Parijat trees not only add greenery to your living space but can also prove to be beneficial if placed in the right direction. According to Vastu,...

Undoubtedly, parijat trees hold great importance religiously and have medicinal properties as well. The flowers, stem and leaves of the tree are us...

Harsingar or commonly known as 'Raat ki Rani', parijat trees are propitious because they are believed to be plants of heaven. Growing this tree at...

Unlike most flowers that bloom in the morning, flowers of a parijat tree bloom after dusk or late at night. Not only that, as the first rays of the...

Besides being used in veneration, this tree has medicinal properties. It is used as a home remedy to cure several diseases by providing relief. Mix...

In the Bengali and Assamese cultures, the flowers of a parijat tree are called 'Shefali phool'. These flowers are edible and can be fried and eaten...

According to Ayurveda, the leaves of parijat trees are excellent for relieving arthritis pain. Adding 4-6 drops of parijat tree essential oil in pu...

Since the flowers are in full bloom from late September to mid-December, the plant should be pruned at least once a year during the summer months....

The Parijat tree will require at least 6 hours of sunlight daily.

The Parijat tree is called the tree of sorrow because, in the early morning, the foliage becomes droopy as flowers fall off.