Participants are free to plant whatever they want in the garden, such as vegetables, fruits or ornamental plants. – ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star
IMAGINE a garden where you could grow anything you like, and get help and advice while doing so.
That’s the idea behind the Tanami community garden in the grounds of the Sarawak Dyslexia Association in Jalan Maxwell, Kuching.
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