Kitchen Garden

Kitchen Gardening is the growing of fruits and vegetables at the backyard of house by using kitchen waste water. It is also called as Home garden, Nutrition garden, kitchen garden or vegetable garden.

• Supply fresh fruits and vegetables high in nutrition value.
• Supply fruits and vegetables free from toxic chemicals.
• Helps to save expenditure on purchase of vegetables.
• Vegetables harvested from home garden taste better than those purchased from market.
• Effective utilization of kitchen waste water and materials.
• Working in kitchen garden will refreshes your mind.

Terrace Garden

Terrace Garden offers several ecological, economical and other benefits to the urban environment. These include mitigation of the urban heat island effect, provision of natural habitat for plants, reduction of dust, smog, and noise levels. Terrace garden Also provide owner incentives such as increased life of roofs and enhanced quality of life.

Roof Garden

Green roof offers several ecological, economical and other benefits to the urban environment. These include mitigation of the urban heat island effect, provision of natural habitat for plants, reduction of dust, smog, and noise levels. Green roof Also provide owner incentives such as increased life of roofs and enhanced quality of life.

• Aesthetic effects.
• Improves thermal insulation and energy efficiency.
• Provides protection the buildings from adverse temperature.
• Improves the life expenctancy of the building.

Artificial Garden

Artificial garden is Often made from fake grass or artificial turf and artificial plants, artificial lawn grass/plants is constructed of synthetic fibers that are devised to mimic the feel and appearance of a natural lawn. It is becoming more common in residential applications. Newer artificial grass/plants is manufactured to feel and look much like its natural counterpart. Artificial lawn grass consists of synthetic, grass-like fibers or yarn – often polypropylene or polyethylene. Quality artificial lawn grass consists of several layers, including backing, cushioning, two or three drainage layers and infill, which is often made from substances like recycled rubber tires or natural cork. If you are thinking about installing an artificial lawn, pros and cons of using artificial grass for yards should be carefully considered. Artificial Lawn Pros Choice of several colors, styles and heights so you can choose the artificial grass that looks most natural in your environment. No watering. This is an important consideration during the current drought (and saves time, too). No need for fertilizer, which means no toxic chemicals seeping into the groundwater. No need for mowing. Artificial lawn is an expensive, long-term investment. However, the cost should be balanced with the time and cost involved in caring for a natural lawn. Some people say artificial grass emits an unpleasant, rubbery odor on hot days. Although the grass is low-maintenance, it tends to collect dust and leaves. As of yet, very little research exists regarding artificial lawn’s impact on earthworms, insects or soil microbes. Artificial Lawn Care Artificial lawn care means periodic cleaning, although people who live in dusty areas or those who have young children or pets will probably need to clean more often. Most dust and debris is easily removed with a blower, flexible garden rake, a broom with stiff bristles or a garden hose. Occasionally, it may be necessary to sweep the grass with a broom to keep it standing upright in a natural fashion, especially if your family enjoys laying on the grass and it becomes compacted.

• Aesthetic effects.
• Improves thermal insulation and energy efficiency.
• Provides protection the buildings from adverse temperature.
• Improves the life expenctancy of the building.