The chrysanthemum plant is one of the most prominent natural components of the King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve, spreading across vast areas and lending a distinctive aesthetic character to its environment.

This annual herbaceous plant, belonging to the Asteraceae family, is among the species that receive attention from the Reserve Development Authority as part of its efforts to protect vegetation and enhance wildlife.

The chrysanthemum stands about 30 cm tall, with lobed leaves and striking flowers that reflect the diversity of the reserve's environment, while its care underscores the role of King Salman Reserve in preserving ecological balance, supporting sustainability, and the Saudi Green Initiative.