Winter gardens hold more potential than we often realise. With the right choices and a little care, growing cabbage at home can turn colder months into a season of fresh, nourishing harvests.
Seed starting becomes an everyday activity when simple materials are reused. Children take part in small tasks while learning how attention, time, and care shape healthy growth.
See how everyday garden routines can be reworked to suit winter conditions. We examine approaches that encourage stronger plants and smoother maintenance in limited spaces.
A dry little seed can unlock big curiosity in a child. This simple growing activity helps them watch a plant come alive day by day, building patience, observation skills and a gentle connection with the natural world.
Turn winter into a season of growth and learning by creating a vegetable garden with your children. This step-by-step guide shows how kids can plant, care for, and harvest vegetables, making gardening fun and educational.
Cow dung has been a versatile tool in rural India for centuries — used as fertiliser, pest repellent, fuel, and even building material. This feature explores six traditional practices that harness its full potential and shows how urban gardeners can adapt these eco-friendly, low-cost techniques for balconies, backyards, and community gardens.
With a few leftover vegetable scraps, here’s how children can grow their own mini-garden at home. These easy, low-cost activities teach them about nature, science, and sustainability while keeping them engaged and curious.
This guide highlights flowering plants that survive in cooler months and are easy for children to grow. It covers steps for growing specific flowers, helping winter gardens stay colourful and engaging with minimal effort.
Keep your indoor plants lively all winter with easy low-light care tips. From choosing shade-tolerant species to smart watering, pruning, and humidity hacks, create a green indoor space that stays vibrant even in the darkest corners of your home.