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Home»Explore by countries»Dubai / UAE»Sheikh Hamdan launches planting drive to keep Dubai’s ‘flame tree’ in full bloom
Dubai / UAE

Sheikh Hamdan launches planting drive to keep Dubai’s ‘flame tree’ in full bloom

By IslaMay 2, 20262 Mins Read
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Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, on Saturday called for the launch of a planting programme to keep the emirate’s popular “flame tree” in full glow.

Sheikh Hamdan shared an animated video online celebrating the deep-rooted role of the tree – known for its display of bright orange and red flowers in summer months – in “bringing life” to the city.

The flame tree, which goes by the scientific name of Delonix regia, thrives in hotter climates and can be found in full bloom all over the world.

“In summer, when the flame tree blooms in Dubai, it brings life to every home, every majlis, every street, and every park. With it, our city blooms, full of life and beauty,” Sheikh Hamdan wrote on social media.

The accompanying clip showed residents playing tennis, taking strolls and playing in parks, with the tree serving as a colourful backdrop.