The mustard flowers have become a bit of a tourist attraction, commanding stopovers on national highways and other roads. Even a brief glimpse of the flowerbeds has begun to inspire awe.

Its color has nothing to do with the yellow in mustard flowers, but is extracted from pulverized turmeric rhizomes – originally combined with mustard seed by the French brothers to create a ...

Bright yellow mustard flowers now carpet much of farmlands in rural Rajasthan, pointing to prospects of India harvesting a bumper or even record crop output in the 2010-11 (November-October) oil ...

Why yellow mustard suddenly disappeared from Subway 'It’s a big deal out west,' says Dr. Sylvain Charlebois from Dalhousie University. 'We produce the seed, we export it, and then we buy it back ...

Mustard Flower Mustard, popularly known as Sarson in India, is a plant that provides us with mustard seeds and oil which is then used for cooking. Mustard flowers are small and yellow coloured.