30 Dec
As the clock strikes midnight, the world unites in a jubilant celebration, bidding farewell to the old and welcoming the new. The story of the New Year is one steeped in tradition, history, and the promise of fresh beginnings. Yet, for plant lovers, this annual transition holds a deeper significance—one that resonates with the vitality of nature and the opportunites it presents for growth, both personal and environmental.Why It's Crucial to Grow More Plants and Trees in 2024? The imperative...
25 Jan
Every year 26th January is celebrated as the Republic Day of India. What exactly is the Republic Day? India became independent on 15th August 1947 yet we followed the rules laid down by the Britishers. On 26th January India adopted its own book of laws or the Constitution of India thereby severing all colonial ties and became a Republic. The Constitution was adopted on this day as 26th January was the day when the call for Purna Swaraj (Full Independence)was...
14 Nov
Children ‘s Day is celebrated all over India on the !4th of November with great fanfare. The first Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru loved children very much and so his birthday, 14th November, is celebrated as Children ‘s Day. On this day schools and colleges all over the country organize various programs to make the children feel special and loved. This day is also meant to create awareness of the rights, care and education of children. Our first Prime...
17 Jun
5 REASONS ALL OF US SHOULD HAVE SUCCULENT GARDEN 1) Succulents are beautiful, varied and reliable, and can be planted in rock gardens, rustic salvaged containers, topiary crafts and so much more. the textures are endlessly fascinating and intriguing. Making unique and unusual planters to display them (they have such shallow root systems they don’t require deep containers) makes the best interior decor. This makes them ideal, and fun, to plant in designer pots, DIY pots , thrift store finds...