Reply To: vegatation at pakistan

[András Béla Oláh]

Are you laughing at Riki-tiki-tavi?
Another thing came into my mind, in the old India gardeners liked to plant those shrubs and plants which flowers is liked by butterflies (for example Buddleia davidii). I think it is worth to read the building and planting story of the Viceroy’s Garden New-Delhi. Although in Lahore may be preferred the islamic motives. So may be Hibiscus syriacus, Punica Granatum. Most of the gardens of India are built by mughals and they were muslims, but the plants are not origin only the buildings. That is why I recommend you the Viceroy’s Garden. Its designers spent many time with learning the plants which can be used in that circumstances.