MATRIMANDIR GARDEN OF UNEXPECTED INTEGRATION PHASE 20TH NOV 2018 - 21ST DEC 2018
DESIGN TEAM Mona Doctor-Pingel, Joss Brooks,Andreas Blickford with Roshita, Madhivanan, Abhishek, Henrik, Michael Shaw with inputs from Jyoti, Lara, Narad & Paul B. 1
CONTENTS Inspirations Concept - Concept - Relationship with other gardens - Original Master plan - Integrated Master plan - Landscape proposals A,B,C,D Lighting proposal Irrigation proposal Flora palette Minerals palette
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NOTE: AFTER THE FINAL DECISION OF THE PUBLIC PANEL WHERE OUR DESIGN WAS SELECTED, WE WERE ASKED BY THE ORGANISING COMMITTE OF THE GARDEN OF THE UNEXPECTED TO TRY AND INTEGRATE SOME OF THE ELEMENTS FROM THE OTHER DESIGNS, IN PARTICULAR THE TWO SHORTLISTED DESIGNS OF JYOTI AND LARA. WE WELCOMED THE IDEA AND CONDUCTED SEVERAL “DREAMWEAVING” SESSIONS, WHERE WE PRESENTED OUR IDEAS TO EACH OTHER AND GAVE A CRITIQUE. WHAT IS PRESENTED HERE IS THE AMALGAMATION OF THIS PROCESS OF ONE MONTH, WHICH THE TEAM AT STUDIO NAQSHBANDI ALONG WITH JOSS AND ANDREAS HAVE PUT TOGETHER. THE REFRENCE IMAGES ARE TO HINT AT WHAT WE VISUALISE AND NOT FNAL. WE ENVISAGE THE MANIFESTATION OF THESE GARDENS IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS, ENGAGING WITH MANY PERSONS FROM THE COMMUNITY.
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Earth shall be my work - chamber and my house, My garden of life to plant a seed divine. - Savitri
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INSPIRATIONS FROM WITHIN AUROVILLE & SOME OF OUR SELECTED WORKS
“A garden is never finished, it is always in progress”
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INSPIRATIONS FROM WITHIN AUROVILLE & SOME OF OUR SELECTED WORKS
“I see all as a flow, all evolves together, jumping over seeming boundaries to include all, permanently changing surfaces into others....leaning onto each other, mingling with each other, creating vistas, surprises. Nature is not ornamental.”
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INSPIRATIONS FROM WITHIN AUROVILLE & SOME OF OUR SELECTED WORKS
“To work with rocks is contagious...”
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CONCEPT To nurture the child within each one of us... Our garden will welcome adults and children of all ages: 1. Young toddlers of Auroville who will visit the Garden in the evening with parents. 2. Auroville teenagers who will visit the garden of unexpected with their friends to find a quiet corner to do their homework. 3. Adults and those who come to visit Inner Chamber will walk through Garden A and B to reach the granite benches in Garden C
Place of wonder and discovery in the unexpected...An initiatory place. - Roger Anger
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Matrimandir : Garden Of Unexpected CONCEPT
Path – Order – Progression – Reflection (youth as the Mobius strip of life)
Path as the meandering poetry of contemplation, transforming the unique human being. We should incorporate ‘unexpected’ reflections of above and below. Colours, materials, stones as transforming, life evolving which we move through, occasionally contemplating. ‘Unexpected’ provides a direction we didn’t acknowledge to exist.
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What more inviting presence can there be than the curiosity of children, more connected to spirit, than humanity. There is an essence to being ‘children’. The gardens suggest ‘unexpected’ beauty and discovery, there is surprise, shared in all ages, ‘being’ without age. Matrimandir, Auroville, gardens: we leave meaning, to weave meaning, with an order of harmony, of music, of chaotic ordered pattern where spirits are invited to dwell in harmony with human beings and we invite a living wholeness, an order of life.
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We must not allow playfulness unbridled, as this reality has order and responsibilities. But there could be just a few little places where we might? Where we can discover some things we have forgotten; where place order, flora order and mineral order can mingle with laughter to help us in staring from the past and into the future from a present moment of aloneness and sharing. There are 4 hidden gardens reflecting a spirit of place.
