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We love working with the soil, my brother Joseph is a lawyer, he has a beautiful garden.
In the midst of a 21st century concrete jungle of Singapore, I protected myself with a green jungle, Nanyang technologgical University. This jungle gave reprieve and enjoyment to my overseas friends. I had a gardening column in a website which provided a lot of information on "How to grow in a tropical island."
Here are just some of my plants.
Johor Ferns give a good carpet cover
I grew the bird's nest fern from a little seedling, and put it under a big tree.
Blue ginger aka galangal for curry, Thai and Chinese dishes.
Yellow ginger aka Tumeric,
Peace lily.
Dracaena
Pandan
Banana for fruit and leaves
Papayas.
good hobby
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