Progress of front porch garden in May, 2020.

 Under lockdown in Kuching since 18 March, I have lots of time to clean up the garden in preparation for the Hari Raya.
The front garden is becoming one of my favourite spots now.
The plants that needed to be pruned are the Drunken Sailor and the ferns that grow on the Carpentaria palms.
I like to sweep the bamboo leaves that are littered on the garden floor right in front of the house entrance.
Sweeping the fallen leaves have been a regular chore that I love because of its  therapeutic effects.
The yellow crotons are doing fine and so is the bamboo clump.

Yellow crotons are doing well.

View as at 25 May'20.

The Stag's horn fern is well

Disc Stag's Horn Fern ( Platycerium coronarium)

The fern is attached to the branches of the 'Cempaka Putih' tree (Michelia alba)

The Dics Stag's Horn Fern I brought from Bintulu is doing well.  I had temporarily placed it on the Cempaka Putih branch before and now looks healthy and well.  I may have to move it to another location probably on a taller and bigger tree for maximum effect and growth.  For more pictures and stories abou ferns, please visit The Kambatik Park, Bintulu.