Flowers of Pakistan
Identification and Methods of Production of the Flowers of Pakistan are all included. Major Flowering plants have more details along with their cost of production.
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Gul Daudi – Chrysanthemums – گلِ داؤدی
Gul Daudi is the Urdu name for chrysanthemum — this page carries the Urdu literature on Gul Daudi cultivation from…
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گلاب کی کاشت / Rose / Gulab Farming in Pakistan
Source: گلاب کی کاشت / Rose / Gulab Farming in Pakistan, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan Source: گلاب کی کاشت…
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Gladiolus Flowers (Sword Lily) – گلیڈیولس
Gladiolus (گلیڈیولس), the sword lily, is covered here with Urdu cultivation literature from three institutes — UAF, AARI Faisalabad and…
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Petunia Flowers – گلِ اطلس
The beautiful and attractive Petunia Flowers – گلِ اطلس are available in a wide range of colors. Therefore, these plants…
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Passion Flower – پیشن فلاور
Passion flower — پیشن فلاور, Passiflora caerulea — is covered here with the complete Urdu literature on its growing methods,…
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Pansy – گلِ بنفشہ
گلِ بنفشہ — the pansy flower — is covered here with the complete Urdu literature on its growing methods, all…
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Oleander – کنیر
Literature on the growing methods of Nerium Oleander in Pakistan. Introduction Oleander (Nerium oleander) is a flowering shrub that is…
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Niazbo (Sweet Basil) in Pakistan – نیازبو کی کاشت
Niazbo is sweet basil, and this page carries the complete Urdu literature on how niazbo is grown — the cultivation…
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Nasturtium – نسٹرشئم
Garden Nasturtium — Tropaeolum majus Nasturtium is grown using seeds in October November. The flowers present a stunning visual display…
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Monkey Flower (Mimulus): How to Grow and Care for It
One name, two very different plants: some monkey flowers demand boggy soil while others shrug off drought. This guide shows…
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Marigold – گیندا
گیندا — the marigold — is covered here with Urdu growing literature from two research sources: Ayub Agricultural Research Institute…
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