Bhagavatapurana 3.15.18

3.15.18

kolāhalo viramate 'cira-mātram uccair % bhṛṅgādhipe hari-kathām iva gāyamāne //

water-hens, swans, parrots, partridges, and peacocks ceases for a moment, as the king of bees sings loudly as if of Hari's pastimes.

3.15.18.p2

mandāra-kunda-kurabotpala-campakārṇa- $ punnāga-nāga-bakulāmbuja-pārijātāḥ &

Mandāra, kunda, kuraba, blue lotus, campaka, arṇa,
punnāga, nāgakeśara, bakula, lotus, and pārijāta […]

19. There the Mandara, the Kunda, the Kurava, the Utpala, the Champaka, the Arna, the Punnaga, the Naga, the Vakula, the Ambuja, and the Parijata,—all these flowers, endowed with fragrance as they are, regard very highly the Tapas of Tulasi when her fragrance is appreciated and valued by Hari who wears the garland of Tulasi as His ornament.

3.15.18.p3

mandāra-kunda-kurabotpala-campakārṇa- $ punnāga-nāga-bakulāmbuja-pārijātāḥ &

Mandāra, kunda, kuraba, blue lotus, campaka, arṇa,
punnāga, nāgakeśara, bakula, lotus, and pārijāta […]