Apart from being easy and enjoyable, nurturing our own garden at home can be therapeutic as well, offering us psychological relief from the pressures inherent in our fast-paced society. Then there is also the aesthetic value of having plants and greenery, which can do wonders to enhance and spruce up our homes. To realise the full beauty of highrise gardens, we can benefit from knowledge of the types of plants that can be grown under such conditions, how they can be cared for and how they can be displayed to their best advantage. Skyrise Gardens 98 sets out to do just that. It showcases the various possibilities open to apartment dwellers for enhancing their homes with plants and landscaped gardens.
Visitors can expect a demonstration of different growing methods.
The show promises to offer a comprehensive and practical guide on how to set up and maintain an indoor garden. It shows you that a highrise garden can be an inexpensive and rewarding hobby. It is noteworthy that the organisers of today s exhibition have incorporated two other launches into this opening ceremony. First, the launch of the recently completed NParks' publication, Skyrise Gardening in Highrise Homes. This book features beautiful garden plants that the highrise dweller can cultivate and nurture with confidence.