Talh spread across the north of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia up to southern Iraq, and it is similar to the Najdi Talh known but more tolerant in the harsh winter. The Iraqi Talh is considered one of the thorny trees that withstand harsh desert conditions, and it has medicinal uses. Its flowers are sweet-scented, so bees visit it extensively. Scientific name: Acacia Gerrerdii - var. iraquensis. Native habitat: Arabian Peninsula and Iraq. Flowers: small round yellow with a pleasant scent. Leaves: opposite pinnate. Height: 8 - 10 meters. Iraqi Talh planting and environmental conditions: Planting time: in warm weather, in March and April, and in October and November. Flowering time: in summer. Soil: fertile, well-drained soil. Sun exposure: full. Propagation: by seeds.