How do you know the person?

My sister is the only person who comes to me when I think of someone who enjoys growing plants. Nishika Yadav is her given name. In our family, she has a green thumb. When she transformed the rooftop area into a paradise that resembles a miniature garden, I came to the realisation that plants truly bring a space to life. My sister has worked in the backyard for hours ever since she was a teenager. She has amassed extensive knowledge of the many plant species throughout the years.

What type of plant does he/she grow?

She has raised a wide variety of plants, both blooming and non-flowering. We frequently prefer eating organic, fresh fruits and veggies. She has successfully managed to keep up with our house garden in the backyard. In addition, she has developed a lush environment at home and mastered the art of creating bonsai.

As I looked up to her, I began assisting her with planting. Since I've improved as a person, I have to admit that my life has changed significantly. Therefore, it is the individual who enjoys growing plants.

My granddad picked up this pastime after retiring. He was a former instructor from China Agricultural University, therefore he had some expertise in plants. Before retiring, he did not have much time.

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His home has a sizable backyard, so there is plenty of room for growing plants. He began by planting rose and jasmine blossoms. Then he planted various fruit plants, including pomegranate, apple, and orange trees. He now has a kitchen garden where he raises all of his own veggies.

Pesticides and other chemicals are widely utilised in agriculture today. He therefore dislikes purchasing veggies from the market. Vegetables cultivated organically are still offered on the market today, but their costs are too exorbitant at the moment. Additionally, I think his vegetables taste differently. Perhaps it's because he composts kitchen trash instead of utilising chemicals.

What type of plant does he/she grow?

Every year I plant cabbage, beans, and sweet corn in my backyard, but all I ever get is a lot of weeds, so I guess I don't have much of a green thumb. I did, however, have a lot of spare time at Corona time, so I took some gardening lessons from my grandfather. That's when I learned how much he knew and how much he loved gardening. He showed me, for instance, how to properly and organically handle common pests, illnesses, and weeds that may ruin a garden.

I initially just had a small number of tomatoes. However, with Grandpa's assistance, I am now able to plant, tend to, and harvest a variety of veggies with great success.

My next-door neighbour, Mr. Singh, is a botanist by trade. He has extensive knowledge of the many plants and their kinds because he is a botanist. He is also highly worried about the state of the environment.

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He is aware that if global warming continues to increase, it won't be long before it will be difficult to exist in our world. The only way to stop it is by planting more and more trees. Perhaps for this reason, he began planting trees and spreading awareness of the need to do so about ten to fifteen years ago. People at first didn't take him seriously, but he persisted. He persisted in doing so with his own funds, and as others saw his care, they began to join him. He is in charge of the Go Green NGO, which has thousands of members. The fact that this NGO planted more than a million trees may be the reason Mr. Singh received an award from the state government.

What type of plant does he/she grow?

He serves as more of an example for everyone. In addition to planting exotic plants and trees in public spaces. He also has a sizable lawn on his property where he has hundreds of trees and other plants that are thriving despite not being able to thrive in my region's climate.

I have to admit that Mr. Singh has taught me a lot. Perhaps because of this, I also make an effort to plant trees whenever I can, but I also make sure to plant and care for a tree on each of my birthdays.

Overall, I can say that Mr. Singh is undoubtedly one of the plant and tree growers I know.