well, !dea ta Nirjon(Nirjon_Shakkor) theke dhar kora...Nirjon nd Doors dujoner idear e milito sonkolon ei thread...
purpose ta hocche world er bibinno type er flower/orchid er saate porichito howa...ofcourse by pictures...so i would request, to upload as many flower/orchid-pictures as you could...a brief discription would be appritiated...as u can guess, pictures without name wouldn't help many of us...so name is a must...
besides mentioning the name, it'll be great if u could mention the scientific name of tht specific flower/orchid...or if u know the bengali name u could mention the engilish or vice versa (only if u could!!!)
Let's Enjoy ~
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Krishna-chura:
Common name: flamboyant, royal poinciana, flame tree, peacock flower, flamboyan.
Scientific name: Delonix regia
Synonym: caesalpinia regia.
Family: leguminosae (bean family).
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Description: A deciduous tropical tree with fern-like leaves, that is considered one of the most beautiful trees in the world! Although it is a fast grower, it can take up to 10 years to mature...Flamboyant or royal poinciana as it is called, blooms in dense clusters and burst into scarlet orange blossoms...flowers brilliant red, the uppermost petal streaked with yellow or yellow-and-white; petals stalked, their distal part abruptly expanded, orbicular, with wavy-crinkled edges, each about 4-6 cm long...
"10-12 meters(30-40 feet) uchu ei gach tike oneke bolen prithibir shobceye rongeen gach !!!" - Banglar fhul
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thanks a lot!!!!!!! for this thread
oooof kotodin por krishnochura dekhchhi
krishnochurar.. agun lal ta apurbo
dhonnobad
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Rajani-gandha:
Common name: Tuberose
Scientific name: Polianthes tuberosa
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Description: The Tuberose is one of the most fragrant of cultivated plants...this wonderful cut flower bears clusters of waxy, white flowers and is grown commercially in Europe as a source of perfume...
It (
Polianthes tuberosa) is a plant of the agave family Agavaceae...It appears as a rosette of thin leaves up to 45 cm (18 in) long, and puts out a spike of fragrant tubular white flowers in summer.
The common name is the source of some confusion; it derives from Latin
tuberosa, meaning swollen or tuberous in reference to its root system, but it has come to be thought of as derived from "tube + rose".
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Thanks a lot bristir Din e. It's such a nice thread. I can even get the odour of rajani -ganda from this thread
Hope this thread would be full of colors....