Garden A (729 sq.m) BIRTH Garden B (1357 sq.m) ADOLESCENCE Garden C (2727 sq.m) YOUTH Garden D (3531 sq.m), ETERNAL CHILD/Circle for Humanity Through all of these spaces, there is an unexpected path with entry portals at each path entry which has a unique flavour hinting at the place within. Maybe make people cross the grass or the planting to be ‘inside’ the spaces. The idea is to provide glimpses from the main paths which entice.
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RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER GARDENS Maybe the Garden of the Unexpected reflects and brings to a sweet young life through the eyes ,ears ,fingers and toes of children, the energies of all the other gardens... The GOU can also be seen as sections of the spine of a being lying curled, protecting , enjoying, reflecting on the MM , the Banyan and the Unity gardens. Behind it to the north west the whole of India, and nearby the megalithic Dravidians memories... The GOU has a dignified independence from the other gardens...it is a different being, a place with a twinkle in its eye... A place of lightness that absorbs, ponders over the other gardens from the stance of a child at play with all the possibilities of the emerging being. A Garden to find a quiet place to sit and walk amongst all ages, reflecting after sitting in the chamber, or being amongst the other gardens, ready to be transported to the unexpected..., It is an antennae to/from the past to the future with instruments/tools with which to construct the song. It can be buzzing with life of children and their sounds - not too loud but definitely not only contemplation- the twelve gardens are already there for that. These gardens are about the living presence of yoga, walking meditation, where moving, seeing, being, smelling, all the active part of our contemplative nature, invite the deep meanings of MM to partake and be loved. Youth and childhood are the beginnings of knowing the yoga and what we learn and how we imbue our living with this understanding evolves into a life of caring, tolerance, dedication‌ the pebble garden is for bare feet. The sand spaces for bare feet, the butterfly and birds are invited.
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Matrimandir : Garden Of Unexpected MASTER PLAN
INTEGRATED DESIGN 21ST DEC 2018
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GARDEN OF BIRTH (garden A) A WALK THROUGH THE GARDEN A portal of entry set back, creating an entry courtyard. Rough stone pillars make a gate, a frog, butterfly, rat carving on some stones. A chime, low OM sound hangs loosely from the wisdom tree, occassionaly tinkled by the wind. Mirrors suspended from the tree reflects nature and invites birds to perch. A path weave through the existing plantings with randomly placed stones for seating. The path continues... We arrive at a clearing through misty fog. Buddha’s belly defines the edge providing a sense of enclosure. There is a natural lily pond (self maintaining) with stone edge reflecting the sky above. Two birds are cooling themselves in the bird bath. Trees with beautiful green bark ideal for climbing, adorn the landscape. Benches are provided for mummy to watch the play and rest quiet. And for story telling...the underlit benches add to the magic of a moment at dusk. There are alcoves of possibility, of rest, of shades, of colours, smells. A series of stone slab marks the exit of the garden...leading to the Garden of Adolescence.
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LANDSCAPE PROPOSAL : GARDEN OF BIRTH
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F8 : Helicopter Tree ( 8m�) Gyrocarpus Amaricanus
F8 : Hill Mango ( 9m�)
X1 : Aspiration
Commiphora Caudate
F5 : Pink Tabebuia ( 8m�)
Nyctanthes Arbor-Tristis
Tabebuia avellanedae
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F2 : Religios thoughts ( 5m�) Wrightia Tinctoria
F5
BIRD BATH ref pic. A3
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WIND CHIME & MIRRORS ref pic. A1
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EXISTING WISDOM TREE
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STONE BENCHES ref pic. A4
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F15 Q : Buddha belly (3m�) Bambusa Ventricosa
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Hibiscus Rosa- Sinsensis F15 : Tada (10m�) Pterospernum xylocarpum
Miracle Memecylon tinctorium X2 : Humility before the divine in the physical nature Tarenna asiatica X4 : Nevaari Ixora Parviflora X6 : Torchwood tree Ixora Pavetta Z2 : Gin Berry Glycosmis Pentaphylla 14
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SECTION F-F NATURAL POND
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LATERITE STONE & GRASS +0.60 M +0.30 M
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HDPE LINER WITH BRICK & SOIL/ CLAY
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ENTRY PORTAL
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LANDSCAPE PROPOSAL : GARDEN OF ADOLESCENCE
G : Intuitive Knowledge ( 8m�)
EUCALYPTUS GROVE
Caeslpina coriaria
F11 : Swamp bloodwood
Corymbia ptychocarpa F13 : White gum Eucalyptus alba F14 : Rainbow eucalyptus Eucalyptus deglupta
X7 : Orange bells B
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Choroxylon Swieetenia
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F15
F7
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ENTRY PORTAL
BUTTERFLY GARDEN’CIRCLE ref pic. B4
G HUMMING STONE ref pic. B2
MUSIC STONE
D : Droopy Leaf ( 7m�)
F15 : Realisation ( 7m�) Delonix regia
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PERGOLA
F11
A : Ceylon satinwood ( 10m�)
ROCK GARDEN ref pic. B1
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F14
Cassia fistula
Cochlospermum Religiousum
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X7
F7 : Imagination ( 7m�) J : Succcess in supramental work ( 6m�)
Tecoma × smithii
Aglaia Elaegnoidea
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People are encouraged to bring stones etched with name, place and date, to be left behind...
