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You make your own decision: You sow and reap, for yourself and your family. Hence you know which type of fertilizers, pesticides, and manures you need for a healthy harvest. You decide when to harvest, which is again a good deal of choice. Freshly picked veggies have more nutrition than the early picked ones. So home gardening is a wise choice. Gardening tips for beginners: 1.        Analyze and research more about your surrounding and space and the amount of light it gets. Plant accordingly for direct, indirect sunlight, or indoor spaces. 2.        If you have a good soil type, then thumbs up. But what if not…. No worries you would get a potting mix which will be really helpful for gardening which you could get in your near nurseries. 3.        Many people are clumsy when it comes to watering. The rule for watering is: soil needs to be dry to touch before you water. As simple as that. ...

Learn to enjoy your IMPERFECT life Take something irregular, rough-hewn, off-kilter, incomplete… and it’s all the more desirable for its flaws. – Oliver Burkeman Acceptance of imperfection Well said by someone. Imagine a vase or some compliment item with a crack in a fancy store. Would you buy that for presenting someone you love? If you do... then you are  living as a wabi-sabi, knowingly or unknowingly. Or imagine a garden with roses and on the other hand a garden with just fallen leaves and thorns. Which one would you call beautiful?? Wabi-Sabi The Japanese art of imperfect beauty. Accepting the natural cycle of growth and decay in which everything has beauty. Beauty is seen in everything. The things or person we consider as beauty-less are just subtle, not ugly. If you wanna be a wabi-sabi culture follower, you should have the ability to see beaut...