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Green Culture Singapore Feature Article for August 2007 Published online 1 September

Garden Festival is Malaysia s largest Flower and Garden Festival to date.

Malaysia, from 25 August to 2 Septemer 2007, and is held in conjunction with Malaysia

Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress.

1 Green Culture Singapore Feature Article for August 2007 Published online 1 September 2007 Text & Pictures by Ian Chung Edited by Lynnette Terh The Putrajaya Flower and Garden Festival is Malaysia s largest Flower and Garden Festival to date. The venue for this event is at Lakefront Precinct 2, Putrajaya in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 25 August to 2 Septemer 2007, and is held in conjunction with Malaysia s 50th National Day Celebration and alongside the 44th International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress. The floral displays by local and international designers and landscape architects are truly awesome. The theme of the show this year is Rainbow Serenade and splashes of colours can be seen in every exhibit. Above & Left: The event s banners, note the Hibiscus flower Malaysia s national flower! 1

The Putrajaya Flower and Garden Festival has both indoor and outdoor exhibits. The Floria Showcase Garden, Orchid Precinct and Garden Square and Bazaar are located outdoors.

2 The Putrajaya Flower and Garden Festival has both indoor and outdoor exhibits. The Floria Showcase Garden, Orchid Precinct and Garden Square and Bazaar are located outdoors. The various landscape displays in these areas consist of flowering plants in full bloom that came in a palatte of brilliant colours. These displays provide a big visual impact on the visitors. Above: Some of the colourful outdoor displays at the Show. 2

The indoor section of the Show include the Flower

Entrance Garden, Floral Carpet Garden, International

Garden and Education Zone and showcases of flower

Power and Creative Flower Arrangement sections.

3 The indoor section of the Show include the Flower Pavillion; Special Gardens that consist of the Merdeka Entrance Garden, Floral Carpet Garden, International Garden, Indoor Themed Garden, Home Sweet Home, Scented Garden and Education Zone and showcases of flower arrangements in the Floral Window, Floral Art, Flower Power and Creative Flower Arrangement sections. Above: Some of the innovative indoor displays at the Show. 3

Of all the sections, the Garden Square and Bazaar is what most gardeners and plant enthusiasts from Green Culture Singapore who visit the Show would look forward to.

4 Of all the sections, the Garden Square and Bazaar is what most gardeners and plant enthusiasts from Green Culture Singapore who visit the Show would look forward to. There is something for everyone, from plants like aroids, orchids, succulents, carnivorous plants, herbs, gardening Tools. There are even batik and clothings on sale too! Above: Some of things sold at the Garden Square and Bazaar section. 4

Above: The Garden Square and Bazaar section at the Show. More Pictures & Information To view more of the pictures taken by Ian, refer to the URL below: http://good-times.webshots.

5 Above: The Garden Square and Bazaar section at the Show. More Pictures & Information To view more of the pictures taken by Ian, refer to the URL below: To learn more about the Putrajaya Flower and Garden Festival 2007, refer to the following URL: Acknowledgements Green Culture Singapore would like to thank Ian whose userid in the Green Culture Singapore Discussion Forum is noodle, for his time to write this feature article to share his experience on the visit to the Putrajaya Flower and Garden Festival. 5

6 Feedback for this Article Please post your thoughts or feedback for this article via the following topic in the Green Culture Singapore discussion forum If you have any enquiries or wish to publish a part or entire of this article, do send the Administrator a note via this address admin@greenculturesg.com. 6

Above: Brassavola nodosa flowers display themselves elegantly.

Green Culture Singapore Feature Article for July 2007 Published online 5 August 2007 Text by Lim Xuan Hong Pictures from Lim Xuan Hong & Ong Chong Ren Above: Brassavola nodosa flowers display themselves