K: White mulberry Morus alba
K F12: Ceylon ebony F12 D
Diospyrus ebenum
BUTTERFLY GARDEN CIRCLE Z1 : Eugenia Z2 : Gin Berry C Glycosmis Pentaphylla Z3: Indian Screw Tree Helicteres Isora C : Walsura Tree ( 7m�) Z4: Peace in the Vital ARTIST’S CORNER Murraya Paniculata Walsura Trifolia ref pic. B3, B5 Z5: Idea C Sienna Alata Z6: Wild Indigo Tephrosia Z7: Beginning Of Realisation Sesbania Grandiflora Z4 Z4 Peace in the Vital V3 Z8: Psychic Awakening in matter Murraya Paniculata Dodonaea Viscosa V3 Butterfly pea 0 1 2 5 10 M Radha’s Consciousness 18
CONCEPT AND AESTHETIC : GARDEN B A WALK THROUGH THE GARDEN We enter a foyer of stones, a couple of slab stones, perhaps carved in to trellis covered with sweet smelling creepers. The path meanders through a butterfly garden circle with splashes of scarlet,orange and yellow. A music stone is placed under the tree. We gently descend to a zen space with a japanese rock garden. Composed of sand and rocks, it reminds us of the sense of elemental existence. This is a place to leave something behind...Perhaps a place for stones to be left, stones which are brought by visitors from far away beaches, gardens, perhaps with memories etched, a stone of a, for a, loved one, memories, hopes, dreams as the child evolves remaining the child. Towards the right, in the sea of touch-me-nots, we have the Artist’s Corner where creative minds can display their artwork. The stone portal at the far end hints the end of the garden.
BUTTERFLY GARDEN CIRCLE
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ROCK GARDEN
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ROCK GARDEN
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ARTIST’S CORNER
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GARDEN OF YOUTH (Garden C) A WALK THROUGH THE GARDEN We enter the garden past granite slabs and pillars to step into a pathway that intertwines between the four mature existing neem trees. Shade of the tree invites the visitors to the inner chamber of matrimandir to pause and rest on the granite benches. Smell of the aromatic herbs planted in the Edible Curative Garden on the right side waft through the breeze inviting one to entice the tastebuds. We approach the Monsoon Pavillion changing over time as vines mingle and stretch together. A place to retreat and enjoy the rain... The Mansoon Pavillion overlooks a reflecting pond. A gurgling stream offshoots from it to join a lower pond at the base of garden. Perched on top of the existing Pipal tree, is a wooden platform that offers picturesque view of Matrimandir Gardens. How you enter a place, what you see and feel, begins the experience of place in the moment and carries this experience through what comes next.
