Wild desert sage shrub seeds

Artemisia Monosperma, a fragrant perennial shrub herb, evergreen, is a rare herb despite its rapid propagation. It has a fragrant, penetrating scent, woody stems, and slender lateral branches with sharp tips. Its small pointed leaves are distributed on it. It bears green flowers tending to yellow, from which fruit emerges. Scientific name: Artemisia monosperma Family: Asteraceae Native habitat: North Arabian Peninsula, Sinai, and the foothills of the Levant mountains. Other names: Hasa sage, Night incense, also called "Nader" due to its rarity. Flowering time: It bears fruit and flowers throughout the year, with more flowers in spring and autumn. Vegetation cover: Perennial. Height: from 30 to 75 cm. Flower color: Green, yellow. Cultivation of the Adhar shrub: by seeds: scatter the seeds on the ground surface then cover with a layer of soil. Exposure: prefers sunny locations. Preferred soil for cultivation: prefers sandy soil. Planting time for the Adhar: from April to October. Benefits of the Adhar plant: It has many benefits in health treatments, especially internal ones, including: used to expel worms by boiling its roots. Used to soften the intestines. Has an effective effect in treating colds and influenza. Suitable for diabetics as it helps activate the pancreas. Suitable for relieving menstrual pain. Contains Ephedrine, which helps reduce pain.