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Our Horticulture Journey

In 2001, Cheerakuzhy group ventured into horticulture and garden nursery production, with a strong emphasis on sustainable and organic
gardening. In 2012, the horticulture division was formally registered as Cheerakuzhy Agro Developers Pvt. Ltd., further reinforcing its reputation
as a professional and innovative nursery enterprise.
Today, with over four decades of experience, Cheerakuzhy has earned the trust of both commercial growers and home gardeners, blending
traditional farming values with modern nursery techniques.

Our Mission

Promoting Organic Gardening
for a Healthier Tomorrow

Promoting Organic Gardening for a Healthier Tomorrow

Key Facilities & Locations

01.

Mannarkkad Nursery –
Sales & Display Centre

02.

Sreekrishnapuram – Mother
Farm & Fruit Plant Unit

03.

Attappadi Nurseries Pvt. Ltd. –High-Range Unit

01. Mannarkkad Nursery Sales &
Display Centre

Located near Kumaramputhur on the Palakkad-Kozhikode National Highway

Spans 8 acres with:

Polyhouses & shade houses

Fully automated sprinkler irrigation

Showcase gardens & sales counters

Garden Centre with:

Decorative pots (plastic, ceramic, terracotta)

Fertilizers, tools, accessories, and soil mixes

02. Sreekrishnapuram – Mother Farm & Fruit Plant Unit

Specialized in:

Propagation of exotic and indigenous fruit plants

Skilled grafting, budding, and layering

True-to-type mother plant maintenance

03. Attappadi Nurseries Pvt. Ltd. – High-Range Unit

Located in the hills of Attappadi

Each unit is equipped with:

Climate-controlled polyhouses

Mist chambers for grafting

Shaded propagation beds

Drip and sprinkler irrigation systems

Advanced potting and media preparation units

More than 100 expert & trained staff for budding and grafting along with general workers.

Home Garden Essentials

Hybrid flowering plants

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Ornamental & foliage plants

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Creepers & climbers

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Medicinal & herbal plants

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Bulbs (native & exotic)

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Vegetable seedlings in grow bags

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Hybrid flowering plants

Ornamental & foliage plants

Creepers & climbers

Medicinal & herbal plants

Bulbs (native & exotic)

Vegetable seedlings in grow bags

Fruit Plants

Plantation Crops & Forest Trees

Gardening & Nursery Advisory Services

We offer expert guidance for:

Home & Terrace Gardening

Fruit Plant Cultivation

Rubber & Plantation Crops

Landscape Design

Seasonal Planning

Support Options

In-person consultations at Mannarkkad nursery

Phone/WhatsApp guidance

On-site advisory visits
(on request)

Printed & digital
how-to guides

Pioneers in Horticulture
and Fruit Plant
Production Since 1979

Cheerakuzhy offers scientifically propagated, climate-resilient, and farm-ready fruit plants that meet the growing demand for diversified, high-
yielding cultivars among home gardeners and commercial orchard developers.

Fruit Plant Varieties Offered

Some of the wide selection of fast-bearing and high-yielding varieties suited for Kerala’s conditions:

Exotic & Rare Fruit Varieties

Propagation Techniques & Nursery Practices

Cheerakuzhy employs scientific and
sustainable propagation practices,
maintaining high survival rates and genetic integrity.

Softwood Grafting

Mango

sapota

jackfruit

Modified Budding

Citrus

guava

nutmeg

rambutan

pulasan

mangos

durian

Air Layering

Litchi

fig

guava

citrus

Seed Propagation & Vegetative Cuttings

Passion fruit

star fruit

select herbs

Why choose Cheerakuzhy Fruit Plants?

Plantation Crops
Collection at
Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Coconut

West Coast Tall (WCT)

Traditional tall variety with high copra content and long productive life.

Dwarf Varieties (COD, MGD, MYD)

Early bearing, compact growth, ideal for tender coconut production.

Hybrid Varieties (Chandra Sankara, Kera Sree)

High-yielding, early-bearing, medium tall hybrids suitable for both tender nut and copra production.

