In India, the rainy season, or monsoon, is ideal for planting a variety of crops and plants. Here are some of the best plants to sow during this season ( TO BUY CLICK www.eassygardening.com) :

Vegetables

1. Cucumbers – They thrive in warm, moist conditions.
2. Okra (Ladyfinger) – Requires well-drained soil and plenty of sunlight.
3. Pumpkin – Needs a lot of space and can grow well in the monsoon.
4. Tomatoes – Prefer well-drained soil and consistent moisture.
5. Green Beans – Benefit from the warm, wet conditions.

Fruits

1. Papaya – Requires well-drained soil and plenty of rainfall.
2. Pineapple – Grows well in the humid, tropical climate.
3. Banana – Needs a lot of water and can thrive in the monsoon.
4. Guava – Prefers well-drained soil and moderate rainfall.

Flowers

1. Marigold – Grows well in the rainy season with vibrant blooms.
2. Sunflower – Thrives in well-drained soil and can tolerate heavy rains.
3. Hibiscus – Loves the warm, humid conditions of the monsoon.
4. Jasmine – Flourishes in the moist, rainy environment.

Herbs

1. Coriander (Cilantro) – Prefers cool, wet weather.
2. Mint – Grows vigorously in the monsoon season.
3. Basil – Requires moist soil and plenty of sunlight.
4. Lemongrass – Thrives in the warm, wet conditions of the monsoon.

Grains and Pulses

1. Rice – The quintessential monsoon crop in India, requiring plenty of water.
2. Maize (Corn) – Grows well with adequate rainfall.
3. Pigeon Pea (Tur) – Adaptable to the rainy season conditions.
4. Green Gram (Moong Dal) – Suitable for sowing during the monsoon.

Ornamental Plants

1. Bougainvillea – Though drought-resistant, it can flourish with the rains.
2. Plumeria (Frangipani) – Prefers well-drained soil and moderate rainfall.
3. Ferns – Thrive in the moist, shady conditions brought by the monsoon.

These plants not only thrive in the rainy season but also contribute to a lush, vibrant garden during the monsoon months. CLICK HERE TO BUY THE AVAILABLE PLANTS

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Planting Moringa Seeds:

1. Seed Collection: Obtain mature seeds from a reliable source. Ensure they are fully dried and hardened before planting.
2. Seed Preparation: Scarify the seeds by lightly nicking or scratching the outer coating to aid in water absorption and germination. Soaking seeds in water overnight can also assist in softening the hard coat.
3. Choosing Planting Site: Select a sunny location with well-draining soil. Moringa trees thrive in warm climates and are sensitive to frost.
4. Planting Depth: Sow seeds directly in the soil or in pots, around 1 inch deep. Plant multiple seeds, leaving enough space between each seed.
5. Watering: Initially, keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Once the seedlings emerge, reduce watering frequency.
6. Germination: Germination typically occurs within 1-2 weeks, but it can take longer. Be patient, as moringa seeds may have varying germination periods.

Gardening Tips for Moringa Tree Care:

1. Sunlight: Moringa trees require full sun for optimal growth, so ensure they receive at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
2. Watering: Once established, moringa trees are drought-tolerant. However, consistent watering during the first few months aids in root establishment. Water deeply but infrequently, allowing the soil to dry out slightly between watering sessions.
3. Soil Quality: Well-draining soil is crucial to prevent waterlogging and root rot. Sandy or loamy soil with a pH between 6.3 and 7.0 is ideal for moringa cultivation.
4. Fertilization: Moringa trees are generally resilient and grow well in nutrient-poor soils. However, if necessary, a balanced fertilizer applied sparingly during the growing season can promote healthier growth.
5. Pruning: Regular pruning encourages a bushier growth habit and enhances harvest. Trim the top to encourage lateral branching. Remove dead or damaged branches and prune to shape the tree as desired.
6. Protection from Frost: If you live in a region prone to frost, provide protection for young trees during colder months as frost can damage or kill them.

7. Harvesting: Moringa leaves, pods, and seeds are edible. Leaves can be harvested once the tree is established and about 3-4 months old. Pods can be harvested when they are young and tender. Seeds can be collected from mature pods.BUY AT https://www.eassygardening.com/product/moringa-seeds/

By following these guidelines and providing proper care, you can successfully grow moringa trees from seeds and enjoy the nutritional benefits they offer. Keep in mind that local climate conditions and specific soil types might require slight adjustments in care practices.

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This Winter flower-up Your Garden

The EassyGardening winter flowers RECOMMENDATION

• PETUNIA
• DAHLIA
• MARIGOLD
• CALENDULA
• CINERARIA

As winter season knocks and you are thinking of flowers after an unseasonal rains throughout the country (India), it’s time to be Gardening-ready. Normally as a nature enthusiast you take care well of your garden, a little extra planning and care shall help them prosper better.

We are recommending PETUNIA, DAHLIA, MARIGOLD, CALENDULA, CINERARIA varieties for your garden. These shall be like diamonds for your garden as their beauty mesmerizes.

eassygardening helps your garden to blossom this winter

1. PETUNIA: 

Petunias are colorful flowers, blossoms in the shade of red, yellow, white, pink, yellow. The flower seeds are small and need extra care while sowing. These flowers may also be panted in containers, hanging baskets or planters.

EassyGardening recommends that Petunia seeds should be sprinkled and not covered with soil as they require adequate light to germinate well.

2. DAHLIA: 

This we all recognize and is delight to eyes. Very colorful and soft to eyes, pleasant to heart. The best time to sow the seeds of Dahlia is mid September to October.

EassyGardening recommends that you water Dahlias regularly, ensure proper fertilizer to stimulate growth in tubers.

3. MARIGOLD: 

If you are a beginner in Gardening start with Marigold, one of the easiest flower to grow. Its beautifully romantic flower that comes in different hues of gold, copper, orange, white, yellow and mixture of colors.

EassyGardening recommends that Marigold be planted where there is adequate sunlight during the day. Allow 3-5 inches space between plants depending on the size of the marigold you planted. Occasional watering does well for these.

4. CALENDULA: 

Calendula (or pot marigold)  is an easy to grow. They are great indoor plants. They come in great variety of colors like yellow, orange and lemon colors.

EassyGardening recommends that Calendula is sown early in the winter season. These Calendula requires low care and germinate in less time and grow at a good pace.

5. CINERARIA: 

Cineraria flowering plants require some careful planning. Like shades, rich and well drained soil with high compost content. These plants grow best in hot or arid climates. If you are planning to grow Cineraria in your garden, you must ensure that you get partial or full shade.

EassyGardening recommends that the best part about these plants is that they reseed themselves whether they are in your garden or in containers.

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