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House in the city, but not.
Your house may be in a city but it doesn’t have to be a concrete jungle too. You can look out the window and see a forest. You just have to plant it.
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Cleaner Air, Cooler temperature.
My neighbours tell me that they keep their windows closed because of all the dust and heat but mine stay open. The trees filter the air and cool down the temperature.
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Grow it.
Put it in the ground and nurture it. With time and care, your garden can be your source of food, peace of mind and happiness.
Making A Flowing River with a Pond
So, you’re thinking about making a pond complete with a constantly flowing river but you’re not sure if you’re up to task. Can you make it yourself or should you hire professionals to do it?
This in depth article will guide you through the process and hopefully help you make that decision. Read Part 1 of our new series.
Roof Garden
Here’s how we made our roof garden on top of our garden shed. It’s been 5 years and we’ll share with you what worked and what didn’t.
The Journey
We’ll take you through our journey of our garden from interlocking bricks void of life, to what it is today, a constantly evolving garden.
Make your own Boulders and Rocks
Rock gardens whether in the Japanese Zen style, water feature or placed between plants can make your garden even more unique but natural rocks and boulders are expensive and removing them from nature is bad for the environment. So, in this video, we willl show you how we made our very own with just a plastic bag full of recyclable trash, paper, render mix, chicken wire and some paint. A year on and they’re still strong and beautiful as ever. And the best part is that they’re super affordable!

Solar Energy
It’s time to look into solar with the rising cost of electricity in Malaysia. Here, I will share the process on getting it installed, the cost, the savings, how to sell your generated electricity and much more. So subscribe and we’ll let you know when it’s out.
Bring the Outdoors, Inside
Instead of fake flowers, bring plants from outside to the inside. Some are not as suited for the indoors but will be ok for several days or even weeks, so it’s good when you’re entertaining guests for a limited time. While others, like China Doll (Radermachera), or the ever famous and hardy Money Plant (Pothos) work well indoors.
Full article to be released soon.
Coral Vine
One of the easiest, fast growing plants that you can add to your garden is the Coral vine or the Antigonon leptopus known in Malay as Pokok Air Mata Pengantin which translates the Bride’s Tears.
Read more about this beautiful plant and its requirement to grow in Malaysia.
Photo taken with a Sony Alpha 7R. Lens: Sony FE 70-300mm F4.5-5.6 OSS at 1/320, ISO 125, f/9
Photo By Amina Hussin