Dates

Product Description

Dates are naturally wind pollinated, but in both traditional oasis horticulture and in the modern commercial orchards
they are entirely pollinated manually.

The date palm is dioecious, having separate male and female plants.They can be easily grown from seed, but only 50% of seedlings
will be female and hence fruit bearing, and dates from seedling plants are often smaller and of poorer quality. Most commercial
plantations thus use cuttings of heavily cropping cultivars. Plants grown from cuttings will fruit 23 years earlier
than seedling plants.

Weight loss
Relieving constipation, supporting regular bowel movements
Promoting heart health, reducing heart disease risk
Diarrhea
Iron-deficiency anemia
Reducing blood pressure
Impotence
Promoting respiratory and digestive health
Pregnancy deliveries
Hemorrhoid prevention
Chronic conditions such as arthritis
Reducing colitis risk
Preventing colon cancer

Types of dates are
Aabel,
Ajwah,
Al-Khunaizi,
Amer Hajj,
Abid Rahim,
Barakawi,
Barhee,
Barhi,
Bireir,
Dabbas,
Datça,
Deglet Noor,
Derrie or Dayri,
Fardh or Fard,
Ftimi or Alligue,
Holwah,
Haleema,
Honey,
Hayany ,
Iteema,
Kenta,
Khadrawi,
Khadrawy,
Khalasah,
Khastawi,
Khenaizi,
Lulu,
Maktoom,
Manakbir,
Medjool,
Mejhool,
Migraf,
Mgmaget Ayuob,
Mishriq,
Mazafati,
Nabtat-seyf,
Piarom,
Rotab,
Sagai,
Sukkary,
Saidy,
Sayer,
indi,
Sellaj,
Tagyat,
Tamej,
Thoory,
Umeljwary,
Umelkhashab,
Zahidi,
Zaghloul