Bhagavatapurana 4.6.18

4.6.18

kharjūrāmrātakāmrādyaiḥ priyāla-madhukeṅgudaiḥ /
druma-jātibhir anyaiś ca rājitaṃ veṇu-kīcakaiḥ //

16—19. It was adorned with the lotus flowers of hundred petals of golden hue, with excellent cardamom creepers, jessamines, Kubjakas, Mallikas and Mādhavis; and also with the trees Panasa, Udumbara, Aśvattha, Plaksha, Nyagrodha, Hingu, Bhūrīja; with herbs and plants of various kinds, with arecanuts both great and small and Jambūs (Roseapple trees); with dates, Āmrātakas, Āmras, and others, with Priyālas, Madhukas and Ingudas (Soapnut trees); and with many other kinds of trees; it also looked beautiful with various kinds of bamboos called Venu and Kichaka; it abounded with beds of white lilies and it was charming with lotus-lakes and with the flights of warbling birds about them.