Our flora comprises flowers, plants, shrubs and trees.

Huge variety here, to which we add more each year.

To mention a few, giant karata, shoe flowers, bourganvillae in multiple colours, roses,  antheriums, many coloured orchids, Many varieties of bird of paradise flowers, jasmine, moses in the cradle, almond, giant money plants, pink pineapple, ten-o-clocks, bonsai, travellers palm, varieties of ixora, candle stick, varieties of crotons, varieties of coleus, types of weeds, varieties of frangipani, silk tree and many more.

We cannot mention fruit-orchard without first telling you that Langur monkeys destroy and devour at will!  These thieves are protected animals but deserve leniency for our destruction of their natural habitat in the pursuit of commercial enterprises.  Our orchard inventory grows annually; presently we have Papaya, Jack Fruit, Pomegranate, Coconut, Breadfruit, Figs, variety of Plums, Banana, varieties of Mango, Custard Apple, Sour Sop, variety of Citrus fruit, star fruit, Lichy, Pomelo, Avocado, Gooseberry, Bulls heart, Mandarin orange, Velvet pink banana and many more.

 Our vegetable garden, which changes with the seasons, is presently sprouting tomatoes, ocra, variety of peas, gourd,  varieties of cucumber, green and purple spinach, salad greens, drumsticks, brinjal, cassava, varieties of beans and more. Our spice garden includes pepper, tamarind, curry leaves, lemon grass, aloe vera, cinnamon, pepper, neem, chillie, vanilla, kokum and more.

This is the piece-de-resistance, particularly for visiting children.

The birds, enclosed by a meshed-house, call-out, scratch-earth, fly from roost to roost; The huge, black and proud Turkey charges and pecks the handler; The colourful Teal duck is tame beyond imagination; The guinea fowls are noisy; the four miniature white rabbits are cuddly; The many home-grown pigeons are of many hues and colours; The Azeel fighting rooster challenges all-comers; The black and white Nun fantail puts on a proud strut; the many budgies and cockatiels are continuously on song and motion.  The many domestic fowl are huge and colourful; the turtles, the sharks and large cat-fish are an added attraction.

A wide tributary of the River Zuari ebbs and flows at the end of the property, allowing visitors to fish from a pier, to relax in a shack and read a book or just flake out with a six-pack and music, whilst enjoying a scenery of nature that is hard to replicate elsewhere. Bird-watching and wowing the flypast of different species of butterfly is another pleasure from this place.

Depending on the time of year, just watching peasants plant and weed rice saplings and the menfolk wade knee-deep in river silt catching fish with their bare hands is ancient tradition in motion.