Diwali decorations with plants add a refreshing and eco-friendly touch to the festival of lights

Diwali decorations with plants add a refreshing and eco-friendly touch to the festival of lights. Lush greenery paired with the warm glow of diyas and fairy lights creates a serene yet festive ambiance. Imagine potted tulsi adorned with twinkling lights, marigold garlands draped over planters, or rangoli designs framed by fresh flower petals and leafy accents—each element bringing nature’s beauty into the celebrations. Marigold (Genda) Why: Symbol of prosperity and positivity. Its bright orange and yellow hues are festive and traditional.How to use: Make garlands to drape over doors, windows, and stair railings. Use in torans (door hangings) with mango leaves. Combine with fairy lights for a vibrant look. 🌸 2. Rose (Gulab) Why: Fragrant and romantic, roses add richness to any setup.How to use: Scatter petals in rangoli or around diyas. Fill brass or glass bowls with rose petals and floating candles. Use fresh roses in floral arrangements on dining or side tables. 🌺 3. Hibiscus (Gudhal) Why: Bold and beautiful, hibiscus gives a tropical touch.How to use: Use as centerpieces or to decorate balconies and puja spaces. Pair with green foliage for a vibrant corner arrangement. 💐 4. Jasmine (Mogra) Why: Delicately scented and pure, jasmine adds elegance and calm.How to use: Weave into garlands or hang as strings from curtain rods or doorways. Place in small bowls with water near puja areas or bedrooms. 🌷 5. Lotus (Kamal) Why: Sacred and symbolic of purity and divine beauty.How to use: Use in centerpiece bowls with water and floating diyas. Ideal for puja altars and spiritual corners. Charges will include all implementation/excecution services viz a viz Gardener,color,carpenter,ms fabrication,plumber Its loveforplants.in’s perogative on quantity of each plant to be taken because size,quantity of each plant will depend on availability . This design and its execution is  available in selected city of india