Asia’s Hidden Eden: The Tropical Spice Garden Story
Home to over 500 species of exotic tropical flora and fauna, the Garden was inspired by Penang’s heritage as a bustling spice island; a place where traders from the East and West came to find adventure and fortune, leaving behind a lasting multi-cultural legacy.
Asia’s Hidden Eden charts the inspiration and passion behind Tropical Spice Garden, Malaysia’s award-winning Garden set in the jungle.
Packed with full color photography, gardening tips, recipes and fascinating tales of spices.
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Home to over 500 species of exotic tropical flora and fauna, the Garden was inspired by Penang’s heritage as a bustling spice island; a place where traders from the East and West came to find adventure and fortune, leaving behind a lasting multi-cultural legacy.
Asia’s Hidden Eden charts the inspiration and passion behind Tropical Spice Garden, Malaysia’s award-winning Garden set in the jungle.
Packed with full color photography, gardening tips, recipes and fascinating tales of spices.
Publisher: Tropical Spice Garden
Paperback
2013
ISBN: 9789671160428
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