Arecanut (Areca catechu)

Mangala

Early bearing, high-yielding variety, widely preferred for commercial plantations.

Sumangala

Suited for Kerala’s agro-climatic zones with good nut quality.

Mohitnagar

One of the high yielding and suited for Kerala’s agro-climatic zones with good nut quality.

Inter-Mangala

Early bearing, high-yielding variety, increasingly popular among commercial growers.

Kasaragodan

Suited for Kerala’s agro-climatic zones with good nut quality.

Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans)

Nutmeg is a highly valuable spice crop with growing market demand. Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries proudly offers ‘Pathri Rani’ – our own identified, high-performing nutmeg variety.Propagation is done through scientifically proven young budding methods for early bearing and genetic purity.

Rambutan (Nephelium lappaceum)

Rambutan is an exotic tropical fruit that is gaining popularity in India. We propagate high-quality rambutan plants through young budding techniques.

Coffee (Coffea spp.)

We supply premium-quality coffee seedlings collected from established estates in Wayanad and other renowned coffee-growing regions.

Varieties:

Arabica
Known for its superior aroma and flavor.

Robusta
Popular for higher yields and strong disease resistance.

Cocoa (Theobroma cacao)

Cocoa is a highly profitable intercrop, especially when integrated with coconut and arecanut plantations.

Varieties:

Hybrid Cocoa Varieties
Known for superior bean yield and better pod setting.

Clove (Syzygium aromaticum)

We offer healthy, well-rooted clove seedlings propagated from elite mother plants with high productivity.

Black Pepper (Piper nigrum)

Black Pepper is Kerala’s flagship spice crop. Our pepper cuttings are sourced from premium mother plants in Coorg, Wayanad, and our own farms.

Varieties:

Panniyur Series (1, 2, 3, 5, 6)
Popular for bold berries and high productivity.

Karimunda
Traditional, hardy, and widely accepted across Kerala.

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West Coast Tall (WCT)

Early bearing, high-yielding variety, widely preferred for commercial plantations.

Dwarf Varieties (COD, MGD, MYD)

Early bearing, compact growth, ideal for tender coconut production.

Hybrid Varieties (Chandra Sankara, Kera Sree)

High-yielding, early-bearing, medium tall hybrids suitable for both tender nut and copra production.

Mangala

Early bearing, high-yielding variety, widely preferred for commercial plantations.

Sumangala

Suited for Kerala’s agro-climatic zones with good nut quality.

Mohitnagar

One of the high yielding and suited for Kerala’s agro-climatic zones with good nut quality.

Inter-Mangala

Early bearing, high-yielding variety, increasingly popular among commercial growers.

Kasaragodan

Suited for Kerala’s agro-climatic zones with good nut quality.

Rambutan is an exotic tropical fruit that is gaining popularity in India. We propagate high-quality rambutan plants through young budding techniques.

We supply premium-quality coffee seedlings collected from established estates in Wayanad and other renowned coffee-growing regions.

Varieties:

Arabica : Known for its superior aroma and flavor.

Robusta : Popular for higher yields and strong disease resistance.

Cocoa is a highly profitable intercrop, especially when integrated with coconut and arecanut plantations.

Varieties:

Hybrid Cocoa Varieties
Known for superior bean yield and better pod setting.

We offer healthy, well-rooted clove seedlings propagated from elite mother plants with high productivity.

Black Pepper is Kerala’s flagship spice crop. Our pepper cuttings are sourced from premium mother plants in Coorg, Wayanad, and our own farms.

Varieties:

Panniyur Series (1, 2, 3, 5, 6) : Popular for bold berries and high productivity.

Karimunda : Traditional, hardy, and widely accepted across Kerala.

Indoor Plants Collection
at
Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Why Choose Cheerakuzhy
for Indoor Plants?

Extensive Variety :

Foliage plants, succulents, air-purifiers, and flowering species.

Professional Propagation:

Tissue culture, cuttings, and division for healthy, durable plants.

Indoor-Ready Quality:

All plants are carefully acclimatized for indoor conditions.

Customized Selection:

Expert advice on plant choice based on light, space, and care needs.

