Bengaluru Gardener Grows Mangoes in 16-Inch Pots
A Bengaluru terrace gardener is proving you don't need acres of land to grow fresh fruit at home. Sushma Reddy grows 70 fruit trees, including mangoes, in small pots on her urban terrace.
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Retired Officer Grows 400 Fruit Trees at Delhi Home
A 64-year-old retired tax commissioner transformed his Delhi house into an urban oasis with 400 fruit trees growing over 40 varieties. His green haven fights pollution while inspiring others to bring nature into their own spaces.
Woman Grows Mangoes & Oranges on Rooftop, Shares Recipe
A Visakhapatnam gardener transformed her terrace into a thriving fruit orchard with organic mangoes, oranges, and jackfruit. Now she's sharing her simple methods so anyone can grow full-sized fruit trees at home.
Indian Youth Plant 1,000 Fruit Trees Around Restored Pond
A youth group in Madurai, India is turning a restored pond into a thriving green space by planting 1,000 fruit trees that will feed families and support farmers for decades. The first 250 saplings are already in the ground.
Spider Monkeys Share Knowledge to Find Best Fruit Trees
Spider monkeys divide and conquer the forest by splitting into small groups, exploring different areas, then reuniting to share what they've found. This teamwork helps the whole troop find the best fruit faster than any monkey could alone.
45,000 Trees Planted in 4 Years Across South Cotabato
Indigenous Blaan communities, government workers, and a mining company have successfully planted and nurtured nearly 45,000 forest and fruit trees across South Cotabato's highlands. The remarkable survival rate shows how collaboration between tribes, officials, and private firms can restore denuded lands.
600 Trees Named for Moms Grow at Mangalore University
Graduate students at Mangalore University have planted over 600 fruit trees in their mothers' names and on their birthdays, creating a living legacy that will feed future generations. Each student nurtures their tree throughout their studies, then passes care to incoming students.