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Tulip the third woderful and most popular flower both in Asia and Europe

Tulip is the third wonderful and popular flower around the world. This flower was first invented by a famous Austrian biologist named Carolus Clausius. Tulip is mostly associated with Holland from where tulips are exported.It is a bulbous plant with showy flowers, which have 109 species and more than 3000 different registered varieties of cultivated tulips. Tulips are spring flower and they come in as incredible variety of colors, height and flower shapes. Tulips may contain smell also into some of their species.


Kingdom

Plantae
Division
Magnoliophyta
Class
Lilliopsida
order
liliales
Family
liliaceae
Subfamily
lilioideae
Genus
tulips

Tulips are spring based flower and depending on the species it's plants can grow as small as 4 in to as high as 28 in. Only one flower is produced by a single stem but there some species are existed which produce more than one flower per stem. Though tulips are originally grown by Holland but they are grown commercially in Asia, Europe and Africa. Peoples love tulip for gardening and potted plants also. Now many hybrid cultivars are grown this tulip also in garden and most of them derived from Tulipa gesneriana.

Tulip land are really amazing in watching, it looks like a bed of flowers with different shade or color. Tulip flowers in the world contain a great variety in color and shape. They were first cultivated as hybrid by Turks of the Ottoman Empire.

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White water lily the national flower of Bangladesh

white water lily is also known as Nymphaes alba under the family Nymphaeasceae is the national flower of Bangladesh and also known as European white water lily, white lotus or Neniphar. lily plant is an aquatic flowering plant which are rooted in soil in bodies of water with leaves and flowers floating on the water surface. The leaves of lilies are round with a radial notch. it grows in water from 30 to 150 cm deep and also in large ponds and lakes. The leaves may be up to 30cm in diameters and they take up a spread of 150cm/plant.This flowers are completely white in color and they have so small as many as stamens inside.

Kindom
Plantae
Order
nympharales
Family
nymphaeaceae
Genus
Nymphaea
Soecies
N. alba

Water lily is an ornamental plant used most for their beautiful nature. Water lily plants are used by female for their hair decoration. White water lily is available in the country Bangladesh likes lakes and largest ponds. Very cheap flower it is for their natural growing. Sometimes this plant use as vegetables by the poor peoples in Bangladesh.

White water lily is the national flower of Bangladesh which is adopted in 1971. This represents cultural and natural root of this country which is adopted officially. This flower is also the State flower of Andhra Pradesh of India.

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National flower of USA | Rose the official and floral emblem of United States of America | National flower of UK


Roses are the national symbols of different states through the world. Around them it also the national flower of UK and floral emblem of USA. Variety of states rose as their national symbol where some national flowers have cultural and religious roots which go back hundreds of years and may or may not officially adopted.











kingdom

Plantae
Division
Magnoliophyta
Class
Magnoliopsida
Order
Rosales
Family
Rosaceae
Subfamily
Rosoideae
Genus
Rosa


Roses are the most popular flower around the world for gardening and also for indooring. Roses also popular for it's great variety in color, fragrance and appearances. Red rose is the symbol of love. It also the symbol of beauty even war and politics. For the purpose of gifting roses have been the most popular choice. It mostly uses also for decoration in both domestic and office.



The rose is the official flower of United States of America adopted on November 20, 1986.Rose has been around for about 35 million years and grows naturally throughout North America. The tudor Rose is the national symbol of United kingdom (England) which is graphic design created by king Henry VII in 1485, with a red rose laid atop a white one. Among other states rose is the symbol of nationality of Luxembourge, Maldives, Iraq, Iran and also in Ecuador.


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Jasmine flowers species | Jasmine flowers some unique features | History of jasmines


Jasmine is the most favorite flower around the word especially in the tropical regions. Because of unique fragrance and shining leaves jasmine is now most popular flower. Among the species, jasminun sambac is popular, it is the National Flower of Indonesia and Philippines where it is known as Melati and Sampagita respectively. It is also the National Flower of Pakistan where it is known as Chambeli or Yasmin.

Kingdom
Plantae
Division
Magnoliophyta
Class
Magnoliopsida
order
Lamiales
Family
Oleaceae
Genus
Jasmine

Including this family most of jasmine have four corolla lobe petals and jasmine generally have five to six lobes.They contain strong and sweet smell.

History of Jasmine
Flower jasmine was first introduce in England in 1931. Jasmine contain more than 200 species which native to tropical and warm regions around the world. it is commonly known as Jamines under the genus of Shrubs.











Unique Features of Jasmine
  • Jasmine often known as jasmines under the genus of Shrubs and Vines
  • Have unique , strong and sweet smell.
  • Most popular flower among all the white
  • Leaves are extraordinary shining
  • Jasmines exsit true and false type where true types are shiny leaves and tubular whose flowers are white and contain waxy appearance also non poisonous where false types are poisonous for human.
  • Grown in tropical and warm regions around the world.
  • Most of the jasmines are white in color but yellow sometimes be seen.
  • They grow better in moist , well drained and sandy load to clayey garden soil with moderate level of fertility
  • Jasmines prefer full sunny day and warm condition

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Jasmine Flower Cultivation and Plant Caring Tips


Jasmine flower is the most ancient and important crops grown on commercial scale in certain areas of India.Jasmine contains highly fragrant and mostly use in various purposes like as making garlands, bouquet, decorating hair of women, religious offering and so many.It also uses in cosmetic and perfumery industries.All over Indian about 80 jasmine species are found but all of them only three specie are grown commercially.The three commercially usable jasmine species are Jasminum sambac (Gundumalli / Madurai Malli), J. auriculatum (Mullai) and J. grandiflorum (Jathimalli / Pitchi).Now are discussed about jasmine cultivation.


Soil And Climate
At first we have to know which type of soil are suitable for jasmine flower cultivation.Jasmine grows well in light soils.A loamy soil is the best.Although they are grown in heavy clay soils in some places, yields are high only in loams.Simply we may say it grows up well in well drained rich sandy loam soils.The ideal conditions for successful cultivation are warm summer with ample water supply and sunny days.

Land Preparation
It needs one or two primary ploughs to remove the weeds from the land which is followed by digging of pits at a size of 30 cubic centimeter.

Irrigation
It requires immediate irrigation should be given and subsequent irrigation at an interval of seven to ten days depending upon the weather conditions and soil type.

Fertilizer
we have been recommended to you that each plant should be given approximately 10 kg of FYM and 60 kg of Nitrogen and 120g each of phosphorous and potassium and should be applied in two split doses.

Inter Care of Plants
It is important for jasmine cultivation to weeding and strengthening of irrigation channels and bunds.The first weeding should be done 20-25 days after planting and subsequent weeding are done once in 2-3 months.

Pruning
For jasmine cultivation pruning is so important. Basic training should be done over pruning.when winter approaching the bushes start to shed the leaves.To promote good flowering water is withheld to the bushes in the 2nd fortnight of November which throws the plant to rest and shed the leaves. The plants are defoliated. The bushes are trimmed back to half the height and dead branches are removed in January.during pruning the dead branches and old stems are removed.


After growing jasmine plant flowering commences after six months.Fully developed unopened flower buds should be picked in the early morning i.e., before sun rise.





















Use jasmine for hair decoration

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