Herbal Garden
DAV Public School Dwarka made a
herbal garden in the school premises planting herbs of different countries like
Nepal, Australia, USA, Kenya, India etc. The children prepared this herbal
garden under the ISA Project- Herbs for
Wellness.
Students were appraised of
medicinal and economical benefits of the herbs like Basil, Thyme, Neem, Mint,
Oregano, Dandelion, Ginger etc.
Students also labeled the plants
and highlights the parts of the plants useful for medicinal use.
They also made herbarium file and
of various herbs from different countries.
Wonderful ideas implemented by the school
ReplyDeleteGreat work .. keep it up !
ReplyDeleteAn indigenous approach to bring about healthy living in our own sacred space.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent effort to make our children aware about the valuable herbs present in our country.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to acquaint the students with the therapeutic uses of herbs. Very informative way to go...
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