Dhatura
When Lord Shiva drank the poison which was churned out of the ocean by the Gods and demons, Dhatura appeared from the chest of Lord Shiva.
Red Hibiscus
This enchanting and ravishing red colored flower is offered to Goddess Kali because the shape of the flower represents Maa Kali’s tongue and it’s red color symbolizes Maa Kali’s fierceness.
Parijata
According to the Hindu mythology, this tree came out as a result of churning of the ocean by the Gods and demons. Lord Indra found this tree and brought it to heaven.
Lotus
If you offer a Lotus flower to goddess Laxmi during Diwali or Laxmi pooja, it will make her gratified and in return, she will grant wealth and good fortune.
Marigold
All red colored flowers are dear to Lord Ganesha but the saffron yellow flower named Marigold is Lord Ganesha’s favorite flower.
Palash
The Goddess of knowledge who wears a white saree and sits on a white Lotus, Devi Saraswati is fond of Palash flowers.
Tulsi
Tulsi, a medicinal plant acts both as a flower and an auspicious leaf which is used in the worship of Lord Krishna.
Red Nerium OleanderThese flowers with beautiful hues of pink and are offered to Goddess Durga, Kali, Gauri as well as her other “Roopas”.
Jasmine
Jasmine is loved by Lord Hanuman and according to the ritual, five Chameli or Jasmine flowers should be offered to please Lord Hanuman.