Garden City Kid

Garden City Kid

For everyone who loves
Our City, Our Garden, Our Home

This group of lizards were spotted enjoying suntan on some large rocks in Garden by the Bay. Judging by skin

No other plants are as ubiquitous and seemingly common as grass, especially in a metropolitan City. Grass actually flowers, although

Bees are the most common pollinators. Where there are beautiful flowers, delicious nectar and pollen, there are busy bees. Above

Jasmine is a commonly sighted bush in many parks here. This particularly interesting flower shape is from a Variegated Crepe

Leaves fold closed at night, for what’s called Nyctinasty. Phyllanthus pulcher NParks Nyctinasty Wiki

What an inviting sight at the entrance to botanic garden. Lovely tiny yellow flowers and fresh rain drops lingering on

A popular indoor plant

Begonia genus contains more than 2,000 species. The forms and colors begonia can offer are spectacularly rich. Above featured a

Love the purple-blue hue of this Spurred butterfly pea flower. And its vine is ready to just grab onto anything.

What a feast. On this stem, I counted more than 220 bananas. This is a healthily harvesting banana tree

We explore, witness and document how nature unfolds in our city, our garden, and our home. For mother nature, we are all kids.