terrace gardening

Developed over 15 years by a farmer near Kota, this Alphonso-like mango fruits three times a year, grows in pots, and is drawing global attention.

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.

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.

You don’t need a big garden to grow passion fruit. Whether you have a sunny balcony, a terrace, or a small backyard, this simple guide shows you how to get started. With the right care and a little patience, you’ll be harvesting fresh, homegrown fruit in no time.

In Hyderabad, Ashok Rao transformed his 2,000-square-foot rooftop into a lush garden amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. With over 200 plants, including vegetables and fruits, his garden sustains him and his wife. A former banker, Ashok finds joy, health, and tranquility in gardening, crafting a vibrant post-retirement life.

Even with no backyard, growing your own food is possible—and easier than you think. From soil-free hydroponics to vertical gardens, innovative techniques can turn balconies into green gardens.

March is the perfect time to grow fresh vegetables and herbs at home! Here are 7 easy-to-grow options for balconies, terraces and flats.

Gardening can be simple with the right hacks. Here are some tips to grow chillies, bitter gourd and mulberries in your terrace garden.

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.

Odisha-based Sweta Panda has grown 50 varieties of 700 plants in the last few years. Here’s a look at her garden.