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Any plant requires some key factors that are needed to be served for taking its good care. Tulsi plant, also known as Holy basil is one such plant that is over filled with so many advantages. Known as one of the oldest medicinal herbs, tulsi has resulted in many health benefits in humans. Moreover, according to Hindu mythology this plant is treated as godly. Today in this blog we will learn about the basic yet effective care of Tulsi plant. One can either grow this plant by buying directly from the Nursery shop or can also grow it from seeds. How to Grow Tulsi From Seed:- Tulsi plant is a tropical plant that directly suggests that it should be kept in warm temperature for boosting its germination process. Keeping the pot where it gets proper sunlight will serve the purpose. Points to Remember for Tulsi Care in summers:- Pot size: Tulsi plant is not a very big plant; using a 10 to 12 inch the pot will serve the purpose of healthy tulsi. Sunlight: Sunli...

Dahlia are pretty and colorful, sure to add color to your life. If given proper care your Dahlia can bloom very beautifully. These hugely varietal flowers are a collector’s dream, with little starburst blooms to plate sized flowers in every hue imaginable. Dahlias are relatively sturdy plants if grown in the right lighting, heat, and soil. Care of dahlia flowers may vary dependent upon your zone, but here are a few dahlia growing tips to help you get maximum blooms and healthy, bushy plants. Correct spot All flowering plants need good amount of sunlight so that there can be appropriate budding which further leads to a healthy growing Dahlia. Keeping dahlia in full sun will ensure maximum flowering in your plant. Dahlia must be placed where they will receive maximum of sunlight, just leave your plant in an open area. Fertilizers, play an important role They are heavy feeders; the soil should be rich in fertilizers. Just fill up your soil with plenty of fertilizers. ...

Roses have long been the focal attraction for their beautiful and fragrant cut flowers, but no roses are lovelier than those gathered fresh from your own garden . There are numerous classes of roses, ranging from micro-miniatures to grandifloras and from groundcovers to climbing roses, with some classes containing hundreds of varieties. Here are some great tips and tricks for the unerring care of your rose bushes and for getting innumerable beautiful flowers in your garden: Right time If you are new in the field of gardening the best time to plant roses is in the spring, after the last frost, or in the autumn at least five to six weeks before the first frost in your area. Spring and winters are the right time, as like roses many other beautiful plants are easy and likable to growth during winters.   Appropriate watering is the key Roses are not too water friendly flowers . Watering, when needed should be done . In summers regular watering works great for t...