Gudimalkapur Flower Market Blooms With Bonalu, Shravan
5 months ago

Gudimalkapur Flower Market Blooms With Bonalu, Shravan

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The Gudimalkapur flower market, the largest in Telangana, is reporting twice the normal demand in the festive season, despite the exorbitant prices. Gudimalkapur market receives 12,904 kg of chrysanthemum flowers during the festival, which is a lot more than what they receive throughout the year. Speaking to Deccan Chronicle, Venkat Reddy, a flower shop owner, said, “You will see extra crowd only during festival times. We increase prices when the demand is more and the production is less.” Another retailer added, “I buy flowers every day.

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A walk on the flowery aisle
3 months ago

A walk on the flowery aisle

The Hindu  

By 4am, the phoolwallahs of Ghazipur Flower Market are up and about, ready to kickstart another day of business. Orchids, marigolds, lilies, roses, carnations, lotuses, anthuriums land in the flower market from Maharashtra, Bengaluru, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal, while exotic flowers such as cymbidium and heliconia are imported from Thailand, the pin cushion from Holland, and protia, …

Markets Teem with Varalakshmi Shoppers; Prices Hit The Roof in Andhra
4 months, 1 week ago

Markets Teem with Varalakshmi Shoppers; Prices Hit The Roof in Andhra

Deccan Chronicle  

VISHAKHAPATNAM: Markets were bustling with eager Varalakshmi Vratam devotees here on Friday. Chrysanthemums, usually priced at Rs 400 per kg in the rythu bazaars, were sold at Rs 600 per kg due to scarcity. The price of a dozen small bananas skyrocketed to Rs 100, even though they were supposed to be sold for RS 70 in the rythu bazaars. …

Flower prices crash in wholesale market; retailers hike prices ahead of Deepavali
1 year, 1 month ago

Flower prices crash in wholesale market; retailers hike prices ahead of Deepavali

The Hindu  

On the eve of Deepavali festivities, even as the prices of flowers crashed in the wholesale markets of the city, they continued to remain moderately high in the local markets in residential pockets of the city. Market Flower Merchants’ Association, said there has been a glut of flowers in the market ever since the Gowri-Ganesha festival and this had led …

People flood city markets ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi festival
2 years, 3 months ago

People flood city markets ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi festival

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: Huge crowds thronged the city markets on Tuesday evening, hours before Ganesh Chaturthi on Wednesday, with families coming out to purchase idols, flowers and the greens that define the festival. Heavy rains have adversely affected the flower yield this year in Maharashtra and the rates have increased three times.” Apart from the day-to-day items, the rates of pooja items …

Pune wholesalers suffers as flower rates heavily slashed
3 years, 3 months ago

Pune wholesalers suffers as flower rates heavily slashed

Hindustan Times  

PUNE: With excessive intake of flowers in the Agriculture Produce Market Committee, the market yard is seeing flower rates down by 90% this Ganesh festival as compared to the corresponding period last year. Arun Veer, Pune Flower Traders’ Union president, APMC market yard, said, “Last year, farmers received very good rates for marigold and shevanti. Rates have fallen so sharply …

Flower prices touch all-time high in AP
3 years, 4 months ago

Flower prices touch all-time high in AP

Deccan Chronicle  

VIJAYAWADA: The prices of flowers touched an all-time high of Rs1,600 per kilo from the normal price of Rs 100 to 200 during the auspicious Telugu Sravana month in Andhra Pradesh. The price of Kanakambaram flower that normally fetched Rs 200 to 400 per kg, touched an all-time high of Rs1,600. The Chamanthi price rose to Rs 400 per kilo, …

COVID-19 pookkalams with native flowers
4 years, 4 months ago

COVID-19 pookkalams with native flowers

The Hindu  

The sun-coloured jamanthis are being replaced by crimson chethi ; the little purple globes of vadamalli are making way for the mixed hues of kongini poo. “We feel it is safer to make use of the local flowers for the pookkalam this time,” says Balram. “My cousins and sisters live close by and so my kids will gather the flowers …

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