Today's post is photography of Madhavilata flowers.......[26-03-2025]

Assalamualaikum, how are you all, I hope everyone is doing well by the grace of Allah. I am also doing well, Alhamdulillah. I have come with another new post today. I hope you all like it. Today's post is photography. Photography of the Madhavila flower plant and flowers. First of all, a song of the Madhavila flower,,,

The Madhavila flower plant is a wonderful and extraordinary flowering plant, which is known for its romantic and beautiful flowers. It is usually used as a houseplant and is suitable for parlors, offices, and various gardens. The Madhavi flowers are clustered and arranged neatly. The flowers are white in color, with five petals and the base of the fifth petal is yellowish. The flowers look like sesame flowers and are very fragrant. Although spring and summer are the seasons for this flower, it sometimes blooms until the monsoon.

The flowers produce fruit, the seeds are 2/3 and they are hairy. Madhavi grows carelessly, seedlings are obtained from seeds, seedlings can be obtained even if the branches are cut and buried in the ground. Madhavi leaves are eaten by cows and goats. Gunagun Madhavi is a tree-climbing vine and long-lived. The branches are small and bushy. If it is perennial in this way, the main vine gradually becomes quite thick. The branches have to be cut every two to three years, then as the vine grows, new branches grow and the flowers bloom more. Its thick branches have a rich bark, the inner wood is reddish and hard.

The leaves are opposite, oblong, the tip gradually narrows from the tip, usually 4 to 6 inches long. Much like the leaves of a clematis. Madhavi is planted with care for the beauty of the garden. The tree becomes bushy, after a few years the branches of the tree become very large and the flowers are abundant. The bigger the tree, the more abundant the flowers. The wonderful and captivating fragrance has set it apart from all others. Madhavi is mentioned in many poems and songs of the poet Guru, the Bengali name of this flower full of fragrance was probably given by the poet. Although its original habitat is Africa and Indomalaysia, it was also available in our country earlier, although now it is very scarce.

Madhavi is available in the gardens of Baldha Garden, Ramna Park, Bangla Academy and Curzon Hall, Bangladesh Shishu Academy and Dharmajik Buddhist Vihara in the collection of a few amateur gardeners. Madhavi is being lost due to disrespect and neglect. Yesterday I went to visit a place and on the way back from there, my eyes and mind were strong when I saw this beautiful tree. I am impressed by it. I shared it with you. I hope everyone will like it. I'll end today's post here. May everyone be well and healthy. May Allah protect us.