The vibrant hues of 30 varieties of Gul-i-Dawoodi, accompanied by the exotic beauty of two types of French and African Gul-i-Sadburg, have taken center stage at the much-anticipated flower show organized by the Department of Horticulture at Agriculture University.
The exhibition, inaugurated by Secretary of the Higher Education Department, Arshad Khan, and Vice-Chancellor Professor Jehan Bakht, showcased a breathtaking array of meticulously cultivated blooms. The dignitaries commended the dedicated efforts of the university’s gardeners and praised the commitment of the Department of Horticulture in orchestrating the event.
Expressing admiration for the showcased varieties, Secretary Arshad Khan and Vice-Chancellor Prof Jehan Bakht emphasized the need for further research and development in the field of chrysanthemum breeding. They encouraged an expansion in both breeding efforts and the duration of chrysanthemum blossoms, asserting the significance of these endeavors for the country’s development.
The officials underscored the importance of academic research in contributing to national progress and urged the faculty to concentrate on innovative research initiatives. Their remarks highlighted the pivotal role that educational institutions play in fostering advancements beneficial to the broader community.
The exhibition’s charm extended beyond official commendations, captivating the numerous visitors in attendance. The carefully arranged bouquets, adorned with a variety of flowers, proved to be a visual feast for attendees, creating an atmosphere of enchantment and appreciation for the artistry of horticulture.
As the flower show unfolds, it not only celebrates the natural beauty of diverse blooms but also serves as a testament to the dedication of the academic and horticultural communities in advancing the field. The event is anticipated to foster an increased interest in floriculture, encouraging further exploration and development in the realms of floral breeding and botanical research.
