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शहतूतशहतूतMorus albaFruit in March, silkworm leaves all summer, and shade in between.अंजीरअंजीरFicus caricaTwo crops a year in the west, and content in a large container.अनारअनारPunica granatumHandsome, thorny and productive on poor dry soil; good in a big pot.
सूरजमुखीसूरजमुखीHelianthus annuusA fortnight of spectacle and then a head of seed the birds will take.
प्याज़प्याज़Allium cepaGrown from sets or seedlings; needs depth, sun and patience.लहसुनलहसुनAllium sativumPlant single cloves in October and lift whole bulbs in March.ज्वारज्वारSorghum bicolorJowar — drought-hardy grain and fodder in one, on almost no inputs.फ्रेंच बीनफ्रेंच बीनPhaseolus vulgarisBush beans for winter troughs; pole kinds for a balcony net.सेमसेमLablab purpureusThe winter sem of the plains, purple-flowered and heavy-cropping on a fence.चनाचनाCicer arietinumA winter pulse that also gives the sour green leaf of the north.पालकपालकSpinacia oleraceaCut-and-come-again greens ready in six weeks from a shallow trough.मेथीमेथीTrigonella foenum-graecumSow thickly in a wide tray and cut the whole crop at three weeks.सरसोंसरसोंBrassica junceaPeppery leaves in five weeks, and yellow flowers for the bees after.बथुआबथुआChenopodium albumThe winter weed worth sowing — mineral-rich leaves through the cold months.मूलीमूलीRaphanus sativusA deep trough and forty days is all it asks. Thin ruthlessly for straight roots.गाजरगाजरDaucus carotaNeeds depth more than width — a 30 cm trough of loose soil beats a wide bed.Not sure where to start?
Answer three questions on the home page — your region, your space and your goal — and we will name two plants to sow this month.
How the library is organised
By regionEach entry notes where the plant grows well across India, from the Gangetic plain to coastal soils.
By seasonSowing windows for every month, so you never plant a winter green in May.
By spaceWindowsill, balcony, terrace or ground — filtered so you only see what will survive with you.
Checked by a botanistNames and facts are reviewed before publication; traditional uses are labelled as traditional.