sustainable gardening

Monsoon is not just for chai and cosy corners, it’s the perfect time to grow herbs like coriander, mint, tulsi, and more on your balcony. This guide walks you through simple growing methods, care tips, and how to make the most of the rainy season in even the smallest of spaces.

Turn the monsoon season into a time of abundance with this practical guide to growing tropical fruits. Explore how to plant and care for fruits like banana and papaya, using the rain’s natural rhythm to boost growth and yield a healthy home harvest.

They pollinate your food, clean your soil, and keep pests in check — all without a sound. These five insects may be tiny, but their impact on the environment is massive. Here's why they deserve your protection, not your panic.

Learn how to set up a simple rainwater harvesting system in your garden and get children involved in a fun and hands-on project. Teach kids about nature, sustainability, and saving water while turning rainy days into exciting learning adventures for the whole family.

Learn how to grow papaya at home this monsoon with our easy, step-by-step guide. Whether you have a garden, terrace, or balcony, discover the best varieties, soil mix, seed prep, and care tips to grow sweet and organic papayas from seed to harvest, even if you are a beginner.

This monsoon, guide your little ones through the joys of gardening by growing bottle gourd together. Simple steps, big smiles, and plenty of muddy hands make for lasting memories and a stronger connection with nature.

Bengaluru artist Vivek Vilasini grew apples without soil on his balcony, using air pots and care to turn a small space into a fruit-filled haven.

Make the most of the monsoon by growing your food. This guide covers everything from soil preparation to harvesting, helping you create a leafy and eco-friendly kitchen garden that supports healthy living and reduces waste.

From childhood curiosity to a home-based business, Anju Karthika’s rooftop garden in Kayamkulam is a blooming tribute to passion, patience, and sustainable living.

Got kitchen scraps and want to do something with them? Turn them into a fun summer gardening project with your kids. Grow tomatoes, potatoes, and onions together, and watch your little ones discover the magic of nature.