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One large tree can absorb up to 22 kg of carbon dioxide per year and release oxygen.
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Plants placed around buildings can reduce air temperature by up to 5°C through shade and evapotranspiration.
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The world’s oldest known tree is over 4,800 years old, a bristlecone pine in California.
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Some plants, like lavender and rosemary, naturally repel insects.
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Vertical gardens can improve air quality indoors and reduce noise pollution.
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Drip irrigation uses 30–50% less water than traditional sprinklers.
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Overwatering is the most common cause of plant death in landscapes.
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Smart irrigation controllers can adjust watering based on weather conditions.
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Mulching around plants reduces water evaporation by up to 70%.
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A healthy lawn can absorb rainfall six times more effectively than a wheat field, reducing runoff.
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Strategic landscaping can cut home energy bills by up to 25% by providing natural cooling and wind protection.
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Green spaces increase property value by 10–20%.
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Landscaping reduces stress and improves overall mental well-being.
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Grass lawns can trap dust and dirt, improving local air quality.
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Sustainable landscapes use native plants that require less water and maintenance.
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Sunflowers can absorb toxins like lead and arsenic from soil—a process called phytoremediation.
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Compost improves soil structure, helping it hold both water and nutrients better.
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Certain flowers bloom only at night, like the moonflower and evening primrose.
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Earthworms in the soil can increase crop yields by up to 25% through natural aeration.
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Adding iron chelates to soil helps prevent yellowing leaves in many ornamental plants.
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Qurdi shrub (Ochradenus baccatus) helps treat wounds and stomach discomfort.
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Cornulaca aucheri, a spiny desert plant, is still used as camel fodder.
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Polycarpaea repens was used to help camels and counter snakebites.
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Artemisia inculta served as a natural antiseptic and remedy.
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Marak produces edible fruits and traditional medicinal infusions.
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Arabian Primrose was used as a cosmetic dye and fever cure.
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Qatar’s coasts host native seagrass vital to marine life.