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Plantation of tree saplings @ Buddha woods

On January 29,2017, 1800 saplings were planted @ Buddha woods. The samplings were taken from Isha nursery,Madurai at an extremely meagre rate of rupees 7 per sapling. This scheme enabled us to cut down a lot of expenses....THANKS TO ISHA FOUNDATION....

I would actually recommend anyone to opt for Isha nurseries when it comes to planting trees at a very high scale.
Saplings ranging from Melia Dubia to red sanders were planted. 

But , the locals couldn't accept our usage of land.Most of our acquaintances suggested us not to plant such timber trees at a very high scale...But, we did it.

We adopted drip irrigation to provide water to trees. This can not only save a lot of water, but also, reduces the pain of physical work to a great extent.

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