backyard gardening

September is the ideal time to sow cool-season vegetables, herbs, and flowers. From spinach and broad beans to coriander and pansies, know what to plant now for a flourishing autumn and winter garden. Follow these tips on soil preparation, watering, and pest protection for a vibrant and productive outdoor space.

As the monsoon fades and cooler days set in, late August opens a special window for home gardeners. This change of season offers the perfect chance to prepare for months of fresh, home-grown abundance — if you know when and how to begin.

From pot to plate, discover how easy it is to grow amla at home, even if you have limited space. Our comprehensive guide covers everything from soil preparation and watering to pruning and harvesting. Get ready to enjoy fresh and homegrown Indian Gooseberries packed with vitamin C and antioxidants. Your journey to better health starts in your container garden!

Learn how to grow fresh and healthy ladyfinger (okra) at home during the monsoon season. This step-by-step guide covers everything from choosing seeds and preparing soil to harvesting tender pods, and is perfect for balconies, backyards, and beginner gardeners alike.

In the heart of Chennai, S Veeralakshmi has transformed her rooftop into a 500-plant sanctuary — and helped over 1,500 people do the same. Her mission: to show that everyday climate action can start with a single pot.

Growing watermelons at home is easier than you think. This comprehensive guide offers tips on planting, caring for, and harvesting watermelons, whether you have a backyard or just a balcony.

Love sweet potatoes? Swati Dwivedi, a gardening expert from Bengaluru, shares how you can grown them at home. You don't need seeds, you can use the sweet potatoes bought from market!

Akash Jaiswal, a home gardener who runs a YouTube channel — Gardening Lovers With Akash — shares how to grow pineapples right at home using one that you bought from the market.

Delhi’s Indraprastha Horticulture Society (IHS) founder, Rachana Jain, shares tips and tricks on how to grow the Rudraksha at home through the air layering method.

A 1000 sq ft space that was once covered with shrubs, today has eight types of vegetables, a few fruits, and host of flowering plants!