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Monsoon Gardening: Bring Home Greenery and Fresh Air With Plants Starting at Just Rs 10 in Patna

With the arrival of the monsoon, gardening enthusiasts in Patna are flocking to nurseries to purchase ornamental, indoor and medicinal plants. Experts say the rainy season offers the best conditions for planting, while city nurseries and parks are offering a wide range of options at affordable prices.

Sandhya Thakur by Sandhya Thakur
June 24, 2026
in Bihar, Patna
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Monsoon Gardening: Bring Home Greenery and Fresh Air With Plants Starting at Just Rs 10 in Patna
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Patna: The arrival of the monsoon has boosted demand for plants and gardening supplies across Patna, with nurseries reporting increased footfall from residents looking to add greenery to their homes and gardens.

Experts consider the rainy season the most suitable period for planting because natural moisture and favourable weather conditions help plants establish roots and grow more rapidly.

From flowering varieties such as marigold, chrysanthemum, zinnia, balsam and tuberose to decorative plants including croton, rubber plant, echeveria and aglaonema, residents have a wide range of options to choose from this season.

Besides enhancing the appearance of homes and balconies, many of these plants help improve air quality and create a healthier living environment.

Nurseries Witness Surge in Demand

With monsoon showers setting in, several nurseries across the city have witnessed a sharp increase in customer demand.

Popular outlets including Tripuram Nursery near Gandhi Maidan, Govind Nursery, Mohan Vatika and Capital Vatika are stocking a variety of indoor, semi-indoor and outdoor plants. Residents can also purchase plants from facilities at Patna Zoo and the Mithapur Agricultural Research Centre.

At the nursery inside Eco Park, larger potted plants such as croton and areca palm are available for around Rs 150, while smaller indoor plants including money plants and snake plants can be purchased for approximately Rs 120.

The nurseries remain open from 10 am to 4:30 pm. Tree saplings such as neem, teak, ashoka, amla, mahogany and banyan are available for as little as Rs 10 each.

Proper Drainage Key During Rainy Season

Nursery operators say that while monsoon is ideal for planting, excessive moisture can also damage plants if proper care is not taken.

Waterlogging, fungal growth and weed infestation are among the most common problems faced by gardeners during the rainy season.

Experts recommend ensuring proper drainage by using pots with adequate holes to allow excess water to escape. Organic compost is also preferred over chemical fertilisers, as it supports healthier plant growth and improves soil quality.

Akhilesh Kumar Singh of Tripuram Nursery said a wide variety of plants suitable for monsoon cultivation is currently available at the nursery.

Amod, associated with Govind Nursery, said the weather conditions are favourable for planting but regular maintenance remains essential for healthy growth.

Herbal Park Offers Medicinal Plant Varieties

The Herbal Park at Punaichak has emerged as a major attraction for residents interested in medicinal and aromatic plants.

Developed by the Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department, the park houses more than 80 varieties of medicinal and spice plants.

Visitors can find species such as Ashwagandha, Aloe Vera, Curry Leaf, Sarpagandha, Gudmar, Camphor, Tulsi, Brahmi and Shyam Tulsi. Informational boards installed beside each plant explain its medicinal uses and cultivation details.

The government has fixed the price of medicinal plants at Rs 150 per plant. Visitors can purchase them after obtaining an official receipt.

At Eco Park, plant prices start from Rs 10. Plants can be purchased on all days except Thursday.

Popular Plants and Their Benefits

1. Croton

Known for its colourful foliage, croton is widely used for decorative landscaping and indoor beautification.

2. Snake Plant

A popular indoor plant that requires minimal maintenance and is known for its air-purifying qualities.

3. Aglaonema

Featuring attractive green and pink leaves, aglaonema is commonly used for indoor decoration and improves indoor aesthetics.

4. Mandevilla

A flowering climber that creates natural green walls and produces abundant blooms during summer and monsoon.

5. Money Plant

Considered auspicious in many households, the money plant is easy to maintain and suitable for indoor spaces.

6. Ashwagandha

A well-known medicinal herb used in traditional medicine for various health-related applications.

7. Gudmar

Widely recognised in traditional herbal practices for its role in supporting blood sugar management.

8. Shyam Tulsi

A medicinal plant commonly used in traditional remedies and herbal preparations.

Plant Price List

Plant                                            Price (Rs)

Croton                                            100

Snake Plant                                   250

Aglaonema                                    250

Mandevilla                                     300

White Hibiscus                              100

Hanging Money Plant                  350

Ixora (Rangan).                             250

Dieffenbachia                               300

Rubber Plant                                 250

Spider Plant                                  120

Lantana                                          250

Variegated Ficus                          300

Adenium                                        1,500

With affordable prices and favourable weather conditions, the monsoon season presents an ideal opportunity for residents to transform their homes, balconies and gardens into greener and healthier spaces.

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