Everyone loves green plants, greenery is pleasant and we all feel refreshing when we spend sometime between these green plants. Current trend is tech and tech, but we can’t see a tree. It’s easy to find a net connection at any house, but hard to find a green plant vats.
Everybody has latest mobiles and pocket Internets, but coming to the plants, they’re lacking in the nature.
Plants are pleasant, they are always there from ages and ages assisting us and helping us to survive.
Global warming is the biggest challenge to all the countries now, we are all together fighting with this evil to somehow cope with the damage done by the global warming. It’s every person’s duty to aware about the knowledge to decrease the pollution.
We’re humans and we are in need of the green plants around us, they’re our life.
We’ve to spend our minimum time in spreading the green awareness, there are several programs running around the world, try to participate in them and play a part as your own.
Yesterday I visited the YSR Horticultural University, Venkatrammanna gudem, Tadepalligudem, West Godavari, India. It is the educational and research Center and has many varieties of plants, including medicinal and herbal and also aqua culture.
I went there to know about the importance of the green plants and how to raise them and defend them from different kinds of insects. It’s really amazing to know this because it’s completely new to me.
I only knew few gardening principles, watering the plants, protecting them from diseases and insect attacks and growing them in plantations. Knowing about their life is much great feeling I ever had, am completely satisfied to spend my time there amidst of the green.
Am attaching few snaps here which are captured by Ms. Nikhitha and am including the #gogreen hashtag.
YSR Horticultural University is in 350acres and is managed by State Government of Andhra Pradesh.
We all love green, that feeling is different when you watch the plant which is planted you grow up and becomes more taller than you. Enjoy these pictures…
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