Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts

Monday, October 22, 2007

COLD AND MISTY GARDEN


Just look at it and you can feel its cold and mist, without being there.

Saturday, December 23, 2006

THEY ARE SIMPLE, YET NICE


This is another showcase of SIMPLE, YET NICE. These tiny flowers are from a plant called '水梅' in Chinese where it is most suitable to create 'bonsai'. Our life can be simple or complex, it is up to you to choose. But sometime, it is not up to us to decide. You agree with Gary's Garden?
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Friday, July 07, 2006

MALAYSIA INTERNATIONAL LANDSCAPE & GARDEN FESTIVAL 2006



I was recommended to visit the Malaysia International Landscape & Garden Festival 2006 which will be held at Perdana Lake Garden of Kuala Lumpur from 6-16th July 2006. Gary's Garden will plan a trip there for sure and will share interesting landscape and garden photos with all of you.

Saturday, January 21, 2006

MILDRED & GEORGE

These are the two little turtles that my friend (i.e. the owner) miss them so much. He named them Mildred and George.


SUZHOU GARDENS, CHINA



Sunday, November 20, 2005

A trip to Muar, Johor, Malaysia






Gary's Garden had a trip down to Muar, a coastal town near to Malacca. We managed to take a few nice shots during the trip and would like to publish these photos to all of you. We visited a friend's house which was renovated recently. We really admired the house and especially like the house's water pond with waterfalls. The waterflowing sound really made the atmosphere soothing and relaxing. The pond is a home to mini koi fish and two turtles named George and Mildred. The interior of the house is tastefully renovated. The family are surely warm hearted and nature lovers.

Another house we visited is full of flowers. The garden is full of flowers and it has lots of varieties not found in Gary's Garden. We wish to thank the couples' hospitality for allowing us to put up two nights with them. The couples are number one garden lovers. The trip to the garden was really an eye opener to us.