Aromatic Plants Add Natural and Aesthetic Touches to Home Gardens in Najran
Residents of Najran region cultivate aromatic plants in home gardens for their natural and environmental value, enhancing beauty and providing calming fragrances. The region's favorable climate and fertile soil make it ideal for diverse plants like basil, mint, rosemary, thyme, and others, used in cooking, beverages, and cosmetics. Modern irrigation and care practices support sustainable greenery and quality of life.
Residents of the Najran region are keen to cultivate aromatic plants and care for them in home gardens, due to their natural and environmental value that contributes to adding aesthetic and lively touches, emitting pleasant fragrances that give a sense of comfort and relaxation, reduce stress and anxiety, calm nerves, and improve the overall appearance of the gardens. The Najran region is distinguished by its suitable climate and fertile soil, making it an ideal choice for growing various aromatic plants such as (basil and mint), which are among the most widespread plants in home gardens, and (rosemary and thyme), which are characterized by their high ability to tolerate heat, as well as sweet basil, pennyroyal, rue, jasmine, sage, wormwood, chamomile, thyme, and other plants that form an environmental diversity, contributing to the preservation of biodiversity, and promoting the culture of home gardening. Aromatic plants are used in many fields, including cooking to prepare some foods, hot beverages, and also in pharmaceutical industries, cosmetics, and perfumes, due to their content of essential oils. Residents are keen to take care of home gardens and care for various aromatic plants through the use of modern irrigation systems, pruning, providing good soil, fertilizing, and weed removal, believing in the importance of these plants and their role in increasing green spaces, sustainable vegetation cover density, and improving the quality of life.
Original source: Al-Mowaten
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