A woman converted the scrap from her house into an environment-friendly garden in central India's Madhya Pradesh.

The incident took place in Betul, as footage shot on February 25 shows a woman, identified as Neha Garg, assembling her garden during the daytime.

Garg recycles all the waste material from her house to build an innovative yet environment-friendly garden in her yard. She decorates and paints tyres, plastic bottles, cups, pipes, etc and plants various flowers and shrubs in them and hangs them in her nursery.

Garg believes in sustainability and understands the ill-effects that usage of plastic causes to the environment. Therefore, she came up with this innovative idea of recycling waste materials into an elaborate garden. Her initiation is not only encouraging people to opt for sustainability but also inspires horticultural enthusiasts in supporting the environment.

A woman converted the scrap from her house into an environment-friendly garden in central India's Madhya Pradesh. The incident took place in Betul.

Visuals shot on February 25 show a woman assembling her garden during the daytime. She recycles all the waste material from her house to build an innovative yet environment-friendly garden in her yard. She decorates and paints tyres, plastic bottles, cups, pipes, etc and plants various flowers and shrubs in them and hangs them in her nursery. Following this, she keeps a check on them and waters them.

A woman, identified as Neha Garg, turned her hobby of horticulture into something new and innovative. She recycled all the waste material from her house and turned her yard into an environment-friendly garden. She used various materials like tyre, pipes, plastic bottles, nets, and other useless objects from her house in her nursery.

Neha believes in sustainability and understands the ill-effects that usage of plastic causes to the environment. Therefore, she came up with this innovative idea of recycling waste materials into an elaborate garden. Her initiation is not only encouraging people to opt for sustainability but also inspires horticultural enthusiasts in supporting the environment.