Under the direction of MD Ahmed Hassan Ranjha, the Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi has intensified plant and flower care across the city’s nurseries. Rawalpindi nurseries are being managed by experienced gardeners and horticulture staff who use modern cultivation techniques to maintain plant health, growth and aesthetic quality.
Special attention is focused on growing seasonal flowers, ornamental plants and shade trees intended for parks, green belts and highway landscaping. Nurseries now follow scheduled watering, balanced fertilization, precise pruning and proactive disease prevention to ensure plants mature into strong, attractive specimens for public spaces.
The agency says producing high-quality plants in nurseries is central to its effort to deliver a clean, green and pleasant environment for residents. Staff training, improved nursery practices and careful monitoring are all part of the push to supply durable plants that will thrive once planted across the city.
Ahmed Hassan Ranjha appealed to citizens to support these efforts by cooperating in the protection of plants and trees and by taking shared responsibility for promoting urban greenery. Continued attention to Rawalpindi nurseries and community participation are seen as key to enhancing the city’s landscape and public well-being.
