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Saturday, October 10, 2026
Black Henbane (Hyoscyamus niger) seeds for sale
Friday, October 2, 2026
All Herbal, Ayurvedic & Unani Medicinal Plants for Sale
| medicinal plant nursery |
We offer a wide range of herbal, Ayurvedic and Unani medicinal plants and herbs, with availability throughout the year, subject to seasonal and nursery stock.
Our collection includes medicinal plants suitable for home herbal gardens, Ayurvedic and Unani practices, research, botanical collections, nurseries, cultivation projects and commercial plantations.
We focus on providing properly identified planting material and a diverse selection of medicinal and aromatic plants from Kashmir and other suitable regions.
🌱 Available for:
• Herbal gardens
• Ayurvedic cultivation
• Unani medicinal plant collections
• Medicinal plant nurseries
• Research and educational projects
• Commercial cultivation
• Botanical and conservation gardens
📦 Retail and bulk enquiries welcome.
For current availability, plant size, quantity, price and delivery information, please contact us.
📱 WhatsApp: 9858986794
📧 Email: jkmpic@gmail.com
📍 Kashmir, Jammu & Kashmir
Whether you are establishing a small herbal garden, expanding a nursery or planning a commercial medicinal-plant project, our collection provides an opportunity to explore a wide range of herbal, Ayurvedic and Unani medicinal plants.
Contact us for current plant availability, prices and bulk requirements.
Banafsha Plants Available for Sale – Viola odorata
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| Banafasha planting material |
Banafsha (Viola odorata), also known as Sweet Violet, Gul Banafsha, Banaksa and Neelapushpa, is a beautiful perennial medicinal and aromatic plant associated with the temperate regions of Kashmir. It produces attractive violet-coloured, sweet-scented flowers and can also be grown as a low-growing ground cover.
Plants available for planting and cultivation
Banafsha performs well in cool, temperate conditions, particularly in partially shaded locations with well-drained soil. It can be planted in medicinal gardens, home gardens, herb gardens, woodland-style landscapes and conservation plots. The plant spreads through its creeping rootstock and can form an attractive ground cover.
Botanical name: Viola odorata
Common name: Banafsha / Sweet Violet
Family: Violaceae
Flower colour: Violet to purple
Habit: Perennial herb
Growing conditions: Cool climate, partial shade and well-drained soil
Banafsha can be propagated through seed or division. Seed propagation generally benefits from a period of cold conditions, while division can be used to establish larger plants more quickly.
Ideal for:
• Medicinal plant gardens
• Aromatic gardens
• Home gardens
• Botanical collections
• Ground-cover planting
• Research and conservation projects
Banafsha plants available for sale.
For plant availability, quantity, price and delivery, contact us before ordering.
📱 WhatsApp: 9858986794
📧 jkmpic@gmail.com
Monday, September 28, 2026
Yarrow for Herbal Gardens, Landscaping and Biodiversity
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| Yarrow plants Kashmir |
Our Yarrow plants are suitable for home gardens, herbal gardens, landscaping, biodiversity projects, and nursery cultivation. The plant generally prefers well-drained soil and good sunlight and can establish well once adapted to its growing conditions.
Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre (JKMPIC) promotes quality planting material for gardeners, growers, researchers, and plant enthusiasts. Contact us for availability, plant size, pricing, and delivery information.
Order Yarrow plants today and add a versatile perennial herb to your garden!
Viola odorata Garden Kashmir – The Fragrant Sweet Violet of the Valley
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| Banafasha flower gardens in Kashmir |
Kashmir's cool climate can provide suitable conditions for V. odorata, particularly in locations with partial shade, cool temperatures and moist but well-drained soil. The plant generally prefers humus-rich soil and benefits from protection from intense summer heat.
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| Goji berry cuttings for sale |
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
JKMPIC – Conserving the Future of Himalayan Agriculture
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| Seed conservation |
Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre works to preserve valuable indigenous and rare plant species while encouraging sustainable agriculture and biodiversity conservation. Its collection includes seeds of medicinal herbs, vegetables, fruit plants, forest trees, ornamental flowers, and aromatic crops that thrive in the unique climatic conditions of Kashmir. By safeguarding these genetic resources, Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre contributes to protecting traditional Himalayan plant diversity for future generations.
In addition to seed conservation, the seed bank supports farmers by promoting organic farming, medicinal plant cultivation, agroforestry, and climate-resilient agriculture. It also aims to increase awareness about the economic and ecological importance of native plant species and provides guidance on seed selection, propagation, and cultivation practices.
Whether you are establishing a medicinal plant garden, expanding a commercial farm, or conducting research on Himalayan flora,Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre offers access to a diverse range of quality seeds and planting materials. Through its commitment to conservation, education, and sustainable farming, the seed bank helps strengthen rural livelihoods while promoting environmentally responsible agriculture.
Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre, continues to play an important role in preserving Kashmir's rich botanical heritage and supporting the cultivation of valuable plant species that benefit agriculture, the environment, and future generations.
Thursday, May 21, 2026
Why Artemisia Annua Is Called the Miracle Herb
Saturday, March 21, 2026
Future Herbal Garden Vision for Survey No. 3103–3104 in Pampore
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| Ginkgo House Pampore |
At the center, a modern glass greenhouse and a geodesic dome symbolize advanced botanical research and climate-controlled cultivation. Surrounding them are well-organized beds of medicinal and aromatic plants such as lavender, chamomile, calendula, tulsi, and echinacea, each clearly labeled for educational and scientific purposes.
A cascading water feature flows through the garden, enhancing both irrigation and aesthetic value, while stone pathways guide visitors through different plant zones. Traditional wooden gazebos provide resting and observation points, making the space suitable for eco-tourism and field study.
In the background, the scenic valley of Kashmir Valley unfolds with the Jhelum River winding through it, framed by majestic snow-covered Himalayan peaks. The entire setting reflects a perfect blend of natural beauty, scientific planning, and sustainable herbal development—positioning the site as a potential model for a “Herbal Research & Eco-Education Park” in the region.
Konibal, located in the Pampore block of Pulwama district, Kashmir, is situated in the Kashmir Valley, which generally features a high-altitude temperate climate. The average elevation for the wider Pampore region is approximately 1,573 to 1,607 meters ( to feet) above sea level, placing it in the mid-to-high altitude temperate agro-climatic zone.
Survey Nos. 1580 and 1367, located in Pampore, lie at a comparatively lower altitude, which contributes to their poor drainage and accumulation of surface runoff from surrounding higher areas. This low-lying topography makes the sites highly vulnerable to seasonal waterlogging and occasional flooding. Prolonged soil saturation adversely affects root systems, promotes fungal diseases, and significantly reduces plant survival and productivity. Such conditions are unsuitable for medicinal and aromatic plant cultivation, which require well-drained soils. Therefore, despite potential interventions, these sites lack the natural ecological suitability needed for sustainable herbal or saffron-based development.
Survey Nos. 1580 and 1367, located in Pampore, are characterized by low-lying terrain and poor natural drainage, making them highly susceptible to seasonal waterlogging and occasional flooding. These conditions create excessive soil moisture, leading to root damage, fungal infections, and reduced plant survival rates. Such an environment is unsuitable for the cultivation of sensitive medicinal and aromatic plants, which require well-drained, aerated soils. In contrast to stable sites, these survey numbers would require extensive land modification and continuous maintenance, with no assurance of sustainable productivity or long-term ecological viability for herbal or saffron-based projects.







