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Winds of change

Posted on March 14, 2010 by CuriousG

Changing of the seasons, Singapore style.

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Posted in Climate | Tagged monsoon winds, northeast monsoons, Singapore climate, Singapore weather patterns, southwest monsoons

March of the Clouds

Posted on March 9, 2010 by CuriousG

Dry weather, garden pests, sweet potatoes and learning about permaculture – that’s what’s been happening lately!

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Posted in Climate, Edible plants, Garden pests, Vegetables | Tagged Brown Shrike, dry weather, Garden pests, grasshopper, permaculture, planting sweet potato, rodent, sweet potatoes

‘Tis flowering season!

Posted on February 28, 2010 by CuriousG

Japanese bamboo (Dracaena Surculosa) and snap bean plants put out their flowers.

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Posted in Edible plants, Foliage plants, Growth & development, Ornamental plants, Vegetables | Tagged Dracaena surculosa, flower development, Flowering plants, foliage plant, Japanese Bamboo, Singapore, Snap Beans, vegetable

The gorgeous Peacock Flower

Posted on February 27, 2010 by CuriousG

The adventures of growing peacock trees from seed to maturity, and the creatures that are attracted to the trees.

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Posted in Birds, Fauna, Flowering trees, Growth & development, Ornamental plants, Propagation | Tagged flowering tree, Green Parakeet, orange flowers, Peacock Flower, perennial, pink flowers, Plantain Squirrel, Pride of Barbados, seed pod, yellow flowers

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