Reimagining Urban Farms at Local Bus Stops Do you know that in land-scarce Singapore, we rely heavily on other countries for imports? In fact, a startling 90% of our Food Supplies are currently imported.  It is no wonder that Food Security is highlighted as a major issue especially during this Covid Pandemic. High food miles as a result of transportation ...

The pursuit of Organic Gardening is not a bed of roses and when we consciously choose to eliminate the use of chemicals in our garden. We are often faced with many challenges such as pest control and soil fertility issues. It was after many years of research and studies to find alternative natural methods and organic alternatives, did I chanced ...

Are you one of those who grows herbs to enjoy that added freshness in your home-cooked cuisine? Basil, rosemary, thyme, and coriander are just some of the favourite herbs to grow amongst gardeners in Singapore. There are however many other herbs that you can grow in your home, not just for culinary purposes, which will also help you with some ...

Most often, I hear from my students that staying in small apartments makes it hard for them to start gardening.  Complaints on the lack of space and sunlight which makes growing vegetables hard are common. Most vegetables like Lettuce and Chye Sim do require a large space to grow (at least 6 inches apart) and provides only a one-time harvest. ...

Check out the video above!   Why is it better to buy, consume or grow "Easier to Grow" vegetables, fruits and herbs as compared to "Challenging Plants".  All experienced gardeners know this : there are some problematic plants we need to avoid,  they tend to have diseases. Compared to strawberries, locally grown fruits like , mulberries, durians, rambutans, longans & mangosteen ...