Yeh Dil Mango Mulch?
What happens when an architect and a civil engineer leave the city for a mango grove? A guest writer's introduction to AshSudhi and their 8-acre farm.
Caroline Radhakrishnan
Guest writer · Currylines19 Mar 20181 min read

What happens when an architect and a civil engineer get together ? A state of the art commercial space or an apartment complex with hundreds of dwellings or perhaps a sleek, fancy Mall ?
Surely not a gorgeous traditional house set in a peaceful mango grove in the midst of rural surroundings, far away from the concrete jungle, right ? Well this couple dared to do it differently and left behind the hustle and bustle of the big bad city, for the rustle of the mango leaves and their beautiful home stands amidst the mango trees, as a symbol of their passion for all things traditional and rustic !!!
Ashwini and Sudhakar, hereinafter referred to as AshSudhi (and sometimes Ash and S respectively) 😀 are the proud owners of this 8 acre grove that they have named Mango Mulch, a label that stands for the millions of leaves that carpet the land under the canopy of their monumental mango trees and eventually break down into mulch that organically adds nutrient value to the soil.
This piece originally appeared on Currylines and was published on the Mango Mulch blog by guest writer Caroline Radhakrishnan in March 2018 as "Mango Mulch — Part 1: An Overview".

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