Introduction:
The Department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in Patna is promoting tree planting as part of their water-life-greenery mission. They are encouraging people to plant trees, which are considered the treasure of oxygen. The Patna Forest Division has set a target of planting 50,000 saplings in the current monsoon season.
Summary:
The Patna Forest Division is actively promoting tree planting as part of the water-life-greenery mission. They have set a target of planting 50,000 saplings in various areas of Patna. The division is preparing 4.5 lakh saplings in seven nurseries. Fruit plants like guava, mango, litchi, and jackfruit are available at affordable prices, starting from Rs. 30. Medicinal plants like Tulsi and Aloe vera are available for as low as Rs. 10. The Mithapur center in Patna sells various plant species from Monday to Saturday, and ornamental plants are in high demand.
Key points:
– The Department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in Patna is promoting tree planting.
– The Patna Forest Division has set a target of planting 50,000 saplings in the current monsoon season.
– The division is preparing 4.5 lakh saplings in seven nurseries.
– Fruit plants like guava, mango, litchi, and jackfruit are available at affordable prices, starting from Rs. 30.
– Medicinal plants like Tulsi and Aloe vera are available for as low as Rs. 10.
– The Mithapur center in Patna sells various plant species from Monday to Saturday.
– Ornamental plants, including croton, palm, and snake plant, are in high demand.
– Planting ornamental plants with fruits is recommended during this time.
– Other nurseries also offer plants at reasonable rates.
If you enjoy planting trees, there is good news for you. The Department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change is offering affordable good plants as part of the water-life-greenery mission. The government is encouraging people to plant more trees, which are known as the treasure of oxygen.
The Patna Forest Division has set a target of planting 50,000 saplings this monsoon season. These saplings will be planted in Barh, Masodhi, Patna East, West, and Danapur, and they will be shade plants. The Patna division is preparing the plants in its nurseries, with 4.5 lakh saplings being prepared in seven nurseries.
So far, 25,200 saplings have been planted in Patna West, and 49,100 saplings have been planted in Patna East. The Divisional Forest Office in Patna has revealed that over the past four years, more than 2 lakh 10 thousand saplings have been planted in Patna district.
When it comes to fruit plants, guava starts at Rs.30, while mango, litchi, and jackfruit plants are available for 50 to 60 rupees. The price of the plants usually increases with their size. Biju mango plants start from Rs.250, and perennial mango plants cost Rs.100. Medicinal plants like Tulsi and Aloe vera start from Rs.10 only.
In Patna’s Mithapur, various plants of different species are being sold. Residents of the capital can buy plants of different types and species of fruits from this center. The center is open from Monday to Saturday, from 10 am to 3:30 pm. However, it remains closed on the second Saturday of the month and every Sunday. Ornamental and medicinal plants are also available in Mithapur. Plant experts recommend planting ornamental plants with fruits during this time. Common ornamental plants like croton, palm, and snake plant can be found here. Nurseries also offer plants at reasonable rates.
In conclusion, the government is promoting tree planting by providing affordable plants. The Patna Forest Division has set a target of planting 50,000 saplings this monsoon season. Fruit plants, ornamental plants, and medicinal plants are available at reasonable rates. You can visit the Mithapur center in Patna to purchase plants from Monday to Saturday.
