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HOW TO GROW MARIGOLDS
Plant these 6 flowers now and your home garden would bloom with colour laterPlanting flowers at the right time can help create a colourful garden when the blooming season arrives. Marigolds, pansies, petunias, snapd...- Stop buying edible flowers: 7 blooms you can easily grow at home in your garden or balconyEdible flowers can add colour, flavour and freshness to homemade meals while doubling as beautiful garden plants. Nasturtiums, calendula, p...
- Maharashtra farmer grows roses and other flowers on just one acre. His sustainable polyhouse earns him Rs 12,000 dailyArjun Sabale from Maharashtra has turned one acre into a thriving flower business by cultivating roses and gerberas in a naturally ventilat...
- What to do with old household items? Try these 5 creative DIY reuse ideas to make stylish planters for your homeTransforming old tea cups and coffee mugs into delightful mini planters for succulents adds a unique touch to home decor. Additionally, onc...
- Want more butterflies and bees in your garden? These 7 plants can make it happen and make your garden come liveTransform your garden into a vibrant wildlife haven with seven key plants that attract pollinators and birds. From nectar-rich lavender and...
- From marigold to cucumber: 7 plants you should grow in your garden this JuneJune is a prime month for planting. Gardens come alive with colour and productivity. Consider planting marigolds, zinnias, and sunflowers f...
- JioStar urges content producers to embrace balanced deals with shared risk modelIndia's evolving media landscape sees a push for co-investment in content creation, as platforms like JioStar seek to balance risk and rewa...
- Easiest flowering plants you can grow from seedsPot marigolds give borders and pots a burst of colour. Plus, it self-seeds, giving you more flowers the following year.
- Embracing Life and Death: The rich history of Day of the Dead and how to celebrate this yearDía de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead is a beloved tradition dedicated to honoring the memories of departed loved ones, is a cornerstone o...
- Fragrance & flavour industry: What India needs to do to keep up with demandThe market for flavours and fragrances (F&F) is thriving and rapidly expanding, thanks to a growing global population with rising disposabl...
- Rockets blooming into marigolds, anaars sprouting into amaltas: Diwali is getting a green touch with these seed crackersRoshan Ray, founder of Seed Paper India, is among those experimenting with seed crackers, eco-friendly if a little pricey.
- Art teacher moonlights as ecological pioneer; grows seasonal, leafy greens to make Bengaluru healthyThese forgotten varieties are now finding takers in cities.
- Jawaharlal Nehru’s red rose to international socialism: Tracing the symbolism of flowerAlmost every official portrait or statue of Nehru across India shows Nehru wearing a rose it.
- Serving nature on a plate: Farm-to-fork gets a twist with microgreensVisually appealing microgreens and edible flowers are doing drama on the plates now.
- Flower fascination: India set to be floriculture trade leaderIndia is showing enough potential to eventually turn itself as a favourite destination of flower importers in near future.
- Land acquisition bill: Farmer resentment grows as water runs dry in KolarKolar district — known once for its gold mines, and more recently for its modern, high-yield milk, silk and horticulture production — is re...
- Luxe Brands take legal course to curb e-sales of fakes and second-hand productsThe luxury fashion houses and their Indian partners find it hurtful as they invest a lot in marketing and branding, while the alternative c...
- Hindustan Unilever project delivers on livelihoods, falls short on sustainabilityA HUL contract-farming pilot in Nasik provides 600 farmers subsidised agricultural equipment & assured offtake of their produce.
- A piece of green amid concretesTrees and flowers are gradually making way for concrete jungles in Kolkata's suburbs. Kids growing up in these suburbs often hear their par...
- President asks scientists to work towards doubling crop productivityCalling for a “second green revolution” to enliven vast tracts of dry lands in the country, President APJ Abdul Kalam has asked agricultura...
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