Growing with Plants 🌿

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Since the beginning of lock down and Quarantine, I tried to engage myself in positive activities. Apart from art and meditation I thought of gardening too. It is when I started reading about different techniques of plantation, garden hacks etc. I tried my hand in planting Coriander, Pearl millet, Okra and Aloe vera. Hence, it is rightly said that gardening is a form of Plant Therapy which boosts mental health. Here is a sneak peak of my tiny garden. Hope you enjoy the photography! 💚



 Center of attention!
White roses
Okra Plant provides a handful of totally organic and nutritious lady fingers.






Pearl Millet, for the birds and off course beauty!
Guava looks yum. Waiting for it to ripe!
 



Totally organic home grown Coriander
Beautiful Frangipani adds beauty to my garden

Lastly, a huge Aloe Vera plant for skin, hair, burns and what not!

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