After-Sales Support:

Ongoing guidance on potting, pest control, maintenance, and repotting.

Pro Tips for Healthy
Indoor Plants

Rotate plants weekly for even growth.

Group plants together to improve humidity.

Avoid heaters and AC vents.

Quarantine new plants to prevent pest infestations.

Expertise of Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries
in Outdoor and Landscape Plants

Outdoor & Landscape Plants at
Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Note: These are only a few examples. We offer hundreds of species suited for a wide range of landscaping styles and environmental
conditions. Custom selections are available based on project needs.

Cheerakuzhy Garden
Center – Your One-Stop
Destination for Pots &
Garden Accessories

The Cheerakuzhy Garden Center, an extension of the Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries, is committed to providing not just premium planting materials but also everything you need to build, beautify, and maintain your garden. We offer a wide range of pots, garden tools, and essential accessories.

Pots Collection at Cheerakuzhy Garden Center

Terracotta Pots

Traditional, breathable pots ideal for both indoor and outdoor plants.

Ceramic Pots:

Glazed, decorative, and suitable for home interiors and balconies.

Plastic Pots:

Lightweight, durable, and available in various colors and sizes.

Fibre Pots:

Stylish, long-lasting options perfect for modern landscapes.

Grow Bags:

Affordable and space-saving solutions for terrace and kitchen gardens.

Hanging Pots:

For vertical gardening and decorative hanging arrangements.

Hybrid flowering plants

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Ornamental & foliage plants

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Creepers & climbers

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Medicinal & herbal plants

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Bulbs (native & exotic)

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Vegetable seedlings in grow bags

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Garden Accessories and Tools

Watering Cans & Sprayers

Hand Tools

Available Accessories

Pruners

trowels

weeders

rakes

Plant Supports

Available Accessories

Trellises

stakes

cages for climbers

Organic Fertilizers & Potting Mixe

Mulching Sheets & Cocopeat

Pebbles & Decorative Stones

Garden Gloves & Tool Sets

Pest Control Solutions

Available Accessories

Neem oil

organic pesticides

Cheerakuzhy’s Role in Garden Solutions

Complete Gardening Hub

We provide the right plants, right pots, right tools and right guidance.

Customer Education

We actively guide our customers on choosing pot sizes and materials for specific plants and Best practices in container gardening.

Sustainable Gardening Promotion

We promote eco-friendly gardening practices by offering organic fertilizers, grow bags, and biodegradable pots to encourage sustainable home gardening.

Comprehensive Package of Practices

1. Pitting and Planting of Fruit Plants

Fruit Plant	Pit Size	Recommended Spacing
Mango	1 m × 1 m × 1 m	8 m × 8 m
Jackfruit	1 m × 1 m × 1 m	8 m × 8 m or 7 m × 7 m
Guava	0.6 m × 0.6 m × 0.6 m	5 m × 5 m or 6 m × 6 m
Banana	0.5 m × 0.5 m × 0.5 m	2 m × 2 m
Papaya	0.5 m × 0.5 m × 0.5 m	2 m × 2 m
Sapota (Chikoo)	1 m × 1 m × 1 m	8 m × 8 m
Citrus (Lime/Lemon/Orange)	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	5 m × 5 m
Pomegranate	0.6 m × 0.6 m × 0.6 m	4 m × 4 m
Custard Apple	0.6 m × 0.6 m × 0.6 m	5 m × 5 m
Rambutan	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	8 m × 8 m
Amla (Gooseberry)	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	5 m × 5 m
Star Fruit (Carambola)	0.6 m × 0.6 m × 0.6 m	5 m × 5 m
Fig	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	4 m × 4 m
Jambu (Rose Apple)	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	6 m × 6 m
Water Apple	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	6 m × 6 m

General Pitting and Planting Guidelines

2. Manuring & Fertilization

Per Plant Annual Chemical Fertilizer Recommendation for Common Fruit Plants (mature plants). Young Plants: (1-3 years) Start with 1/4th to 1/2 of the full dose and gradually increase yearly.

