In the tropics it is possible to make an ever-flowering garden using ever-flowering plants. Among the most spectacular of such plants are 20 species of ever-flowering climbers. These are described and illustrated in the December 2016 issue of the UTAR Agriculture Science Journal that can be obtained by logging into http://uasj.utar.edu.my
All these climbers may be viewed at the Secret Garden of 1 Utama in Kuala Lumpur except for the stephanotis which died last month. To my regret I failed to propagate it when I had the chance. Now I have to hunt for another plant. Last week I removed the Indian morning glory Ipomoea indica when I discovered that it was threatening to take over the whole garden by producing long runners that were spreading and branching underground. I will have to replant this in an isolated garden bed.
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The information you have shared with us is really useful. keep doing great work.
Great work Dr Ng!
Thank you for this information. I think I have just bought the last copy of "Tropical Horticulture and Gardening" from MPH online. I feel very lucky, even if not last copy.
Would like to email you with an invitation to see what two younger budding gardeners have spent the last 9 months developing our landscape before opening our brand new little accommodations in Langkawi.
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