I went over to Setiu, Terengganu for a program with the four wheel drive. The place was Agro Farm Resort. By 1.30pm we were already heading home.
I had been talking with Amin, the driver, about wanting to stop at any nursery for papaya seedlings.There was a small but nice looking nursery close to Jertih,. It was a special nursery indeed because the nursery was right on the compound of the house. There was no papaya seedlings she said. Then I saw healthy looking banana plants behind her house. I just asked for a banana seedling, and she was more than happy to give three! She mentioned about the name of that banana, pisang ayam. Never heard before.
She said, those were for free. May God bless her business and soul.
the first two banana plants, in front of the balcony.
It is a bold move according to Kakdah to allow banana the vintage position
because most would grow banana somewhere at the back,
a well hidden part of the garden.
the third banana,
bangchik
tanah merah, kelantan
Is great to see your garden growing nicely and developing already.
ReplyDeleteSo lucky that you got those for free, is so nice that they are many generous people around.
I am sure your bananas will do great, even on the front.
Looking forward to seeing the bananas grow...I like that you planted 2 of them in the front of the house and near the balcony...what a lovely lady tending the nursery, so kind!
ReplyDeletePisang ayam? Maybe as it grows, there would be a cocks' comb flower. It's nice that you got them for free. The universe knows that you have been giving some seeds away for free. That's what I heard.
ReplyDeleteFree is good. May your garden grow with ripe bananas.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on your new home, environment and new gardening. I am sure it is lots of fun to start from scratch and build them through time and seeing how everything grows.
ReplyDeletePisang ayam? Never heard abt it too! Hope to see the fruit so taht we can find what is the relation between the name and the fruit!
ReplyDeleteThe nursery lady must be very generous lady!
Strange sounding name of a banana tree...pisang ayam? Anyway, Kak Dah is right, you are blocking the view from the balcony with your Pisang Ayam...:)
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the banana has the texture of chicken and thus, its name! Ha ha...
ReplyDeleteThat's a kind and generous lady that you met there, BangChik!
Looking forward to seeing your garden flourishes like you former one in Putrajaya.
fer: i hope the banana grow well especially those near the balcony.
ReplyDeleteTheanne and Baron: It will be a long wait since banana take a year to produce fruits.
One: Yes, i have been giving away seeds for free. Sometimes it reciprocates not necessarily from those you have given before.
gardenwalkgardentalk.com: I hope they will survive to the end.
~bangchik
tanah merah, kelantan
Malaysia
Andrea: It should fun with the new place, but to work from scratch is hard work..
ReplyDeleteMalar: Pisang ayam does look like pisang tanduk.
p3chandan: It will block a little bit, but it compensates with cooling elements.
JC: texture of chicken is a possibility, or chicken love those banana.
~bangchik
tanah merah, kelantan
Malaysia