Fruit Plant	Urea (N) (g/plant/year)	Phosphate (SSP) (g/plant/year)	Muriate of Potash (MOP) (g/plant/year)	Splits per Year
Mango	500–750 g	200–500 g	300–750 g	2 splits
Jackfruit	400–500 g	200–300 g	300–500 g	2 splits
Guava	500–600 g	300–400 g	300–400 g	2 splits
Banana	200–250 g	150–200 g	300–400 g	3 splits
Sapota (Chikoo)	500–700 g	250–350 g	300–400 g	2 splits
Citrus (Orange/Lime/Lemon)	600–800 g	300–500 g	400–600 g	3 splits
Rambutan	300–500 g	250–350 g	500–800 g	3 splits
Custard Apple	300–400 g	200–300 g	200–300 g	2 splits
Pomegranate	500–600 g	250–300 g	250–300 g	2 splits
Star Fruit (Carambola)	300–400 g	200–300 g	200–300 g	2 splits
Jambu (Rose Apple)	300–400 g	200–300 g	200–300 g	2 splits
Water Apple	300–400 g	200–300 g	300–400 g	2 splits
Fig	250–400 g	200–300 g	250–400 g	2 splits
Amla (Indian Gooseberry)	500–700 g	250–300 g	300–400 g	2 splits

Key Application Guidelines

Organic Manure

Apply 20–50 kg well-composted farmyard manure or compost per plant per year.

Application Method

Form a circular basin 50 cm to 1.5 m away from the trunk based on plant age.

Fertilizer Splits

Usually applied in June-July (pre-monsoon) and October-November (post-monsoon) unless otherwise mentioned.

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3. Irrigation & Weed Control

Young plants: Water every 3–5 days.

Mature trees: Water based on rainfall and soil type.

Drip irrigation is ideal.

Manual weeding and mulching with dry leaves or straw.

Avoid chemical weedicides around young plants.

4. Pruning Guidelines for Common Fruit Plants

Here’s a plant-wise pruning guideline for common fruit plants typically grown in tropical and subtropical
regions, especially relevant for Indian cultivation practices:

Fruit Plant	Pruning Type	Recommended Time	Purpose & Method
Mango	Light & Structural	Post-harvest (July–August)	Remove dead, diseased, crossing branches; open canopy for sunlight; maintain height.
Jackfruit	Structural & Thinning	Post-harvest or early monsoon	Remove low branches; retain 3–4 main branches; cut water shoots.
Guava	Heavy Annual	After harvest (June or Jan)	Prune up to 30% canopy; remove weak/diseased branches; promote new shoots.
Banana	Selective & Continuous	After bunch harvest	Keep 1 main + 1–2 sword suckers; remove old suckers and dead leaves.
Papaya	Very Light & Formative	Year-round, as needed	Remove yellow lower leaves and side shoots; improve airflow.
Sapota (Chikoo)	Light Annual	After harvest (June–July)	Remove dry/diseased branches; maintain size.
Citrus (Orange, Lime, Lemon)	Light Annual	After harvest (June–July)	Remove deadwood, diseased parts & water shoots; keep round canopy.
Rambutan	Moderate Annual	After harvest (June–July)	Maintain 3–4 m height; remove crowded/crossing branches.
Custard Apple	Moderate Annual	Feb–March	Prune 20–25% growth; encourage new productive shoots.
Pomegranate	Regular Training & Annual	June–July	Maintain open multi-stem shape; remove suckers and inward branches.
Star Fruit (Carambola)	Light Annual	After harvest	Remove dry/weak branches; maintain height & shape.
Jambu (Rose Apple)	Moderate Annual	After harvest	Thin canopy; remove excess branches for light & airflow.
Water Apple	Moderate Annual	After harvest	Remove crowded/old branches; keep open canopy.
Fig	Heavy Annual	Feb–March	Cut back 50% of growth; encourage strong new shoots; keep low height.
Amla (Indian Gooseberry)	Light Annual	June–July	Remove dead/diseased branches; maintain balanced frame.

