Black on black stack mangosteens
Pity the kemuning as its flowers fall
My dark-skinned beauty is sweet to behold
A light-skinned woman is …
Coffee beans spread upon a tray Jasmine blooms on the ledge do rest I’ve been dreaming till break of day My sweetheart sleeping upon my…
Pulasan grows at branch’s end Harvest keranji with a wooden rod O Man! Do not seek to be praised. Know that all praise belongs only…
Ailanthus was sold in nurseries across the country as the Tree-of-Heaven for many years, before its invasive qualities were recognized. People planted them as ornamental…
My students and I dug up several promising new Duranta stumps from the same failing hedge I got my last one. Here they are, freshly…
It is often my job to gather ingredients for the meal from our garden. Our ginger has lately done well enough to allow some occasional…
Living in Malaysia and not making bonsai is like living in Minnesota and not snowmobiling. You’re just not taking advantage of what is on offer….
It’s a fact. According to the FAO, Americans waste as much food at the table as South/SE Asians lose in their entire supply chain from…
Winds are changing, rain falls harder, durians are appearing at the roadside, and the Malay Spiral Ginger is flowering again.
An article about Three Roods Farm by Garrison Benson. When Dr. Greg uses the verb “observe” (which is often), he means a willful action, not…
Cicak, Cicak, di dinding Diam, diam, merayap Datang seekor nyamuk Hap! Hap! Lalu di tangkap! *** Translation and more after the jump.
Among the more dramatic trees in the settled landscapes of Malaysia is the Kekabu or Kapok Tree (Ceiba pentandra), a gargantuan tropical version of the…

The Jungle is Neutral

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