The Nilgiris: The renowned Government Rose Garden in Ooty is all geared up for the second season this year, which begins from September.
The Nilgiris: The renowned Government Rose Garden in Ooty is all geared up for the second season this year, which begins from September.
4000 varieties of roses have already been planted and the lawns are being manicured.
Tourists from across India make a beeline for the Queen of Hills, during peak summer season which is in April and May, as well as during the second season from September to November.
Even as the first season's flower beds in the Ooty Rose Garden were levelled and maintained, different varieties of roses have bloomed resplendently. Also, the south west monsoon's occasional rainfall has restored the lush green cover and one can expect to see roses in full bloom at the Rose Garden.
4000 varieties of roses have already been planted and the lawns are being manicured.
Tourists from across India make a beeline for the Queen of Hills, during peak summer season which is in April and May, as well as during the second season from September to November.
Even as the first season's flower beds in the Ooty Rose Garden were levelled and maintained, different varieties of roses have bloomed resplendently. Also, the south west monsoon's occasional rainfall has restored the lush green cover and one can expect to see roses in full bloom at the Rose Garden.