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....
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The NURSERY guy himself posing for a shot. The shirt has "batu kurau" as logo,
and that explains his northern accent . |
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| The signage only says NURSERY |
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| The second NURSERY guy helping out customers |
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| one of the many flowers |
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| one of the many flowers |
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| one of the many flowers |
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NURSERY Pasar Borong Selangor:
view from roadside |
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NURSERY pasar borong selangor:
the peatsoil and ornamental stones |
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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
Convenient to find stuff for the garden needs when live closer at home. Very friendly face.
ReplyDeleteYes friendly indeed, and joked about my big camera......
DeleteI too thought the nursery guy looks friendly. It makes for a nice shopping experience when they are nice and helpful.
ReplyDeleteWhen they are friendly, we may want to stay longer, and in the end buy more... haha.
DeleteSo nice to be able to visit virtually a nursery in Malaysia. The nursery guy also looks so friendly showing a blooming plant.
ReplyDeleteWish you happy gardening.
Janneke...., and there was this young couple who's looking for bougainvillea as indoor plants. He talked nicely about bougainvillea peculiarity, a real sun loving plant. We were there listening to seller / buyer talk....
DeleteIni lah my "best" friend kat Pasar Borong mesti singgah walaupun tak beli apa apa.Satu lagi di Pasar tani upm ada satu kedai jual macam macam pokok bunga dan herba.Setiap pagi Sabtu.Bangcik and KakDah mesti suka.
ReplyDeletecikmanggis, Saya pun tak sempat tanya nama dia, tapi dia cakap hari biasa dia boleh lena siang, weekend tak menang tangan..!! Lain minggu boleh singgah upm, tenguk diorg jual apa.... :)
DeleteIt looks like they sell lots of interesting things. I can never resist buying something when I visit a nursery or garden centre.
ReplyDeleteJo... they sell most home gardening items..., and Kakdah loves touring the place and grab a few she likes....
DeleteOne of the beauties, one of the angels, one of the wonders...
ReplyDeletethat cheers our days.
Rainnie.., and I love "window shopping" at garden nursery..... haha.
DeleteVery interesting nursery...and a very cute nursery guy :)
ReplyDeleteLeanan .... He is nice and very helpful...
DeleteI love to do window shopping at nursery too! ;)
ReplyDeleteMalar... window shopping at nursery is not the same as window shopping at Giant, Tesco, Mydin, Parkson, ikea etc.... but very satisfying....
DeleteThere is a nursery near the Selayang Wet Market?
ReplyDeleteHow come I missed it?
James, I dont know if Selayang wet market has garden nursery... I just mention Pasar Borong Selangor at Seri Kembangan as twin sister of Selayang wet market......
Deletenak tanya ada jual pokok cempaka putih?
ReplyDeletesaya tak ada stok....
DeleteDoes someone know the contact number of the shop ?
ReplyDeleteThanks
i dont have the number....
DeleteThere is a nursery near the Selayang Wet Market?
ReplyDeleteHow come I missed it?
Its not Selayang.... its Pasar Borong Selangor near Seri Kembangan/Puchong/Equine Park...
DeleteThe reason people grow their own vegetables is to get access to fresh and juicy produce. However, many times people are unsure when they should pick the vegetables. As a result some vegetables are picked too early, while others are picked too late.
ReplyDeleteassalamualaikum, saya sedang mencari pokok kuchai. Bagaimana untuk saya beli?
ReplyDeleteBeli benih je dkt giant or tesco kadang ada.
DeleteBeli benih je dkt giant or tesco kadang ada.
DeleteBang chik, pokok belalai gajah ada x,
ReplyDeleteIs this nursery still active? Do they have peppermint seedlings?
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