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Dressing up the Christmas tree
Which one is best and how to deck it up? X'mas Survival Guide
U-turn: End of the road for 80-year-old tree in Braddell
LTA found many motorists do not observe the 40kmh speed limit, running the risk of colliding with the tree.
Traveller's Palm falls from grace
Gardeners are giving it a wide berth on fears that the palm can become a breeding ground for the aedes mosquito.
For the love of the tembusu
A tembusu in full bloom is covered in fragrant flowers at this time of year, a sight not to be missed.
Tongkat ali picked to spearhead Malaysia's push into biotechnology
Now it faces the challenge of convincing the world the remedy is both potent and safe.
Are trees poorly positioned?
Yes, they hide buildings, says Heritage Society president. No, they give buildings unique tropical look, says architect.
Hey, the trees are marked
About 1,000 trees in Sentosa have been marked, but don't worry. They are to be saved when work on the IR begins.
Amazing Cactus
This spectacular Euphobia Triangularis is wowing visitors to Alexandra Hospital.
A 'bound feet' old fig tree
Singapore Gardening Society members first thought this was a giant bonsai tree when a photo of it was posted on the society's e-mail network.
Bottled haven
Relax - kampung style - at the new Bottle Tree Park, and enjoy Australian flora like Grasstrees and Bottle Trees.
Christmas Tree Story
Forget plastic, get a live tree this Christmas and be rewarded with the scent of pine.
Pining for a real Christmas tree
Fans of live Christmas trees say they are worth the hassle.
NParks starts register to track rising number of heritage trees
The number of heritage trees in Singapore has jumped almost fivefold, going from 35 to 161.
The Neem Tree
It is a tropical evergreen tree from the mahogany family.
Lightning protection for trees
Lightning strikes have killed over 100 trees in the Singapore Botanic Gardens from 1990 to 2004 at a rate of between two to ten trees a year.
Resort group's green target: 160,000 trees in 10 yrs
Banyan Tree will also open a wildlife conservation lab at Bintan resort.
Keeping the green alive
The National Parks Board introduced The Heritage Tree programme in 2001 to conserve historically or culturally significant mature trees.
 
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