GOOSEBERRY PLANTATION

                    SCR PLANTATION 

INTRODUCTION:

  • This subject gives us an idea of how to connect with the peoples surrounding.
  • The first topic is on plantation. As the saying goes "PLANTING A TREE IS CONTINUOUS CHARITY", the one who plants a tree plants a HOPE.


  • The above picture shows the leaves of GOOSEBERRY.
  • The common name for many species is RIBES.

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