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INTEGRATED PROPOSAL GARDEN OF YOUTH
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X2: Humility before the in the physical nature Terenna asiatica X4: Nevaari Ixora parviflora X6: Torchwood Tree Ixora pavetta Z9: Plumbago rosea Z2: Gin Berry Glycosmis Z10: Polyalthia korinti Z1: Eugenia
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R1: Beauty arising from consecration Asparagus racemosus R2: Devotion Ocimum tenuiflorum R3: Joy of union with the divine Ocimum basilicum R4: True worship Leucas aspera R5: Ajwain Trachyspermum ammi R6: Lemongrass Cymbopogon
Eugenia uniflora
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N8: Pitanga
F9: Acerola R1
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B BENCHES & GRANITE ROCKS ref pic. C7, C8, C9
UPPER POND
with floating island
B: Brazilian Ironwood Ceasalpinia ferea
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B CHINESE FOOTPATH
MONSOON PAVILLLION
LOWER POND with floating island
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LIMESTONE ROCKS ref pic. C5
F1: Lepisanthes tetraphylla ( 10m�) N6
Codariacalyx motorius
STREAM ref pic. C1
TREE PLATFORM
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N6: Desmodium gyran
P2: False lime tree
E: Patience ( 6m�) Mimusops elengi
Suregada multiflora
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L1: Dimorphacayx P1: Pleurastiliya ( 4m�)
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POURED EARTH PATHWAY
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GARDEN OF ETERNAL CHILD (Garden D) CIRCLE OF HUMANIY In this circle of humanity, three center stones are ringed by a circle of stones. The three stones in the center represents The Trinity. Around The Trinity is the inner circle with seven megalithic burial stones representing the foundations of life: World, Sun, Moon and Fire, Water, Earth, Air in a circle of red earth edged with tile. There are 4 stones outside the circle marking the 4 directions and signifying East, West, South and North. Granite benches are placed to provide an edging, along with the pathway it reinforces the circle. The circle is placed taking into consideration the existing trees. Each of the stones has a meaning, and a role within the circle: music, purity, renewal, power & gentleness, direction to name a few. Each stone is a marker of place and an invitation to feel its uniqueness. They invite concentrations and contemplations and help to nourish the fields of place. The native grasses around will provide a whisper, when there is wind. In anticipation of the future entrance from the west axis, we would like to propose an avenue of swaying palms trees framing the axis to the Matrimandir, welcoming the visitors.
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INTEGRATED PROPOSAL : GARDEN OF ETERNAL CHILD
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X1: Aspiration Nyctanthes arbor-tristis
EXISTING NEEM TREE
F2: Religious thoughts Wrightia tinctoria
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F12: Diospyrus ebenum
GRANITE BENCHES H EXISTING KADAMBA TREE
GRASS
CIRCLE OF HUMANITY
ref pic. D1,D3
H MARBLE CHIPS
F7: Imagination (7m�) Cassia fistula
W2: Vetriver Chrysopogon zizanioi des
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EXISTING NEEM TREE
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AVENUE OF PALMS CIRCLE OF HUMANITY +1.90 M +0.90 M + 0.00 M -
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LIGHTING PROPOSAL Legend LED Uplighters - 38 Accent light for stones - 15 LED Hanging lamp - 2 LED strip light under bench - 42 Precast garden lamp - 16 Submersible waterproof light - 6
LED Uplighter
Submersible waterproof light
Ceramic hanging lamp
LED strip light under bench
Electrical conduit
Precast garden lamp
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IRRIGATION PROPOSAL for first 5 years Wet area Dry area Sprinkler covering area Existing sprinkler points - 38 Drip irrigation - 128 Extra added sprinkler points - 14 Pond water inlet - 3
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IRRIGATION PROPOSAL after first five years 2025 Wet area Dry area Existing sprinkler covering area Existing sprinkler points - 38 Drip irrigation - 128 Extra added sprinkler points - 14
