My Experience of herbal plant

I am Smriti Thapa Magar. A student of grade 8 . I went to visit to house of herbal plant . It was intersting and beautiful . We learned so many things from there about medicinal herbs. It was amazing journey . Medical plants are very important in our life . Saying this much .I want to complete blog Thank You.

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