Autobiography of a peepal tree plantation

What is the difference between outdoor and indoor plants? One common question that pops up after hearing this solution is

There are not many things that are more rewarding than planting a tree sapling. People keep such plants inside their homes or workplaces to enhance the aesthetic value of indoors and obviously for greenery as greenery brightens the indoor space.

Both the methods will eventually lead to the new plant but the process of development for both methods will be different. Over 11,500 volunteers and interns across the country help conserve the tree saplings that are planted in various public and private places such as gardens, roadsides, highways, expressways, road medians, schools, colleges, university areas, military stations, mountains, and river banks.

Community education, awareness, and volunteer mobilization campaigns are a priority activity for team Give Me Trees.

Give Me Trees Trust and Peepal Baba have planted and facilitated the planting and preservation of approximately 20 million trees till date.

Planting a young tree is an investment in the hope of the future. He promotes the cause of desi cow, gobar manure, composting, waste management and intensive tree planting in form of green belts and city forests.

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The agro fertilizers and pesticide industry has shown tremendous growth over the last two decades. His organization Give me trees Trust has become the largest voluntary tree planting movement in India.

Volunteers from across the country have helped and supported Peepal Baba over the years.

There is one way out of this problem: Digging our land and making artificial ponds. He has a post graduate in English Literature. Give Me Trees Trust has planted the largest number of Peepal trees in the world.

The Give Me Trees Trust team consists of volunteers from all walks of life. This is a very common question many people wish to find an answer to.

Although pruning is not a necessity for a tree or landscape, it does offer various benefits. Other varieties planted include Banyan, Pilkhan, Jamun, Mango, Neem, Sheesham and Babool. He teaches college students for a living and spends the rest of his day traveling and teaching people the art of planting trees.

He promotes natural farming techniques and gives talks on organic farming.

A voracious reader, books are his first love. He also has a Masters degree in Mass Communications. His favourite author has always been Ruskin Bond.

Swami Parivartan holds a Postgraduate degree in English Literature from University of Pune. Pruning

Indoor plants are getting trendy day by day.