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FLORA LIST NO: COMMON NAME
MOTHER'S NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
SPECIES
DESCRIPTION
TREES A B C D E F1
Ceylon Satinwood Brazilian Ironwood Walsura Tree Droopy Leaf Spanish Cherry
F2 F5 F6 F7 F8 F10 F11 F12 F13
Pala indigo
F14 F15 F16 G H I J
Chloroxylon swietenia Ceasalpinia ferea Walsura trifolia Aglaia elaegnoidea Mimusops elengi
Tree Tree Tree Tree Tree
Lepisanthes tetraphylla
Tree
Wrightia tinctoria Tabebuia Avellandae Brahea armata Cassia fistula Gyrocarpus americanus Bixa orellana Corymbia ptychocarpa Diospyrus ebenum
Tree Tree Tree Tree Tree Tree Tree Tree
White gum
Eucalyptus Alba
Tree
Rainbow eucalyptus
Eucalyptus deglupta
Tree
Tada
Pterospermum Xylocarpum
Tree Tree Tree Tree Tree
Mexican Blue Palm Golden-shower tree helicopter tree lipstick tree Swamp bloodwood Black Wood Tree
Patience
Religious Thoughts
Imagination New world
Royal poinciana Divi-Divi Hill Mango Frangipani
Realization Intuitive Knowledge Psychological perfection
Delonix regia Caesalpinia coriaria Commiphora caudate Plumeria
Buttercup tree
Success in supramental works
Cochlospermum religiousum
Tree
K L L1 Z7
White mulberry Ironwood
Miracle
Morus alba Memecylon umbellatum Dimorphacayx Sesbania
Tree Tree Tree
P2 P4 P3
Falls lime tree Date Palm Palmyra Palm
Suregada multiflora phoenix palm Borassus
Tree Tree Tree
Euphorbiaceae
Vegetable hummingbird
Beginning of Realisation
Tree
Indigeneous tall tree with sweet smelling leaves, providing light shade. Delicate tree , providing light shade. Small evergreen indigenous tree Indigenous evergreen shade tree Medium sized evergreen fragrant tree with edible flowers attracts birds and civet cat Medium sized indigenous evergreen tree with sweet smelling flowers on the interior branches attracts civet cat Small flowering deciduous tree Tree growing to height of 15m, stout trunk Flowering tree with yellow flowers
Rough tessellated bark with leathery leaves produces pink flowers species of Eucalyptus which is native to Australia A dominant tree of open woodland, it reaches 18 m (59 ft) high with a spread of up to 15 m is the only Eucalyptus species with a natural range that extends into the northern hemisphere. tall tree, commonly known as the rainbow eucalyptus evergreen tree in the Eastern and Western Ghats, up to 10 or more tall. Leaves are oblongobovate, 7-18 cm long, 4-13 cm wide Tree with red flower - good for shade Medium sized shade tree which attracts butterflies Medium sized indigenous tree with green bark, good for climbing Small tree with strong fragrance Small spindly tree with yellow cup flowers Small fruit bearing tree Small evergreen tree, brilliant blue flowers Small evergreen tree Small flowering tree ATTRACTS BUTTERFLIES
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NO: COMMON NAME
MOTHER'S NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
SPECIES
DESCRIPTION
AQUATIC PLANTS M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7
Blue water lily club-rush Water chestnut Bulrush Water velvet Water lettuce Common water hyacinth
R1 R2 R3 R5 R1 R2 R3 R5 R4
Shatavari Basil Holy Basil Ajwain Shatavari Basil Holy Basil Ajwain
Beauty arising from consecration Devotion Joy of Union with the Divine
Thumbai
True Worship
R6 W4 W5 Z9 S3 W6
Nymphaea nouchali, Scirpus litteralis Eleocharis dulsis Cyperus papyrus Azolla filiculoides Pista stratiotes Eichhornia crassipes
Aquatic Plants Aquatic Plants Aquatic Plants Aquatic Plants Aquatic Plants Aquatic Plants Aquatic Plants
Freshwater plant with miniature violet - blue flower and round leaves Aquatic, grass-like species Aquatic, grass-like sedge with edible corms Aquatic flowering plant Floating aquatic fern, Known as water cabbage, it floats on the surface of the water Free-floating perennial aquatic plant with glossy, ovate leaves and purple flower
Asparagus racemosus Ocimum tenuiflorum Ocimum basilicum Trachyspermum ammi Asparagus racemosus Ocimum tenuiflorum Ocimum basilicum Trachyspermum ammi Leucas aspera
Herb Herb Herb Herb Herb Herb Herb Herb
Creeper which has high medicinal value. Aromatic herb traditionally used for medicinal purpose Culinary herb with therapeutic properties
Lemon Grass
Cymbopogon flexuosus
Herb
Snake plant Scutch Grass Chinese Wedelia Wild Jasmine
Light
