A riverbank giant with pale bark — a tree for a campus or a colony park, not a pot.
A riverbank giant with pale bark — a tree for a campus or a colony park, not a pot.
Feathery-leaved and drought-hardy; one grafted tree feeds a household through winter.
One of the three fruits of triphala; a large deciduous tree of the sub-Himalayan tract.
The third triphala fruit, from a broad-crowned tree of dry deciduous forest.
A white-rooted asparagus of the north-western hills, grown on terraces and bunds.
A monsoon-flowering lily of the western hills, grown for its white tuber cluster.
A prickly low solanum of wasteland, with violet flowers bumblebees buzz-pollinate.
A woody climber of the dry deccan, slow but very long-lived on a trellis.
A dry-country shrub with yellow flowers, tough enough for a Rajasthan roof.
Plant a knob of market haldi in June; harvest your own in February.
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