পুরোনো শিউলি গাছ থেকে নূতন করে প্রচুর ফুল পাবার উপায়।

The tree is sometimes called(horticulture)the "tree of sorrow", because the flowers lose their brightness during daytime; the (horticulture)scientific name arbor-tristis also means "sad tree". The flowers can be used as a (horticulture)source of yellow dye for clothing. The flower is called Gangaseuli(horticulture) and some where Jharaa sephali in Odisha, India. The flower is(horticulture) the official flower of the state of West Bengal, India, which is also known as Parijat and Siuli in local West Bengal region in India, and for (horticulture)Kanchanaburi(horticulture) Province, Thailand.[5] Nyctanthes arbor-tristis is commonly known as night-flowering jasmine or(horticulture) coral jasmine.
Parijat appears(horticulture) in several Hindu religious stories and is often related to the Kalpavriksha. In one story, which(horticulture) appears in Bhagavata Purana, the Mahabharata and the Vishnu Purana, parijat appeared as(horticulture) the result of the Samudra manthan and Lord Krishna battled with Indra to win parijat. Further on,(horticulture) his wife(horticulture) Satyabhama demanded the tree be planted in the backyard of her palace. It so happened that in spite of having(horticulture) the tree in her backyard, the flowers used to fall in the adjacent backyard of the other queen Rukmini,(horticulture) who was favourite of Lord Krishna, (horticulture)because of her superior devotion and humilit.