1. Pitting, Planting, and Spacing of Major Plantation Crops

Crop	Pit Size	Recommended Spacing
Coconut	1 m × 1 m × 1 m	7.5 m × 7.5 m
Arecanut	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	2.7 m × 2.7 m
Nutmeg	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	8 m × 8 m or 8 m × 6 m
Coffee	0.5 m × 0.5 m × 0.5 m	2.5 m × 2.5 m
Cocoa	0.75 m × 0.75 m × 0.75 m	3 m × 3 m
Pepper	0.5 m × 0.5 m × 0.5 m	3 m × 3 m on support trees
Banana (Plantation Variety)	0.5 m × 0.5 m × 0.5 m	2 m × 2 m

2. Manuring Per Plant Annual Fertilizer Recommendation Chart for Major Plantation Crops

Crop	Urea (N) (g/plant/year)	Phosphate (SSP) (g/plant/year)	Muriate of Potash (MOP) (g/plant/year)	Splits per Year
Coconut	500–800 g	300–500 g	1,000–1,500 g	3 splits
Arecanut	100–500 g (age-based)	40–200 g (age-based)	150–1,000 g (age-based)	2–3 splits
Nutmeg	500–800 g	400–500 g	1,000–1,200 g	3 splits
Coffee	45–50 g	30–40 g	50–60 g	2 splits
Cocoa	100–150 g	100–150 g	150–200 g	2–3 splits
Rambutan	300–500 g	250–350 g	500–800 g	3 splits
Mango	500–750 g	200–500 g	300–750 g	2 splits

3. Watering & Drainage

Irrigate during dry months, especially for coconut.

Ensure good drainage.

4. Canopy Management

Coffee: Shape canopy and remove old growth.

Coconut: Remove old fronds and clean the crown.

Cocoa: Thin dense branches for light penetration.

III. Planting and Maintenance Guide for Indoor Ornamental Plants

Plant Name	Potting/Planting Method	Light Requirement	Watering Frequency	Special Maintenance Tips
Areca Palm	Well-drained pot with good aeration	Bright, indirect light	2–3 times per week	Avoid waterlogging; mist occasionally.
Snake Plant (Sansevieria)	Compact pot with loose soil	Low to medium light	Once in 7–10 days	Tolerates neglect; do not overwater.
Peace Lily	Moist, rich soil in medium pot	Bright, indirect light	Twice per week	Keep soil moist; remove spent flowers.
Money Plant (Pothos)	Hanging pot or trellis support	Low to bright, indirect light	2–3 times per week	Trim regularly to control growth.
ZZ Plant	Well-drained, slightly sandy soil	Low to moderate light	Once in 7–10 days	Extremely drought tolerant; avoid overwatering.
Spider Plant	Medium-sized pot with drainage	Bright, indirect light	2–3 times per week	Remove dead leaves; repot every 1–2 years.
Anthurium	Porous, well-drained soil	Bright, filtered light	Twice per week	Wipe leaves to remove dust; feed monthly.
Aglaonema	Well-drained potting mix	Low to medium light	Once in 4–5 days	Suitable for low-light areas; occasional feeding.
Philodendron	Pot with rich, aerated soil	Medium to bright, indirect light	2–3 times per week	Prune leggy growth; wipe leaves regularly.
Dracaena	Well-drained soil in medium pot	Medium, indirect light	Once in 4–5 days	Sensitive to fluoride; use filtered water.
Dieffenbachia	Well-drained, nutrient-rich soil	Bright, indirect light	2–3 times per week	Avoid overwatering; handle with care (toxic).

General Fertilization Guidelines for Indoor Plants

IV. General Guidelines for Outdoor and Landscape Plants

1. Planting Recommendations

Soil Preparation: Use well-drained garden soil mixed with compost or farmyard manure (10–15 kg per plant) to improve soil fertility and structure.

Pit Size: Small shrubs and flowering plants: 30 cm × 30 cm × 30 cm

Medium-sized plants: 45 cm × 45 cm × 45 cm

Large trees and hedges: 60 cm × 60 cm × 60 cm or more, depending on canopy size.

2. Maintenance Recommendations

Watering: Water regularly until the plant is well established. Afterward, watering frequency can be reduced based on plant type and season.

