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Green Street is a quarterly magazine on green living. From home gardens, clean food to green lifestyle and green travel, we bring interesting stories to motivate you towards a sustainable life. The four issues coordinate with the four seasons of the year.Â
Presenting the Winter Issue for you to enjoy! Do click the subscribe button if you have not subscribed yet.
The Sacred Marigolds
Be it adorning the gods and goddesses, wedding and festive decorations or honouring the guests, Marigolds thread into our culture in countless ways.
Christmas Garden
And since olden days, a variety of plants have been favourite choices to do up homes, offices and even streets for Christmas.
My herbal Garden
It’s always a wonderful idea to add a few pots or beds and grow your favourite seasonal herbs in your garden space.Â
Don’ts of a Winter Garden
There are some easy simple tips that will help you protect your green buddies through the season, year after year.Â
Tomatoes for Neighbourhood
So here are a few tomato hacks I slowly learnt over the years that will help you bring a bumper harvest. Like they say, “teach a man to garden and the whole neighbourhood will get tomatoes.”
Spice it Up!
So let’s spice it up on Christmas. Give yourselves a warm hug with a hot and spicy mug to cover from the chill.
Houseplants that make you breatheÂ
Believe it or not, plants can contribute a great deal to reduce our carbon foot print, increase oxygen level in air, minimize toxic gases and chemicals as well as trap particulate matter.
Living with Nature
Biophilic Architecture and Design attempts to include natural elements and materials in built surroundings to create spaces that enhance the well-being of people.
In Winter Issue
Living with Nature
The pursuit of 'forever fit and healthy' has never been more popular with people throwing themselves into various diet and fitness regimes and products. From ozone therapy, fasting schedules to cold plunges; collagen powder, celery juice to gym workouts, people are...
Tomatoes for the Neighbourhood
All home growers would agree that its one of the most exciting veggy we all want to grow. Be its bright colour or beauty or a more than a hundreds way to use it raw and cooked or just the love for tomatoes, most of us are super thrilled to see the red bunches hanging...
House Plants that make you Breathe
Believe it or not, plants can contribute a great deal to reduce our carbon foot print, increase oxygen level in air, minimize toxic gases and chemicals as well as trap particulate matter. All plants naturally release Oxygen and absorb Carbon dioxide during...
The Sacred Marigolds
The peculiar yet homely fragrance of marigolds fills the air in every home with the onset of festive season in India. Be it adorning the gods and goddesses, wedding and festive decorations or honouring the guests, marigolds are thread into our culture in countless...
Spice It Up!
Christmas is the time for everything nice and surely some spice. The delicious aroma of of cinnamon and cloves fills the air. From the food on the table to the Christmas decorations on the mantlepiece hot-spicy flavours and fragrances have been enhancing festivities...
Don’ts of a Winter Garden
A s the seasons change so does a gardener's heart. While Autumn brings somewhat cooler days and excitement of preparing a winter garden, the winter bells make us skip a beat when we think of the harsh days ahead. We as caretakers begin to worry how our plant babies...
My Herbal Garden
I often find myself walking to my garden to pluck fresh basil for my afternoon pasta or a few crunchy celery stalks for evening soup. Now that's the luxury of growing a 'garden of herbs'. A garden where flavours dance, where basil and thyme, rosemary and mint spread...