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Desert Rose to Tulips: 7 flowers that grow in the Middle East

The Middle East is home to a huge variety of flowers. From the desert rose to tulips let's trace 7 flowers that grace this exotic region of the world---by Amrita Ghosh

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Desert Rose

Also known as Adenium is a succulent plant with beautiful pink, red, or white flowers, commonly found in arid regions like the Arabian Peninsula

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Torch Lily

It is a striking perennial flower admired for its fiery red, orange, and yellow torch-like blooms. It can be found in Middle Eastern countries with a more temperate climate

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Tulips

Grace the Middle East with its vibrant colors during cooler seasons. These cultivated varieties showcase a diverse array of hues, enchanting locals and visitors alike

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Desert Marigold

 A bright yellow flower that thrives in desert regions and can be seen in parts of the Middle East with a drier climate

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Arabian Jasmine

A fragrant white flower widely grown in gardens and used in traditional garlands and perfumes across the Middle East

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Oleander (Nerium oleander)

Thrives in the Middle East's warm and arid climate, adorning gardens and streets with its pink, white, or red blooms the enchanting flowers make it a cherished sight in the region
 

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Hibiscus

This tropical flower is grown in gardens across the Middle East, and its petals are often used for herbal teas and traditional remedies

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