Pruning: Perform regular light pruning to shape plants and remove dead or diseased branches. For flowering shrubs, prune after flowering to encourage new blooms.

Watering: Water regularly until the plant is well established. Afterward, watering frequency can be reduced based on plant type and season.

Weed Control: Keep the plant base weed-free to prevent competition for nutrients and moisture.

Mulching: Apply organic mulch to conserve soil moisture and suppress weeds.

Pest and Disease Monitoring: Regularly inspect plants for pests like aphids, mealybugs, and fungal infections. Apply suitable treatments if required.

3. Fertilization Recommendations

Organic Base: Apply compost or farmyard manure (5–10 kg per plant) once or twice a year.

Chemical Fertilizers: Apply NPK 15:15:15 or 10:10:10 balanced fertilizer every 2–3 months for most flowering and ornamental plants./p>

For lawns, apply urea at 15–20 g per square meter every 45 days during active growth.

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Through Our Horticulture Nursery & Garden Center

Our collections

Our Horticulture Journey

Our Mission

Key Facilities & Locations

Home Garden Essentials

Hybrid flowering plants

Ornamental & foliage plants

Creepers & climbers

Medicinal & herbal plants

Bulbs (native & exotic)

Vegetable seedlings in grow bags

Hybrid flowering plants

Ornamental & foliage plants

Creepers & climbers

Medicinal & herbal plants

Bulbs (native & exotic)

Vegetable seedlings in grow bags

Fruit Plants

Plantation Crops & Forest Trees

Gardening & Nursery Advisory Services

Support Options

Pioneers in Horticulture and Fruit Plant Production Since 1979

Fruit Plant Varieties Offered

Exotic & Rare Fruit Varieties

Propagation Techniques & Nursery Practices

Softwood Grafting

Modified Budding

Air Layering

Seed Propagation & Vegetative Cuttings

Why choose Cheerakuzhy Fruit Plants?

Plantation Crops Collection at Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Coconut

Arecanut (Areca catechu)

Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans)

Rambutan (Nephelium lappaceum)

Coffee (Coffea spp.)

Cocoa (Theobroma cacao)

Clove (Syzygium aromaticum)

Black Pepper (Piper nigrum)

Indoor Plants Collection at Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Why Choose Cheerakuzhy for Indoor Plants?

Pro Tips for Healthy Indoor Plants

Expertise of Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries in Outdoor and Landscape Plants

Outdoor & Landscape Plants at Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Cheerakuzhy Garden Center – Your One-Stop Destination for Pots & Garden Accessories

Pots Collection at Cheerakuzhy Garden Center

Terracotta Pots

Ceramic Pots:

Plastic Pots:

Fibre Pots:

Grow Bags:

Hanging Pots:

Hybrid flowering plants

Ornamental & foliage plants

Creepers & climbers

Medicinal & herbal plants

Bulbs (native & exotic)

Vegetable seedlings in grow bags

Garden Accessories and Tools

Watering Cans & Sprayers

Hand Tools

Plant Supports

Organic Fertilizers & Potting Mixe

Mulching Sheets & Cocopeat

Pebbles & Decorative Stones

Garden Gloves & Tool Sets

Pest Control Solutions

Available Accessories :

Cheerakuzhy’s Role in Garden Solutions

Complete Gardening Hub

Customer Education

Sustainable Gardening Promotion

Comprehensive Package of Practices

1. Pitting and Planting of Fruit Plants

General Pitting and Planting Guidelines

2. Manuring & Fertilization

Key Application Guidelines

Organic Manure

Application Method

Through Our Horticulture
Nursery & Garden Center

Pioneers in Horticulture
and Fruit Plant
Production Since 1979

Plantation Crops
Collection at
Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Indoor Plants Collection
at
Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Why Choose Cheerakuzhy
for Indoor Plants?

Pro Tips for Healthy
Indoor Plants

Expertise of Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries
in Outdoor and Landscape Plants

Outdoor & Landscape Plants at
Cheerakuzhy Group of Nurseries

Cheerakuzhy Garden
Center – Your One-Stop
Destination for Pots &
Garden Accessories