Preity Zinta: Preity Zinta’s ‘home farming’, growing vegetables and fruits in America, showed a glimpse herself

Preity Zinta Home Farming: Bollywood’s dimple queen Preity Zinta may live abroad, but she has not forgotten her roots. Preity Zinta has been living in Los Angeles with her husband and children for a long time but her hobby is still desi. Preeti is very active even at the age of 51 and these days she is devoting her energy to farming. Amidst the hustle and bustle of work, she is taking out full time for the ‘Kitchen Garden’ of her house. The actress has shown her farming, in which she is growing fruits and vegetables at home.

Preity Zinta will soon be seen in Sunny Deol’s upcoming movie Bantwara ‘1947’. The shooting of the film has been completed and she is currently taking time out for herself. Meanwhile, the actress is fond of farming and has set up ‘mini farming’ at home while abroad. The actress showed the garden of her house, in which fruits and vegetables like apple and Shimla Mirj are growing.

Preity Zinta’s home farming

Preity Zinta showed a glimpse of ‘home farming’ on her Instagram. In this video, the actress told that she has grown a ‘Pink Lady Apple’ tree, which reminds her of her home in Himachal. Preeti told that it took three years for this apple tree to bear fruit. But after a long wait, there was no limit to the actress’s happiness after seeing fruits on her tree. Preeti shared that she would often say to her tree, “Please, give me some apples.”

Apple in Preeti’s Garden

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Preity Zinta often tells in her posts that she has learned growing vegetables at home and spending quality time in the garden from her mother. Apart from apples, Preity Zinta is growing various organic vegetables and fruits in her garden. Tomato, capsicum, orange and green chillies were seen growing in Preity Zinta’s home cultivation.

Preity Zinta grows capsicum

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The actress shared that instead of buying vegetables from the market, she grows vegetables herself at home. He has learned from Himachal how to grow chilli, apple and tomato plants in his garden in Los Angeles.