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Live trees, plants, cut flowers

Saudi Arabia’s horticulture and floriculture sector is growing rapidly, fueled by demand from large-scale projects and a thriving market. The Kingdom is investing heavily in cold-chain technology and specialized expertise to become a key production and distribution hub.

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Black Tulip Group leads the ornamental flower and plant market, importing fresh products from regions like Kenya and Europe. With state-of-the-art cold-chain infrastructure, the company efficiently supplies supermarkets, hotels, and event companies nationwide.

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Complementing this, Nursery & Plants Co. (NAP) stands out as one of the largest nurseries. NAP is a strategic supplier for Saudi mega-projects like NEOM, providing palms, shrubs, and other landscaping plants. The company imports ornamental species while also exporting desert-adapted plants, showcasing the country’s technical expertise and commitment to sustainable urban development.

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The success of these companies demonstrates that Saudi Arabia is strategically positioned to meet its internal needs while building specialized export capacity.

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