Clear answers before an inquiry begins.

Rwdah is focused on government and commercial projects, including government entities, developers, contractors, consultants, and operations and maintenance teams.

Where available, include the category, botanical or common name, required size or grade, quantity, root or container format, project location and required timeline.

Rwdah’s approved service scope includes tree removal, relocation and replanting, together with temporary holding and care when required by an agreed project programme.

Rwdah’s nursery capabilities include design, establishment, operation and maintenance, with the detailed scope confirmed for each project.

For general inquiries, email info@rwdah.com. For project inquiries, email projects@rwdah.com or call +966 53 411 2205.

The final species palette must follow the authority’s issued project documents, design conditions, approved botanical names and site requirements. Representative trees reflected across official Riyadh guidance, Diriyah’s native and adaptive planting direction, and RCU’s AlUla flora data include sidr (Ziziphus spina-christi and, in the AlUla dataset, Ziziphus nummularia), samur (Acacia tortilis), talh (Acacia gerrardii), salam (Acacia ehrenbergiana), grey ghaf (Prosopis cineraria), athl (Tamarix aphylla), arak (Salvadora persica), sarh (Maerua crassifolia), ban (Moringa peregrina), basham (Commiphora gileadensis), tandub (Capparis decidua), and date palm (Phoenix dactylifera). Supply remains subject to the approved project list, size, quantity, origin, availability and required approvals.

Yes. Rwdah’s scope includes international plant sourcing, import and export. Each requirement is reviewed against the project specification, climate and site suitability, availability, origin, phytosanitary documentation, permits, logistics and applicable Saudi regulations before commercial confirmation.