| Suitable for streets, gardens, parks and yards | ' Extinct animals There are animals that were present in the regions and territories that make up the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, but they became extinct, such as the Arab lion, which was found in northern Saudi Arabia, the Hijaz and Asir, and the last Arab lion was killed in the Al-Ahsa Oasis in 1932, for example very many and the Arabian leopard that became extinct and was seen before its extinction in 1950 |
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| Anisotes trisulcus A very beautiful shrub, with dense leaves, it blooms when watered after it is tender | It has small leaves, with a height of about 2-3 m , suitable for corners of gardens, under bridges, entrances to cities, and courtyards of homes |
It rises to about 3-5 m suitable for gardens, parks and courtyards, flanking the southwestern region.
| Juniperus procera A perennial, evergreen tree with bushy leaves and shade | It has a limited geographical extension to the north of the Kingdom |
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| Raidah Reserve is a nature reserve in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under the supervision of the Saudi Wildlife Authority | And receives hundreds of tons of bananas annually through various outlets, coming from several countries, including the Philippines, Sri Lanka and India |
It rises to about 1 - 3 m.
| Capparis decidua Perennial tree, lives in the coasts of the Red Sea, and some regions of Najd | Among the insects that fall under the menus of the bedding group and moths and resemble butterflies, but their appearance is not as attractive as the appearance of butterflies and most of their movement is at night |
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| Acacia raddiana A large perennial tree, one of the most widespread species of algae | It is a very perennial tree, based on a trunk that ends with a group of spherical and branched spherical leaves |
Widespread in the central and western northern regions, suitable for most regions of the Kingdom with a desert nature.
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