0Flowers are symbols of beauty, smoothness and holiness. Our mind is filled with a heavenly joy, with its lively arrangement, color diversity and smell. Flowers are needed for celebrating birthday, marriage, respect for the soul of the dead, home decoration, Victory Day, Independence Day, and Shahid Dibas. The beauty of the flower stimulates the man as one side, and its beauty makes the natural environment attractive. Apart from this, the divine beauty of the flowers is full of satisfaction and unlimited peace, even for a long time in the battle of tired and tired people in war. That is why the poet said, 'If all the paddy / food is hungry in the coalition, then if you buy half of the flowers / flowers, then he / she will not be able to buy / sell the fruit / tandula in the market. He / she hunger hunger for hunger. Sometimes it's so cool '.
 
In the modern era, with the development of urbanization and civilization, the requirements of flowers at home and abroad are increasing day by day. Flowers are no longer just a matter of beauty and beauty, but flowers are now an important instrument of the country's national economy and foreign trade. In many countries of the present world, flowers are cultivated, marketed and used on a commercial basis. Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Netherlands etc. countries export orchid and the world's largest flowering producer Netherlands Tulip flowers are exported abroad and earn a lot of foreign currency. Already, Bangladesh has started exporting flowers such as resinagunda and rose and commercially as a commercially cash crop.
 
The cultivation of residues in Jijnagar, Sharsha, Chougacha and Jessore sadar upazilas of Jessore and Jishnagar of Kushtia, Jhenaidah and Chuadanga are being cultivated in Bangladesh. Apart from this Satkhira, Joydevpur, Comilla and Chittagong also have a variety of Rhizomes. In the Khulna District, some of the resinous and rosemary flowers have been started. Apart from this, there is a wide cultivation of rose palm in Savar, Gazipur, Kaliakoir and Jessore of Dhaka district. The global production of flowers is going on around the world. In our neighboring country of India, large scale traders like Tata and Birla are cultivating flowers commercially. There is subsidy for encouraging flower cultivation in India. In some cases the subsidy amount is up to 50%. In order to commercially produce flowers, we need to introduce subsidy system in our country like India.
 
Now the permanent shops of fresh flowers have been established in the different districts of the country, including Dhaka, in some upazilas. In these shops there are flowers of seasonal variety as well as twelve months of resinagunda, rose, and mango flowers. In many national festivals, there are plenty of buyers of buyers for purchasing flowers in these stores. These stores are known to have good flower bikini. This is undoubtedly the identity of the flowers of the country. The flowers of Bangladesh abroad, there is a great need of resinagandha and rose flowers. Most recently, flowers are exported from Bangladesh to London, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Holland and Abu Dhabi. So it can be said that in our country, there is a bright possibility of exporting abroad on a commercial basis, widely exported abroad.
 
Bangladesh soil and climate are very useful for flowering. Gulab, Raznigandha, Dalia, Chandramallika and Manta are some of the popular flowers of this country. There are many types of seasonal flowers in this country. Notable among the winter season flowers are Ester, Elisam, Calendula, Cosmos, Carnation, Corn Flowers, Chandra Mallika, Daisy, Dynastas, Dalia, Larspara, Mawn, Holihak, Nestercium, Lupin, Poppy, Pertulka, Verna, Fancy, Genie, Antirim, Sweet pi, flax etc. Seasonal flowers in the summer and rainy season, such as Cockpit, Butterflies, Dopaty, Cloome, Galardia, Morning Glory, Pertulka, Aparajita, Geniya, Sadhamani, Gundraj, Togra etc. The long live flowers include rose, Sarvajaya, gold marker, Karabi, Shefali, Rangan, Madhavi, Togar, Malati Aparajita, Jaba, garden luxury, Patabah, Chameli belly, Jasmine, Raninigandha, Mallika, Gandharaj, Dolanachampa, Togra, Kamini, Hasnahena, Musandah, Bakul, Nayantara etc.
 
The demand for flowers in the international market is widespread and the demand for flowers is increasing every year. Less supplied than that. According to one information, the world is selling flowers worth 2.5 billion dollars per year. In terms of flowers, Bangladesh is far behind than many countries in the world. Smaller countries than Bangladesh, the amount of money earned in foreign currencies every year, through inflow of flowers, is a little more than the export trade of many developing countries. Our neighboring country is earning billions of rupees by exporting flowers every year to India's Middle East and Southeast Asia. Their internal markets are huge. The size, color, smell stability and beauty of flowers produced in our country are relatively developed. So there are huge demand for flowers in Bangladesh abroad. If you try a little bit, the country's produce can take the flowers in the world market. Government patronage is very important for this.
 
Export of Bangladeshi flowers to Bangladeshi flowers and flowers can encourage export earnings. Therefore, our country also produces flowers on a commercial basis and it is necessary to strengthen the export of abroad. On one hand it will be possible to earn a lot of foreign currency in the country, on the other hand, the opportunity for employment of huge unemployed people and income will be accessible. Which will make a huge contribution to the country's socio-economic condition and rural poverty reduction.
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