Gulmohar The Gulmohar, famous for its extravagant showcase of vibrant red-orange flowers, hails from Madagascar. This tree, shedding its leaves annually, beautifies the Indian scenery with its ...

Move over, Japan! India boasts its own stunning floral display, rivaling cherry blossoms. Gulmohars paint cities red and orange, while Amaltas showers golden blooms. Jacarandas offer lavender hues, ...

The flowers of the Gulmohar appear in loose clusters, each with five spoon-shaped petals that have wrinkly edges. Four are scarlet and one primarily white, with spatters of red and yellow on it.

It is bloom time for gulmohar or May flowers.An avenue lined with gulmohar in full bloom is a beautiful sight. According to the horticulture department, the city has around 500 of these trees.

It has been observed that the Gulmohar has a unique beauty because of its leaves which is enhanced by its flowers. The tree displays shades of orange-red, scarlet and yellow, which makes Gulmohar ...

As a kid, I had tasted, and greatly enjoyed, the small and delicious tart part of the gulmohar flower. But the book— The Debt to Pleasure, by food writer John Lanchester—piqued my interest ...