Yes a new place and a new garden indeed, but at the moment contents are old plants brought here from Tanah Merah Kelantan. Somehow potted plants love the new setting, weather and shady environment created by two massive rain-tree....
The Old Mulberry
There is quite a history about mulberry. We first grew two potted mulberry plants in Putrajaya then moved to Tanah Merah for a year, and now in Johor. It seems to grow well, sprouting flowers and berries but I notice a few bites at the leaves. It could be grasshoppers from the large field at the back of our house. It is alright, grasshoppers can take the leaves, we can take the berries.
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| Mulberry |
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| Mulberry with bitten leaves |
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| Mulberry |
The New Pak Choy
Pak Choy is one of the many veggies we would try here. Twenty five seedlings are coming to the fourth leaves. Next week, they will be transferred to bigger 5 inch diameter plastic pots. They will remain in pots til harvest. I don't think they can grow well outside with rains coming everyday..
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| Pak Choy seedlings |
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| Pak Choy seedlings, 25 altogether. |
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| Pak Choy seedlings. |
There is steady progress on six rows of vegetable bed. Three completed and three more to go. Eleven Roselle seedlings brought along from Tanah Merah are the first group of plants to be introduced into our vegetable plot, the rest will wait... Our new garden is really a combination of old and new.
bangchik and kakdah.
Johor Malaysia.
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