Indian States Flowers n Trees
Tree of Andhra Pradesh, Neem - Plant
Neem tree(The Miracle Tree) has been widely planted as a shade tree in hot, drought prone areas and has over time been introduced to tropical areas around the world. Interesting container plant for indoors.
Flower of Puducherry, Cannon-ball - Plant
The cannon ball tree is one of the most spectacular South American trees to be planted in subtropical and tropical botanical gardens throughout the world.
Tree of Puducherry, Bilva - Plant
The deciduous tree with trifoliate aromatic leaves is traditionally used as sacred offering by Hindus in India to Lord Shiva.
Tree of Uttar Pradesh, Ashok - Plant
Saraca Indica commonly known as Ashoka tree or Sorrow-less Tree is one of the most exotic flowering trees of the Indian subcontinent.
Flower of West Bengal, Harshringar - Plant
Parijat flowers have four to eight petals arranged above a vibrant orange tube in a pinwheel pattern. These highly fragrant flowers open at night spreading their fragrance in the surrounding area with an intensely sweet floral aroma.
Flower of Maharashtra, Taman - Plant
It is grown in South East Asia, India and the Philippines. It is also widely cultivated as an ornamental plant in tropical and subtropical areas.
Tree of Odisha, Banyan - Plant
The Banyan tree is an iconic figures in the culture, folklore, and literature of the Indian sub-continent.
Tree of Rajasthan, Shami - Plant
Khejri Tree is a small moderate sized evergreen thorny tree, with slender branches armed with conical thorns and with light bluish-green foliage.
Tree of Maharashtra, Mango - Plant
The juicy, ripe mango fruit has a rich, tropical aroma and flavour that summons thoughts of sunny climates and sultry breezes.
Flower of Kerala, Bahava - Plant
Cassia is one of the most beautiful in all tropical trees when it sheds its leaves, and bursts into a mass of long, grape-bunches like yellow gold flowers.
Tree of Madhya Pradesh, Banyan - Plant
The Banyan tree is an iconic figures in the culture, folklore, and literature of the Indian sub-continent.
Tree of West Bengal, Saptaparni - Plant
Alstonia scholaris, commonly known as the dita tree, is an evergreen that may grow up to 100 feet tall.
Tree of Chandigarh, Mango - Plant
The juicy, ripe mango fruit has a rich, tropical aroma and flavour that summons thoughts of sunny climates and sultry breezes.
Tree of Karnataka, Sandalwood - Plant
Sandalwood has essential oil with an aroma. Valued for its heartwood which is strongly scented.
Tree of Lakshadweep, Breadfruit - Plant
Tree of Lakshadweep, Breadfruit - Plant
Flower of Tripura, Nagkesar - Plant
Nagkesar tree possesses many therapeutic benefits. It is a hemostatic that stops bleeding and is also an anti-inflammatory. The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India recommends the use of the plant in gout, hemorrhagic disorders and diseases of the urinary bladder.
Flower of Sikkim, Dendrobium Orchid (Any Variety, Any Color) - Plant
Dendrobium orchid produces gorgeous any colored flower sprays.
About Indian States Flowers n Trees
Every state has their specialty due to which they are known for making it their resemblance. Each of its States and Union Territories have their own state seals and symbols which include state animals, birds, trees, flowers, etc. The main moto of making state flower and trees is to conserve these species.
The main moto behind making Indian flower and trees as state flower and trees is that most of the species are indigenous and going to be extinct soon so government of particular state want to create awareness among the people to conserve these treasure of the nation as they are the most valuable treasure to be conserve.
We can observe that most of the flower and tree species are indigenous like Sikkim state flower Dendrobium orchid, Uttarakhand Bhrama kamal. Most of the flower and tree species are very valuable and its all parts are used like coconut, Neem as the state tree of Kerala and Andhra Pradesh respectively.
