The Marvelous Mughal Garden of Delhi

[RAHUL CHAUHAN]

The famous Mughal Garden Opening Date of Rashtrapati Bhavan is ready to welcome you. You can go here on Wednesday. This time it is special that you can book the time slot of your choice by visiting the website of Rashtrapati Bhavan to avoid the mess of lines. According to the President of the Rashtrapati Bhavan, Dr. Nimish Rustagi, on booking, you will be sent an SMS, which shows that you can go straight in without being in line. Booking for this has started. By the way, this time another specialty is Orange Tulips which are different from other Tulips. Naresh Taneja is telling what is special in this garden.

Main Garden or Mughal Garden: It is a rectangular part of the garden. Your walk will start from here. Ornamental and flower-laden trees, fountains, and flower carpets will fascinate you. Here you will see a variety of beautiful plants such as Mogra, Rajnigandha Bela, Rani of the Night, Juhi, Champa, Jasmine, from a variety of tulips.

Musical Garden: On the left side is a musical garden or a garden with musical fountains. The fountain with music in it will fascinate you.

Rose Garden: If you go ahead, you will get a rose garden with about 135 varieties of roses. All the varieties of roses like Queen Elizabeth, Mother Teresa, Angelique, Blue Moon, Black Rose, Black Bakara, and Green Rose will be found here.

Circular Garden: Standing on one corner of it, you will get a very beautiful view. In the center is the beautiful pool of water, decorated with the breathtaking flowers of tulips. Colorful flowers and aromatic vines all around.

Spiritual Garden: Next is the Spiritual Garden, which has trees associated with religious beliefs like sandalwood, plum, reetha, rudraksh, dates, Christmas tree, kalpvriksha Barot Valley .

Nakshatra Garden: It is a garden based on the names of various constellations.

Herbal Garden: As the name suggests, you will find a variety of medicinal and home-use trees such as shankhpushpi, brahmi, isabgol, lamana-grass, ashwagandha, khas, hadjod, stevia, etc.

Bonsai Gardens:Bonsai enthusiasts will see 50 types of Bonsai trees like Peepal, Banyan, Neem, Guggul, Ficus, Tamarind, Mulberry, Khirni, Jatropa, Muria and Boganvelia.

These are also special

1. Air-cleaning plants: Garden Superintendent PA. According to Joshi, here are some plants that you can reduce pollution by planting at home. These plants are Erica Palm, Bamboo Palm, Boston Fern, Spider Plant, Money Plant, Rubber Plant, Peace Lily, Aloe vera, etc.

2. The automated system of irrigation: To help you if you are going out for a few days, an automated system is shown here in which programming will automatically water the plants at the set time. This system is available for 5 to 7 thousand rupees.

3. Vertical Garden Exhibition: How to build a kitchen garden in less space, this is shown in this garden. Apart from planting saplings in water without soil, it is also mentioned here how to plant fruits and vegetables in pots.

These facilities are there in the
garden- drinking water, toilet, first-aid facilities and resting place will be available at the Veil Chair Gate for Divyang. Timings from 6 February to 10 March - 9 am to 4 pm. Entry will be given to soldiers, policemen, visually impaired, differently-abled, and farmers on March 11.

TrendyIndia