Single mum turns love of gardening into eco-printing business, but lacks social safety net
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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 24 — As a child, Siti Nuraznie Ibrahim would often explore the forest behind her kampung in Kulim, Kedah, foraging for and collecting any plant that struck her...
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“Even my mother was amazed. She said she had been growing them for years, but they never flowered. Yet when I planted them, they all bloomed,” she told Bernama with a laugh.
She carried this habit to Kuala Lumpur, where she moved with her late husband Azhar Ahmad, a cartoonist who was also known as Tembakau. Everywhere they lived, she would grow plants with seeds she brought from her kampung or found locally.
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