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Shylashri Shankar

All the flowers and creepers between history and memory

Notes from the Winter Garden

Shylashri Shankar

Plants, like people, can have hybrid personalities too

The Fragrance of Nature

Shylashri Shankar

How to create the spirit of a Monet in your garden

The Sun’s Flowers

Shylashri Shankar

In summer the whole effort in a garden is geared towards saving the plants

Mahua: Flower Power

Lhendup G Bhutia

Mahua, a humble tipple of the adivasis, finds its space under the liquor marketing sun

Natural Beauty

Ritika Kochhar

A recreation of memories of flora in watercolours

Flower Recycling: Ankit Agarwal, 26 Co-Founder, Help Us Green

Sonali Acharjee

“People thought we were crazy—who spends time working with rotting flowers from the river?”

The Name of the Rose

Rachel Dwyer

Colour, class and tradition in a vase. The meditations of a flower girl

The Tree of Life

Shylashri Shankar

What that flower bed by the front door can do to your life

Confessions of a flower vendor

Arindam Mukherjee

We see real-life romance daily. Lovebirds from a local college come regularly. And many Romeos get spurned here

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Back to Manicured Pleasures

Notes from the Winter Garden

The Fragrance of Nature

The Sun’s Flowers

Mahua: Flower Power

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Flower Recycling: Ankit Agarwal, 26 Co-Founder, Help Us Green

The Name of the Rose

The Tree of Life

Confessions of a flower vendor

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