Sansevieria trifasciata Cynodon Daetylon Wedelia chinensis Cestrum diurnum
Shameplant
Vital sensitivity
Mimosa pudica
Ground cover Evergreen perennial plant forming dense stands FRAGRANT FLOWER Ground cover Ground cover Tender and Spreading herb Ground cover ATTRACTS BUTTERFLIES Annual perennial flowering plant with leaves which fold inward and droop when touched or Ground cover shaken
Krishna’s Play in the Vital
Beauty arising from consecration Devotion Joy of Union with the Divine
Herb
Herb
Creeper which has high medicinal value. Aromatic herb traditionally used for medicinal purpose Culinary herb with therapeutic properties Herb with medicinal properties
Ground cover
Creeper U V1 V2 V3
Rangoon creeper Sand paper vine Alamanda Wild Orchid Butterfly pea
Divine Will Acting in the Subconscient Spiritual success
Combretum indicum Petrea Hiptage benghalensis
Radha’s Consciousness
Vanda Clitoria ternatea
Creeper Creeper Creeper Creeper Creeper Creeper
Vine with red flower clusters ATTRACTS BUTTERFLIES Vine with violet flower Vine with white-pink scented flowers. Vine with Yellow scented flowers. Vie with colourful flower
Grass W2 W3 W2 W3
Vettiver Giant Reed Vettiver Giant Reed
Chrysopogon zizanioides Arundo donax Chrysopogon zizanioides Arundo donax
Grass Grass Grass Grass
Native perennial bunchgrass Tall perennial cane Native perennial bunchgrass Tall perennial cane
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NO: COMMON NAME
MOTHER'S NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
SPECIES
DESCRIPTION
Shrub X1 F9 X2
Night-flowering jasmine
X4 X6 X7 X8 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z8 Z9 Z10 Z11 Q X1 X2
Nevaari Torchwood Tree Orange Bells Flame of the Woods
X4 Y Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z8
Gin Berry Indian screw tree Orange Jessamine Candle bush Wild indigo Hopbush
The Buddha Bamboo Night-flowering jasmine
Nevaari
Gin Berry Indian screw tree Orange Jessamine Candle bush Wild indigo Hopbush
Aspiration
Nyctanthes arbor-tristis Acerola
Humility before the divine in the physical Tarenna asiatica nature Ixora parviflora Ixora pavetta Tecoma Smithi Ixora Singaporensis Eugenia bracteata Glycosmis pentaphylla Helicteres isora Peace in the Vital Murraya paniculata Idea Senna alata Tephrosia Psychic awakening in Matter Dodonaea viscosa Plumbago Rosea Polyalthia Korinti Catharanthus Bambusa ventricosa Aspiration Nyctanthes arbor-tristis Humility before the divine in the physical Tarenna asiatica nature Ixora parviflora Higher mind Tecoma Smithii Eugenia bracteata Glycosmis pentaphylla Helicteres isora Peace in the Vital Murraya paniculata Idea Senna alata Tephrosia Psychic awakening in Matter Dodonaea viscosa
Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub Shrub
Shrub with fragrant flowers s opening at dusk and finishing at dawn tropical fruit-bearing shrub Flowering bush with ovate leaves Evergreen flowering shrub Small branched tree with flowers hybrid flowering plant, It is a shrub growing to 2.4–3.6 m in height Flowering perennial shrub Woody evergreen shrub with glossy foliage EDIBLE FRUITS Shrub bearing EDIBLE berries Large shrub with medicinal properties AND SCREW LIKE SEED attract butterflies Evergreen plant bearing small, white, scented flowers ATTRACTS BUTTERFLIES Ornamental flowering plant BRIGHT YELLOW CANDLE Flowering plant ATTRACTS BUTTERFLIES Small flowering tree growing up to 1m - 3m Flowering Plant with bright pinkish red flowers Catharanthus is a genus of flowering plants in the dogbane family Tropical clumping bamboo of the grass family with bulbous and ornamental culms Shrub with fragrant flowers s opening at dusk and finishing at dawn Flowering bush with ovate leaves Evergreen flowering shrub Flowering perennial shrub Woody evergreen shrub with glossy foliage EDIBLE FRUITS Shrub bearing EDIBLE berries Large shrub with medicinal properties AND SCREW LIKE SEED attract butterflies Evergreen plant bearing small, white, scented flowers ATTRACTS BUTTERFLIES Ornamental flowering plant BRIGHT YELLOW CANDLE Flowering plant ATTRACTS BUTTERFLIES Small flowering tree growing up to 1m - 3m
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TREES Ceylon Satinwood
Brazilian Ironwood
Walsura Tree
A Chloroxylon swietenia
B
Indigeneous tall tree with sweet smelling leaves, providing light shade.
