Nursery Pasar Borong Selangor, Seri Kembangan.

Weekends is like  brief stopovers. Kakdah would check the fridge, make a list of things to buy. Yesterday morning we went to Pasar Borong Selangor (or Selangor Wet Market),  a twin sister (or brother) of Pasar Selayang. On the way out, one cant miss this lovely little nursery. The place is quite busy during weekends. It is surprising that the owner picked the name "Nursery" as his business brand. We went around, and came back with pakchoy, cabbage, kale and lettuce seeds. Kakdah bought her favourite garden accessories too....

The NURSERY guy himself posing for a shot.  The shirt has "batu kurau" as logo,
and that explains his northern accent .

The signage only says NURSERY

The second NURSERY guy helping out customers

one of the many flowers

one of the many flowers

one of the many flowers

NURSERY Pasar Borong Selangor:
view  from roadside

NURSERY pasar borong selangor:
 the peatsoil and ornamental stones

NURSERY pasar borong selangor:
Pots of various design and sizes

 I have not ventured into Mardi (Malaysia Agriculture Research and Development Institute) which is less than 2 kilometres away. I guess Mardi would have it's own business outlet too. For the moment the NURSERY is the nearest from our home. The guys there were very pleasant and very helpful, of course we will drop by every weekend after Kakdah has done her regular fridge stock checking......

bangchik and kakdah

seri kembangan

Kakdah Nursery in Tanah Merah

These are cuttings in polybags

at a cooler side of the house.

ixora growing in polybags. 

We took these babies from Rosiah's garden.

 cuttings in polybags

 more seedlings

 organic soil

 in bags

100 bags of organic soil.

It is all about an adventure into home gardening with a slight bend towards vegetable growing. Understandably my territory is vegetable gardening and Kakdah more into orchids and flowers. She enjoyed handling potted plants especially fluffing the soil, get rid of ants colony and put fertiliser.  Coming to a new house, very much naked and bare, gardening takes quite a time, effort and investment. But it is all worth it, even if we have to leave later like what we have gone through in Putrajaya. Anyway, what is so very permanent in this world.... Gardening is about an adventure, being closer together and what's most important is about getting closer to other inhabitants of the earth, the tribe of greens.

We germinated cuttings in large numbers. We purchased  100 bags of organic soil in . We always buy fertiliser in a 50kg bag. We have heaps of sand and soil. So, it does look like we are heading towards home-based  nursery business...... yeah, why not!

Bangchik and Kakdah

sebuah nurseri anak pokok, benih sayur, tanah dan baja di Tanah Merah?