Rosemary
Rosmarinus officinalis
- Siliana
- Le Kef
- Kasserine
- Zaghouan
- Béja
- Rosemary Honey
- Mountain Honey / Wildflower
Iconic aromatic plant of calcareous Mediterranean environments and garrigues.
Discover the plants that feed bees and shape the diversity of honeys. Each profile presents their characteristics, flowering period, and beekeeping value.
Rosmarinus officinalis
Iconic aromatic plant of calcareous Mediterranean environments and garrigues.
Asphodelus microcarpus / Asphodelus ramosus
A robust spring wild plant that invades overgrazed land and arid hills.
Calicotome villosa / Calicotome spinosa
Thorny wild shrub covering the Mediterranean hills, with bright yellow flowers.
Dittrichia viscosa / Inula viscosa
Invasive pioneer plant of wastelands, roadsides, and wetlands, essential for beekeeping overwintering.
Helianthus annuus
Large summer industrial crop in the fertile plains of northern Tunisia.
Solanum lycopersicum
A major market garden crop in Tunisia, grown in open fields and greenhouses. Its anthers primarily release their pollen through vibration.
Erica arborea / Erica multiflora
Major component of the maquis in the humid and subhumid northern Tunisia.
Echium vulgare / Echium pycnanthum
A biennial wild plant producing superb blue to purple flowers very rich in nectar.
Marrubium vulgare
Hardy and medicinal plant growing in degraded pastures, steppes, and forest edges.
Capparis spinosa
Thorny, creeping shrub, very resistant to drought, common in the center and south.
Ziziphus lotus
Thorny wild shrub typical of the arid and semi-arid climates of central and southern Tunisia.
Lavandula stoechas
Wild plant of the acidic maquis of Northwestern Tunisia, with purple floral spikes topped with tufts.