rooftop garden

Learn how Bhubaneswar’s Jayanti Sahoo turned her rooftop into a blooming organic garden. Follow her 8-step guide to grow fruits and vegetables at home using sustainable and space-saving techniques perfect for urban terraces.

Afsana Parveen transformed her grief into a rooftop garden in Jhansi, nurturing over 200 plants. Inspired by her daughter’s memory, she grew fruits and vegetables, finding solace and purpose in gardening while fulfilling a shared dream of creating a vibrant sanctuary.

Jigna and Rahul Shah, a doctor couple based in Surat, grow many varieties of vegetables, fruits, ornamental plants while breeding fish on their home terrace despite their busy schedules.

With limited space and no formal training, Madhavi Guthikonda built a thriving terrace garden with over 500 plant varieties. Her simple yet powerful techniques are inspiring urban gardeners everywhere.

Looking for terrace gardening tips? Hyderabad's Padma turned her terrace garden into a blooming green oasis with over a thousand plants.

Mumbai's Preeti Patil narrates how she first saw potential in the rooftop of MbPT (Mumbai Port Trust) where she works. She grows 116 plants on the terrace including gooseberry, okra, tomato, broccoli, tamarind, spinach and amaranthus.

On a 500 square feet terrace, Muthu grows 25 varieties of vegetables and has more than 100 grow bags.

Did you know that you can grow fresh organic mint in just water? Check out other easy hacks like these to grow your own vegetables at home. #UrbanGarden

Ever seen spinach branching out alongside a garlic plant? Indra Singh shares how reused vegetable crates did wonders on his terrace garden.

“I failed even in growing tomatoes which are the easiest. Once I tried growing potatoes but the plant ended up giving me chillies,” says Dr Shivani Kalra, who is now growing watermelons and various other vegetables in grow bags like a pro.