Astir Landscapes

02/11/2021

Greetings from Astir Landscapes!!
On occasion of Diwali we are happy to launch our website. We seek your good wishes for all our endeavours......Do visit our website!!

13/09/2021

"Motion 101 passes at IUCN, calls for protecting 50% of Earth’s lands and seas" which calls for the protection of half of Earth’s lands and seas with a minimum of 30% by 2030

Protecting and preserving the existing wild spaces and additionally creating a network of succesive habitats has been recognized as an important and urgent step to protect the biodiversity on land and in the seas

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Held every four years, the IUCN Congress is the world's largest conservation event. It brings together leaders from government, civil society, indigenous peoples' organisations, business and academia to determine the world's most pressing environmental and development challenges, and actions to addr...

03/09/2021

The power of healthy living soil is unfathomable. Our kitchen garden produced 27Kg of turmeric (wet weight) in an area of just 6 sq.ft. This quantity can suffice the needs of a family for an entire year.

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21/08/2021

This kitchen garden of just 400 sq.ft. effectively feeds a family of five all year through. Vegetables and basic spices are grown in this backyard kitchen garden. Fruit trees in the garden yield fresh seasonal fruits and provide additional nutrition. The family sells the surplus produce which adds to their income. This kitchen garden has enormous benefits, both direct and indirect, like monitory savings and good health to name a few. The benefits are huge as compared to the efforts and financial inputs.

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18/08/2021

Greetings friends and followers!!
Today we will see the 10 best fruit trees to have in your bungalow or society compound, terrace garden or larger kitchen gardens. These trees can be grown easily in large containers as well.

1. Kela (Banana)
2. Chikoo (Sapota)
3. Sitaphal (Custard Apple)
4. Dalimb (Pomegranate)
5. Amba (Mango)
6. Papaya
7. Peru (Guava)
8. Rai Awla (Small Indian Gooseberry)
9. Shehtoot (Mulberry)
10. Shevga (Moringa)

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17/08/2021

10 must have plants in your balcony, terrace or kitchen garden. All the plants included in the list, have day to day use and are extremely easy to grow.

1. Tulsi
2. Betel Leaf
3. Lemon
4. Mint
5. Lemon grass
6. Green chilli
7. Tomato
8. Ginger
9. Turmeric
10. Rose

All the above mentioned plants can be grown in pots, containers or on ground directly as per the availability of space and choice.

29/07/2021

Greetings on International Tiger Day!!

Tiger is one of the most charismatic and magnificient creature to have walked this planet. Sadly they are endangered due to habitat loss, fragmentation and shrinking of forests and poaching for illegal trade. Today, India has only around 3000+ tigers and is home to 60% of the total wild tiger population in the world.

Tigers are an indicator of healthy forest. Protecting the tiger ensures the protection of its entire habitat which in turn, ensures our air, food and water security.

It is often said that if the Tiger goes, we go!

27/07/2021

Presenting the service profile of Astir Landscapes......... Do give us a chance to serve you and together let us fight climate change!!

26/07/2021

Did you know??!!
Rain water is the best source of Nitrogen for your plants....

So, during rainy season, ensure that you use rainwater to water your plants that are indoors or in balcony where they don't receive direct rains.

20/07/2021

Tulsi, Ocimum sanctum, is an aromatic shrub which is revered as holy in India for thousands of years. In Ayurveda, the use of Tulsi has been explained in several ways against various ailments and as a general health booster.

Today is Ashadhi Ekadashi, an auspicious day for the devotees of Shri Vitthal, an incarnation of Shri Vishnu. The Lord is said to be estremely fond of Tulsi and the shrub has great importance while worshiping the lord in his various Avatars.

Our sages were extremely knowledgeable and wise. The roots of conservation of nature can be seen in their scriptures. Associating each deity with some flora or fauna ensured its conservation. That way, it was easily understood and accepted by general public too. They recommened to have a Tulsi plant in front of every home for the simple reason that the shrub being aromatic repelled insects. The phytochemicals like eugenol and oleanolic acid have medicinal properties, Having tulsi leaves in tea have calming effect and works to reduce stress and anxiety.

It is essential to have a Tulsi plant at home for our own benefit. Please plant one if you dont have it yet. Remember, a well drained soil and good sunlight are essential for good health of the Tulsi plant.

17/07/2021

We recently completed a residential project in Mumbai. Client requirement was understood during the site visit. Few options were digitally presented for better visualization. Further refinement was done based on the choice of the client and project was executed. Regular follow-up is being done thereafter to monitor the health of the plants. Corrective measures are suggested, in case of any issues.