brown wooden footbridge surrounded by pink petaled flowers with creek underneath during daytime — Photo: Cosmic Timetraveler Hong Kong’s relentless humidity and seasonal downpours dictate every choice a gardener makes,…
pink and yellow flowers — Photo: Ardi Evans Hong Kong’s Flower Market in Prince Edward offers more than just cut blooms—its densely packed stalls remain the primary source for live…
A garden with a circular design in the middle of it — Photo: Monica Flores The Subtropical Stress Test for Garden Materials Kowloon’s granite quarries once supplied the building blocks…
silhouette photo of mountain during golden hour — Photo: Mohammad Alizade Brighten Floriculture in Hung Shui Kiu holds sway among Hong Kong’s landscape professionals for its vast range of tropical…
green banana tree during daytime — Photo: Yana Vandeborne On a steep lane above Shek O village, Wah King Garden Centre sells heirloom camellias passed down through three generations. Beyond…
white moth orchids in bloom — Photo: Alexandra Nosova The Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, established in 1871, showcases plants that have proven their endurance for over a century.…
a banana tree with lots of green leaves — Photo: Alice Kotlyarenko The Allure of the Concealed Green Space Hong Kong Island’s Lung Fu Shan Morning Trail harbours a little-known…
shallow focus photo of pink flowers — Photo: John Wiesenfeld Hong Kong’s long, humid summer evenings create near-perfect conditions for tropical plants that release their fragrance after dusk to attract…
blue and brown steel bridge — Photo: Tim Swaan Tai Tong Nursery in Yuen Long propagates a little-known collection of native Hong Kong shrubs that garden designer Josephine Lam sources…
gray stone beside river — Photo: Kari Shea Hong Kong Island sits squarely on a granite batholith, while much of Kowloon and the New Territories are founded on Jurassic volcanic…
