The Bengali Sidr is also known as the Indian Jujube. It is a thorny evergreen or semi-evergreen tree. Its height ranges from five to fifteen meters. It tolerates high heat and drought well. Its leaves are oval and shiny on top, tending to be silvery on the underside. Its flowers are small, yellowish-green, and attractive to bees. The fruits are usually oval or round, green at first, then turning yellow or reddish-brown when ripe. The taste is sweet and resembles a mix of apple and nabq. It is planted in well-draining soil and tolerates sandy and calcareous soils. It needs regular watering in the first few years, then becomes drought-resistant. It is used for shade and decoration, and is suitable for farms and beekeeping due to its abundant flowers. In some countries, its leaves and fruits are used in traditional applications. Location / Mahayil Asir, Al-Wa'd district Shipping is available to most regions of the Kingdom Contact the number ( Phone number appears when clicking the contact button )