Monika Nigam

Living in a city has many perks access to culture, community, and convenience but space often comes at a premium. For urban dwellers with a green thumb, the lack of garden space can feel limiting. The good news is, with a little creativity and some smart planning, you can grow a thriving garden without a … Read more

Bringing greenery indoors is one of the simplest ways to refresh a space, purify the air, and add life to your home. But for many, keeping houseplants alive can feel like a struggle. Too much sun, too little water, unexpected drafts, or indoor heating systems often make houseplants look more stressed than stylish. The secret … Read more

Growing herbs at home is a satisfying and practical way to enhance your meals and enjoy the beauty of living plants. Whether you’re keeping them in pots on a sunny windowsill or planting them in a backyard garden, you may be wondering how to give them the best possible care. One of the most common … Read more

Incorporating edible plants into your landscape doesn’t mean sacrificing beauty for function. In fact, many perennial edibles not only provide food year after year but also bring texture, color, and structure to your garden. Whether you’re working with a backyard plot or a front-yard edible oasis, these plants offer the best of both worlds: visual … Read more

There’s something deeply satisfying about harvesting your own food, especially when it takes just a few weeks from seed to plate. If you’re short on time, space, or gardening experience, don’t worry plenty of leafy greens grow fast and thrive in small containers, windowsills, or backyard plots. Whether you’re looking to cut grocery costs or … Read more

As the growing season winds down and autumn slips into early winter, the focus in the garden shifts from planting and harvesting to preparation and protection. One often-overlooked aspect of this seasonal transition is soil health specifically, compacted soil. Whether you’re working in a garden bed, lawn, or container, compacted soil can silently suffocate your … Read more

As autumn fades and winter’s chill begins to settle in, the garden landscape changes dramatically. Leaves fall, beds are mulched, and perennials are tucked in for their long winter sleep. But if you’ve got plants in containers, there’s one more important task to tackle before the frost truly sets in: protecting your pots. Potted plants … Read more

When the garden sleeps beneath a layer of frost and snow, many of us feel a quiet longing for something green, fresh, and alive. Winter can be beautiful, but it often lacks the vibrant color and nourishing vitality that spring and summer bring. Fortunately, there’s a way to bring that sense of renewal indoors, even … Read more

There’s something about November that hushes the world. The rush of summer has faded into memory, and the fiery hues of early autumn have dimmed to softer, rusted tones. As the days grow shorter and the light falls a little lower in the sky, your garden isn’t falling silent it’s speaking in a new language. … Read more