A few canes in a corner give juice, gur and a green screen by October.
A few canes in a corner give juice, gur and a green screen by October.
Cut-and-carry fodder that regrows every forty days for years.
The pioneer mangrove of Indian coasts, first to colonise new mud.
A stilt-rooted coastal pandan that holds sand against the sea.
The coastal shelterbelt tree of the east and south — fast and salt-proof.
Tamil Nadu’s state tree — sap, fruit, leaf and timber from one palm.
The wild date of the plains, tapped for gur and fruiting freely.
A thorny southern climber whose pods have washed hair for centuries.
The paan vine — grown in shaded enclosures across Bengal and the east.
The gongura of Andhra kitchens — sour leaves and later, calyces for sherbet.
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