Flower of love

The demand for flowers increases on the day of love. The flowers produced in the country by filling a large part of the country's needs. Like most districts, flowers are commercially cultivated in Jessore. Panissara, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

Jarrobira is being taken out of the garden to sell. Panissara, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

After flowering from the garden, they are being rolled up with polythene. Panissara, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

Planting flowers are being taken in the flower market. Panissara, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

Gadkhali flower market. Flower businessmen from the far distance have come to the market with flowers. Gadkhali, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

Dish red red rose Gadkhali, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

Various colorful jewels for sale. Gadkhali, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

Florists have come to the market with roses and flowers. Gadkhali, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

Besides other flowers, there is also a lot of resin. Gadkhali, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula

On the day of love, many women wear tulip flower tiles. Gadkhali, Jhikargachha, Jessore, 13 February. Photo: Ehsan-ud-Daula