Israel has a diverse plant life with about 2000 known species of plants.

The Squill flowers August through October. It is found in places with light soil. The Squill is said to signal the coming of spring.

The Snapdragon flowers January through May. It is found in abundant all over Israel.

The Pancratium flowers July through October. It is found along the Mediterranean coast and the Sharon. The Pancratium is the symbol of the City of Netanya.

The Daffodil flowers October through February. It is found in the Sharon, the Golan and the Hula valley. The Daffodil is known as the king of the swamp.

The Cyclamen flowers October through March. It is found all across Israel.

The Iris flowers in January and February. It is found in the Golan, the Hermon, and the Galilee.

The Tulip flowers in March and April. It is found usually in the deserts of Israel.

The Poppy flowers in March and April. It is found in the Golan, the Galilee, the Sharon and the Carmel.

The Anemone flowers December through April. It is found all across Israel. Kalanit in Hebrew is related to the word Kala which means a bride.