India, a beautiful country with geographic and culture, diversities, is equally famous for its beautiful flowers. One of its many bonuses in botanical wonders is flowering trees, beautifying the color palate of this wonderful country.
Here we explore some of the most fascinating flowering trees in India.
Gulmohar (Royal Poinciana):
It is something to look at, which is why the Gulmohar tree has lit up with redils. Its large, showy and feathery flowers become a sensational cover that pulls New York and other cities back into the tropics. It is one of flowering trees in India.
Jacaranda:
Originally found flourishing in South America, the blue wonder Jacaranda has evidently found a home in India. Its beautiful, small, violet-blue inflorescences seem to make a spectacle when they cover the ground around the trees.
Palash (Flame of the Forest):
One of the first signs of spring is also the Palash tree that makes the Indian forests glow orange-red. It is beautiful flower that associated with passion fire and rebirth.
Amaltas (Golden Shower Tree):
Blues rosette leaves, the Veil of golden yellow flowers covers the tree and enchants the eye. It is a plant with a cheerful flower outcome during the hot Indian summer period.
Baobab Tree:
The Baobab is a colossal tree with big stem that is usually called the “Tree of Life.” Even if it doesn’t grow great colorful flowers, its strange outlook and ability to survive even a cold winter are rather interesting.
Peepal Tree (Sacred Fig):
One of the sacred trees of India, Peepal boasts of extended, heart shaped leaves and, aerial prop-roots. Despite its small flowers that are not very noticable, it is a tree with much spirituality and serves so many ecological benefits thus making it to be so valued.
Neem Tree:
A multipurpose tree with medicinal uses, Neem is common in additional nearly anyone’s yard in India. The plant bears small, white flowers that people seldom notice, yet, the value of this plant to human health and the environment is enormous.
Indian Laburnum (Cassia Fistula):
The Indian Laburnum is a near relative of the Amaltas and features large golden yellow well-arched racemes. Due to their aesthetic beauty and lovely aroma it is among the most sought after ornamental trees. This flowering tree in India is very famous.
The trees and shrubs in the beginning of the play symbolize living and growing as does the flowering tree in act five. They contribute to our aesthetic appeal with both beautiful colors and aromas and also aid pollinatives, and gives hope. These trees are quite important to the health of our environment, offering shade and helping to filter the air as well as offering shelter to some of our animals.
Flowering trees have more than just beauty to offer because such trees have cultural and even spiritual value to many societies today. They symbolize such things as maturity, regeneration and the cycle of life. Flowering trees whether planted in gardens, parks or avenues, stand before people to tell about the subtleties of nature and its harmony.
The country is blessed with plenty of tree varieties that bear flowers and a few of these are described above. Every tree has its own striking appearance and value from the biological and folklore perspectives and benefits the country’s diverse ecosystem. The intended message from most of these amazing natural creations is a call to preserve them so that future generations may benefit from the beauty they offer.
