My favorite flower.

The japa flower is a flower that is widely known and important in our environment. Its bright color, simple beauty, and religious medicinal use make this flower special. This five-petaled flower has a long pistil and stamens in the center, which enhances the beauty of the flower. Many japa flowers have double or multi-layered petals. Japa flowers bloom easily and are available almost all year round, making them very popular in gardens. They grow well in sunny and warm environments. Japa flowers are not just a flower—they are part of religion, beauty, medicine, and the environment. Their simplicity, colorfulness, and versatile uses have deeply intertwined this flower with the daily life of Bengal.

The Rangan flower is an evergreen shrub, which is usually very attractive and popular because of its colorful flowers. It grows in tropical regions and adds beauty to gardens and around the house. The Rangan flower has many small flowers together to form a cluster. It is available in colors such as red, orange, yellow, pink, white, etc. It blooms almost all year round, but is more visible in summer and rainy season. It is used to enhance the beauty of gardens, roadsides, and tubs. It is considered a symbol of love, warmth, and friendship. The easy care and colorful appearance of the Rangan flower has made it one of the favorite flowers of Bengalis.

The gate of a flower garden is not only an entrance, it is an artistic and beautifying element. The first impression of the garden is created by this gate in the mind of the viewer, so it should be attractive and in harmony with nature. It is usually made of wood, iron or bamboo. Sometimes vine-like flowers such as garden vine, honeysuckle or jasmine are hung on the gate, which further beautifies the gate. A decorated gate in a flower garden gives a kind of inviting feeling. It adds a touch of elegance to the beauty of the garden. The gate is not only decorative, it protects the garden from livestock or trespassers.