The beauty of nature is flowers.

The name "blue bell" is used in different regions to refer to different flowers that are blue in color and have a narrow, green, grass-like shape. In late spring or early summer, blue bell flowers are spread out in clusters on the forest floor like a beautiful blue carpet. They prefer a cool and moist environment. In shady places, moist, organic-rich loamy soil is good. In many poems and paintings, this flower has been used as a symbol of "silent love", "magical world" and "the arrival of spring". According to folk belief, blue bells indicate the presence of fairies in the forest.

Rain lily is a small, beautiful flower that blooms suddenly after rain, hence its name 'rain lily'. They are usually seen blooming in spring and the rainy season. Rain lily is mainly used for garden beautification. Usually 15–30 cm. Narrow and long, looking like grass. Single flower blooms. Color is usually white, pink, yellow, or light purple. Bulbous plant. The plant grows from a bulb. This flower usually blooms after rain. The plant is dormant in the dry season, but it blooms suddenly when it receives rainwater. That is why it is called rain lily. Well-drained loam or sandy soil. Moderate watering is required, but the plant cannot tolerate excess water. The bloom of rain lily is also taken as an indication of the arrival of rain or a change in weather.

Thevetia peruviana is a colorful and beautiful flowering plant. It grows as a perennial shrub or small tree in tropical regions. It usually blooms with yellow or golden bell-shaped flowers, which are very attractive to look at. It likes a warm and sunny environment. It grows in any loam or sandy loam soil. It needs moderate water, does not tolerate excessive waterlogging. It can be easily done through seeds and cuttings. It is mainly planted as an ornamental tree along the roadside, in gardens or around the house. The flowers and leaves are beautiful and the bushy tree also provides dense shade. Eating the flowers or seeds can cause vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, and heart rate disturbances. In various countries of South Asia, Thevetia is planted in gardens as a symbol of beauty