Plants  

Buy these seven indoor plants that help in keeping the lizards away from home.

Your plants require special care during the scorching summer heat. Try these simple and easy tips to keep them healthy this season.

Tea is a delightful beverage that is loved by millions of people all over the world. It is fascinating to see the diversity of teas from different areas of the world and what sets them apart. This International Tea Day, let's celebrate this beautiful drink by exploring different types of tea varieties from all over the world. 

Here are the actors who love to spend their time on their farmlands and are fond of agriculture. 

These Indian flowers, including Jasmine, Sunflower, Lavender, Marigold, Hibiscus, Lily, and Rose, allure bees with vibrant colors, fragrant scents, and abundant nectar, facilitating pollination and enhancing biodiversity in their ecosystems

Seven vibrant flowers to grow in your Indian summer garden: Marigold, Zinnia, Hibiscus, Bougainvillea, Sunflower, Portulaca, Petunia. Thrive in the heat, adding color and charm to your outdoor space

Keeping plants in our homes not only helps in keeping the house cool but also adds a touch of greenery to the indoor atmosphere.

You can create your own DIY solutions to keep the mosquitoes away this season. Home remedies with ingredients like tulsi, mustard oil, peppermint, neem, and camphor can be beneficial.

Hanging pot plants are an example of vegetation that floats above the ground. These plants that hang will grow on outdoor spaces like back patios, driveways, and in airy areas of your home.
 

The sweet and soothing scent of lavender flowers creates an atmosphere of relaxation and serenity. Whether kept indoors or outdoors, it will surely enhance the beauty of your surroundings.

Ganesh Nanekar is an auto rickshaw driver from Pune. His vehicle features 18 plants such as Tulsi, Gokarna, and some flower plants. His efforts have sparked discussions on the internet, and he is receiving immense appreciation from the community.

Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause extreme damage to your plants. Summer months require some extra attention, and you can employ some easy techniques to ensure the health of your plants.

Mahan Chandra Borah, a farmer from Assam, has been committed to the initiative of preserving indigenous seeds for almost two decades. He aims to establish a seed school which would enable him to impart knowledge to farmers and younger generations about the importance of seed preservation.

Discover the lush world of plants! From the serene Peace Lily to the auspicious Jade Plant, explore green companions that bring joy, health, and prosperity to your home. Let's delve into the fascinating realm of botanical wonders

Growing vegetables in the summer is also a great idea. Vegetables that prefer full light, long days and warm temperatures perform well in India's intense summers. One advantage of summer vegetables is that they can be eaten even during the monsoon season.