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Fresh, seasonal produce from Botanix’s organic vegetable garden

The restaurant menu at Botanix leans heavily on produce from our organic vegetable garden. This reduces food miles, guarantees fresher ingredients, and lets our chefs design seasonally-driven dishes that celebrate what’s growing that week. Practically, organic beds are fed with vermicompost, green manures and mulches; pest pressure is managed through crop rotation, companion planting and manual controls — not broad-spectrum pesticides. The result is tastier produce and an educational loop for guests: garden tours followed by a cooking demo show how sustainable food systems taste better and cost less in environmental impact. Agricultural extension guides and FAO resources support the techniques we use.

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Water-wise Landscaping and Soil Health

Water conservation underpins everything we do on the grounds. We use mulches, drought-tolerant plant palettes, and soil-building techniques (vermicompost, organic matter) to increase moisture retention,

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