Once he remarked that Malaysia is an equatorial country with everlasting summers and no harsh winters, so we should be growing flowers and having gardens that bloom the whole year through. But many of us started with flowers and ended up growing only 'leaves'. How true!
Dr. Ng writes a blog, "Tropical Gardening" which you can visit here. He is still actively involved in consulting, lecturing and writing. The Secret Garden of 1-Utama which I often feature here in my blog is only one of the many projects he consults.
picture courtesy of MPH Bookstore
Dr. Ng's latest book, "Tropical Horticulture and Gardening" is now available in soft cover edition at MPH outlets. For details, click on MPH's website here. I have a copy of the hard cover edition with 360 pages and I find that it contains a lot of information about the plants of Malaysia and the tropical rainforest. It is fully illustrated with a pictorial guide to 1,000 types of ornamental plants. Certainly a great reference book to look up tropical plant names and profiles.
My favourite post: Coffee From The Rooftop.
To read more, please click on the links provided below:
1. About The Secret Garden of 1-Utama - A Rooftop Garden
Visiting Hours: 10am - 10pm
Opened on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays
FREE Admission
Photograpy allowed but No-Smoking
Contact: 1 Utama Shopping Centre Customer Service Centre: 603-7710 8118
2. The Rainforest of 1-Utama - A rainforest inside the 1-Utama Shopping Complex.
3. The Giant Water Lily - Victoria amazonica at 1-Utama Shopping complex.
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Your posts, filled with tropical plants and warm words, got me off to a fine start on this chilly day in Connecticut. Thank you.
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ReplyDeleteLee May and Scotkat. Thank you very much for the nice comments. Happy New Year 2012!
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