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India is home to an incredibly wide range of rare plants and animals, and many rare flowers are essential to preserving ecological balance. These plants are also important food sources for different pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and birds
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It requires a mild climate for its Vegetative growth and flowering it gives a better result under the temperature range between 15 to 30 degrees Celsius. High temperature adversely affects the crop production.
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Tuberose can be cultivated on various soils which range from sandy loams to clay loams, under better agronomic practices it can be grown on soils on saline as well as acidic soils. The soil must be well-drained and must have good aeration The pH range of the soil should be between 6 – 6.75.
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Well-drained sandy loamy soils with a high organic content are the best for chrysanthemum cultivation. The ideal pH range for its cultivation should be between 6-7.Chrysanthemum is a short-day plant; hence, planting should be done so that flowering coincides with the short-day conditions. It can be cultivated under tropical and subtropical conditions
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The plants planted in groups are cut from the end of June to the 10th of July to the desired size and should be repeated every year to maintain proper shape and size. For a hedge purpose, plants are trimmed regularly at the top and sides to make them compact.
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Rose, the queen of flowers, is adored by human beings all over the world and is used as an offering to the Hindu deities, for the hairdo to the ladies, and for making of garlands, bouquets, buttonholes, wreaths, as well as floral arrangements.
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Approximately 40 species are reported to occur in India. It is grown commercially in various parts of the country, particularly in the southern and eastern parts. It is estimated to have an area of about 10,000 ha with an annual production of flowers
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Gladiolus, a bulbous ornamental, is a flower of glamour and perfection. It is undoubtedly the best bulbous flower in India and ranks next only to a tulip in Holland. Its popularity is due to its unparalleled beauty and economic value; it is a native of the Mediterranean region of South Africa.
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