Water Conservation Tips for Malaysian Home Gardens
Water conservation helps to save energy, reduce carbon footprint, and keep wetland habitats topped up for animals.
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Water conservation helps to save energy, reduce carbon footprint, and keep wetland habitats topped up for animals.
The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has allowed Malaysians to start gardening in their backyards or balconies and taking this activity as a hobby.
Fertilisers are important materials for gardeners that can be added to soils or directly applied as a spray coating on plants.
Biochar is a valuable soil enhancer that can hold carbon, boost food security, increase soil biodiversity, and discourage deforestation.
Granular and foliar fertiliser work well in their own way for plant growth therefore it’s worth knowing their differences!
There are 20,00 known ant species around the world and all 12 ant subfamilies exist in Malaysia. Ants live in structured nest communities.
Learn about different ways to propagate and care for caladium plants in your home garden. It is easy to take care of this beautiful plant!
Seeds planting can be time-consuming. These are 6 easy and fast-growing seeds that you can try to plant in your backyard or balcony garden.
Fruits that are added to a dish are vegetables, meanwhile, fruits that are eaten raw are only called fruit.
This is an easy and fool-proof guide for seeds germination. Follow these simple steps for success every time.