Mountain Honey / Wildflower

Iconic aromatic plant of calcareous Mediterranean environments and garrigues.

Aromatic wild plant growing on sun-exposed arid, rocky limestone hills.

Wild ruderal plants invading fallow lands and plains after cereal harvest.

Hardy and medicinal plant growing in degraded pastures, steppes, and forest edges.

Major component of the maquis in the humid and subhumid northern Tunisia.

Wild plant of the acidic maquis of Northwestern Tunisia, with purple floral spikes topped with tufts.

Invasive pioneer plant of wastelands, roadsides, and wetlands, essential for beekeeping overwintering.

A robust spring wild plant that invades overgrazed land and arid hills.

A biennial wild plant producing superb blue to purple flowers very rich in nectar.

Aromatic herbaceous plant that loves the humidity of wadi beds and marshy areas of the North.

A very common wild plant in arid and steppe areas, covering vast expanses with a yellow carpet.

Introduced for dune fixation and reforestation, it produces abundant globular yellow flowers.

Thorny wild shrub covering the Mediterranean hills, with bright yellow flowers.

Thorny shrub forming large prickly cushions in steppes and arid mountains.

Wild plant of wastelands and rubble, with star-shaped blue flowers rich in clear nectar.

Very common in meadows, orchards, and fodder crops in the north.

A species of rosemary better adapted to the arid conditions of the high plateaus and desert edges.