Tiny garden to community hub


USJ14 Community Garden Association chairman Asma Ngah (front row, left) and fellow members inspecting vegetables grown using the fertigation system. - Photos: JADE CHAN/The Star and courtesy pix

USJ14 initiative plans to be one-stop centre for agro-tourism, education, CSR

A community garden in Subang Jaya, Selangor, has quietly bloomed over the past few years into a space where senior citizens swap gardening tips and children learn how plants are grown.

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