This flower, also known as Brahma Kamal, blooms in shades of blue, purple, white, or magenta. It’s often called ‘Krishnakamal’ because its blue hue resembles Lord Krishna. Its unique look attracts a lot of butterflies. The flower has petals at the bottom, fine filaments above them, and a centre with 2-3 shaded rings. Read more: 10 Summer Flower Plants: Best for the Season! These Will Thrive in 40-Degree Heat