Delicate tree , providing Small evergreen indigenous tree light shade.
F2
Pala indigo Religious Thoughts Wrightia tinctoria
Small flowering deciduous tree . It attracts butterflies
Ceasalpinia ferea
C
Walsura trifolia
Mexican Blue Palm
F6
Brahea armata
Droopy Leaf
D
Aglaia elaegnoidea
Indigenous evergreen shade tree
Roble
F5
Tabebuia Avellandae
Flowering tree with Pink flowers
F7
Golden-shower tree Imagination Cassia fistula
Flowering tree with yellow flowers
E
Spanish Cherry Patience Mimusops elengi
F1
Lepisanthes tetraphylla
Medium sized evergreen fragrant Medium sized indigenous tree with edible flowers attracts evergreen tree with sweet birds and civet cats smelling flowers on the interior branches attracts civet cats.
F16
Royal poinciana Realization Delonix regia
Tree with red flower - good for
Helicopter tree
F8 Gyrocarpus americanus
Flowering plant
shade
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TREES Lipstick tree New World
Frangipani Psychological perfection
F10 Bixa orellana
I
Small tree with fruits
Small tree with strong fragrance
Ironwood Miracle
L Nymphaea nouchali
Plumeria Obtusa
H
Hill Mango Commiphora caudate
Medium sized indigenous tree with green bark, good for climbing
Vegetable hummingbird Beginning Of Realisation
Falls lime tree
Z7 Sesbania grandiflora P2
Suregada multiflora
Buttercup tree Success in supramental works
White mulberry
K
Morus alba
Small fruit bearing tree
J
Cochlospermum religiousum
Small spindly tree with low cup flowers
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Divi-Divi Intuitive Knowledge
G
Caesalpinia coriaria
Medium sized shade tree which attracts butterflies
Swamp bloodwood
F11 Corymbia ptychocarpa
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Small evergreen tree, brilliant blue flowers
Small flowering tree attracts butterflies
Small tree with large Rough tessellated bark with thick leaves fragrant, leathery leaves orchid-like purple produces pink flowers edible flowers attracting butterflies 41
Date Palm
P4
phoenix palm
Palmyra Palm
P3
Borassus
Rainbow eucalyptus
F14 Eucalyptus deglupta
The only Eucalyptus species with a natural range that extends into the northern hemisphere. tall tree, commonly known as the rainbow eucalyptus
Tada
White gum
Black Wood Tree
F12
Diospyrus ebenum
Pale yellow flowers facing downward. Nice specimen tree for the small yard
Euphorbiaceae
F15 Pterospermum Xylocarpum
F12 Eucalyptus Alba
F12 Dimorphacayx
Evergreen tree in the Eastern and Western Ghats, up to 10 or more tall. Leaves are oblong-obovate, 7-18 cm long, 4-13 cm wide
species of Eucalyptus which is native to Australia A dominant tree of open woodland, it reaches 18 m (59 ft) high with a spread of up to 15 m
Small evergreen tree
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AQUATIC PLANTS Common water hyacinth Bulrush
Blue Water Lily
Club-rush
M1Nymphaea nouchali
M2 Scirpus litteralis
Freshwater plant with miniature violet - blue flower and round leaves
Aquatic, grass-like
Aquatic flowering
Floating aquatic
Known as water cabbage, it
species
plant
fern
floats on the surface of the water
M4 Cyperus papyrus
Water velvet
M5 Azolla filiculoides
Water lettuce
M6 Pista stratiotes
Krishna’s Play in the Vital
M7 Eichhornia crassipes
Free-floating perennial aquatic plant with glossy, ovate leaves and purple flower
Water chestnut
M3 Eleocharis dulsis
Aquatic, grass-like sedge with edible corms
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SHRUBS Q
The Buddha Bamboo Bambusa ventricosa
Tropical clumping bamboo of the grass family with bulbous and ornamental culms
S2
Jasmine Purity Jasminum augustifolium
