UrbanMali Network

UrbanMali Network Helping homes across Bangalore set up and maintain beautiful organic gardens. Urban Mali -Your Friendly Neighbourhood Mali.

Be it kitchen gardens, medicinal gardens, terrace gardens, small or big gardens, we customize your green spaces for your needs. The Urban Mali Initiative is an endeavor to create gardens in every urban neighborhood. We believe that the only way this can happen is by creating social entrepreneurs among the gardener community in every locality. Having your friendly neighborhood mali to implement an

d maintain your garden in a professional manner can make plants be part of every household. By empowering social entrepreneurs in the mali community, we hope to provide a dignified enterprise opportunity for many knowledgeable and humble people. We have seen that most gardeners around cities, simply help you plant exotic species that are available in nurseries and do not bat an eyelid when it comes to spraying pesticides as that is what they see as selling services amongst urbanites. We are on a mission to empower them with tools that show to every urbanite aspiring to have a garden, the best choices to make when it comes to plants and pesticides. We advocate only native plants and use of natural methods for managing pests and nutrients that are friendly to the soil and environment. We would love to see the day when native plants are the first option for a garden and when every urban space becomes a rich ecosystem which is bio-diverse and healthy, despite the concrete structures that crop up every so often. We realise that this will happen if all malis in a city help to promote this cause.

Turn your space into a healing haven with native plants that care for your mind, body, and soul. From Tulsi to Aloe Vera...
29/10/2025

Turn your space into a healing haven with native plants that care for your mind, body, and soul. From Tulsi to Aloe Vera that soothes your skin, each of these plants is a powerhouse of natural wellness 💯✨

Grow your green sanctuary and invite nature’s healing touch into your home.

How many of these healing plants do you already have at home? Tell us in the comments below 💬

(Urban Mali, native plants, healing herbs, wellness garden, herbal remedies, ayurvedic plants, home gardening, stress relief, garden therapy, holistic living, mind wellness)

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72, 18th Cross, 2nd Main, Avalahalli, Anjanapura Post, JP Nagar 9th Phase, J. P. Nagar
Bangalore
560108

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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+918880482000

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The Urban Mali Initiative is an endeavor to create gardens in every urban neighborhood. We believe that the only way this can happen is by creating social entrepreneurs among the gardener community in every locality. Having your friendly neighborhood mali to implement and maintain your garden in a professional manner can make plants be part of every household. By empowering social entrepreneurs in the mali community, we hope to provide a dignified enterprise opportunity for many knowledgeable and humble people. We have seen that most gardeners around cities, simply help you plant exotic species that are available in nurseries and do not bat an eyelid when it comes to spraying pesticides as that is what they see as selling services amongst urbanites.

We are on a mission to empower them with tools that show to every urbanite aspiring to have a garden, the best choices to make when it comes to plants and pesticides. We advocate only native plants and use of natural methods for managing pests and nutrients that are friendly to the soil and environment. We would love to see the day when native plants are the first option for a garden and when every urban space becomes a rich ecosystem which is bio-diverse and healthy, despite the concrete structures that crop up every so often. We realise that this will happen if all malis in a city help to promote this cause.