Although every place have their own native plants
but here are some common :
Common native plants/trees
1. 🌱 Moringa (Drumstick Tree – Moringa oleifera)
 – Grows fast, edible leaves, drought-resistant, used in India, Africa, Southeast Asia, and tropical regions worldwide.

2. 🌿 Neem (Azadirachta indica)
 – Hardy, medicinal, air-purifying; popular in South Asia, Africa, and increasingly used in arid climates globally.

3. 🌳 Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia)
 – Ornamental with purple blooms, popular in Latin America, India, South Africa, and parts of the U.S.

4. 🌴 Guava Tree (Psidium guajava)
 – Small fruit tree, easy to grow in warm climates worldwide; attracts birds and pollinators.

5. 🌳 Olive Tree (Olea europaea)
 – Grows well in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and warm-climate areas globally. Hardy and drought-resistant.

6. 🌳 Papaya Tree (Carica papaya)
 – Fast-growing, edible fruit, tropical/subtropical climates worldwide.

7. 🍋 Lemon/Citrus Trees
 – Globally cultivated, compact, edible, and attract pollinators.

8. 🌲 Pine Trees (certain species like Aleppo Pine, Eastern White Pine)
 – Adaptable and fast-growing; used in reforestation projects around the world.

9. 🌴 Bamboo (technically a grass, but acts like a shrub/tree)
 – Grows rapidly, absorbs large amounts of CO₂, used globally. Choose non-invasive varieties like clumping bamboo.

10. 🌳 Mulberry (Morus spp.)
 – Grows in diverse climates (Asia, Europe, Americas); fast-growing and supports pollinators and wildlife.

🌿🌍 Common Shrubs (Globally Popular & Hardy)

11. 🌺 Hibiscus
 – Flowering, supports pollinators, grows in many tropical and subtropical areas worldwide.

12. 🌸 Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)
 – Herb and ornamental shrub, drought-tolerant, used in gardens from California to the Mediterranean to India.

13. 🌸 Lavender
 – Aromatic, low maintenance, drought-tolerant, used from Australia to Europe to the Americas.

14. 🌼 Bougainvillea
 – Hardy flowering shrub/vine that thrives in warm climates globally.

15. 🌸 Oleander (Nerium oleander)
 – Very drought-tolerant, widely used for hedges; toxic if ingested, so caution around children/pets.