Over Stone
S1
Arabian jasmine Jasminium Sambac
Shrub with fragrant flowers
X4
Nevaari Ixora parviflora
Evergreen flowering shrub
Garden heliotrope Vital Consecration
N4 Heliotropium arborescens
Evergreen shrub with dense clusters of bright purple flower
Z6
Triple Aspiration
N5 Capparis brevispina
Perennial plant with fleshy leaves and large white to pinkish-white flowers
O
Shoeblackplant Dynamic power Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Bushy evergreen shrub with glossy leaves and brilliant red flowers
Wild indigo Tephrosia
Flowering plant attracts butterflies
W4
Snake plant Sansevieria trifasciata
Evergreen perennial plant forming dense stands fragrant flowers
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SHRUBS Yellow Elder Higher mind
Gin Berry
Y Tecoma Smithii
Z1 Eugenia
Flowering perennial
Woody evergreen shrub Shrub bearing edible with glossy foliage, berries edible fruits
shrub
Candle bush Idea
bracteata
Hopbush Psychic awakening in Matter
Z5 Senna alata
Z8 Dodonaea viscosa
Ornamental flowering plant bright yellow
Small flowering tree
candles
growing up to 1m - 3m
Indian screw tree
Z2 Glycosmispentaphylla Z3 Helicteres isora
Night-flowering jasmine Aspiration
Large shrub with medicinal properties and screw like seeds attract butterflies
Orange Jessamine Peace in the Vital
Z4 Murraya paniculata
Evergreen plant bearing small, white, scented flowers attracts butterflies
Humility before the divine in the physical nature
X1Nyctanthes arbor-tristis X2 Tarenna asiatica
Shrub with fragrant flowers s opening at dusk and finishing at
Flowering bush with ovate leaves
dawn
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HERBS Ajwain
Holy Basil Basil
Joy of Union
Thumbai
Devotion
with the Divine
True Worship
Shatavari Beauty arising from consecration
R5 Trachyspermum ammi R2 Ocimum tenuiflorum R3 Ocimum basilicum
R4 Leucas aspera
R1 Asparagus racemosus
Oval-shaped, seed-like fruits, bitter and pungent
Aromatic herb traditionaly used for
Herb with medicinal properties
Creeper which has high medicinal value.
taste
medicinal purpose
Culinary herb with therapeutic properties
CREEPERS Wild Jasmine Light
S3 Cestrum diurnum
Maypop Silence
T Passiflora incarnata
Rangoon creeper Divine Will Acting in the Subconscient
U Combretum indicum
Hiptage Spiritual success
V1 Hiptage benghalensis
Wild Orchid Vanda
V2
Vine with colourful flower
Attracts butterflies
Vine with showy flowers Vine with red flower clusters Attracts butterflies
Vine with white-pink scented flowers.
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GRASS Cloud grass Humility
Vettiver Chrysopogon zizanioides
W1 Agrostis nebulosa
W2
Grass with light delicate
Native perennial bunchgrass
heads
Scutch Grass
Giant Reed
W3 Arundo donax
W5
Tall perennial cane
Grey-green colour and are short
Cynodon Daetylon
GROUND COVER Shameplant Chinese Wedelia
Vital sensitivity
Z9 Wedelia chinensis
W6 Mimosa pudica
Tender and spreading
Annual perennial flowering plant with leaves which fold inward and droop when
herb
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MINERALS PALETTE
Red Stone Gujarat Granite
Limestone Kodur, Villurupuram district Limestone
Grey Boulders Coimbatore Granite
Kadappa Stone Andhra Pradesh Black Limestone
Grey Boulders Thiruvakkarai, Vanur Granite
Black Boulders Thiruvakkarai, Vanur Granite
Tree Fossil Thiruvakkarai, Vanur PetriďŹ ed Stone
Laterite Stone Kerala Laterite
Pebble Rock Chennai Gravel
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THE MAKING OF 1:200 PHYSICALMODEL... September 2018
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