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A rooftop oasis blooms in Pakistan’s rugged southwest

  • Lockdown-era hobby grew into a 1,600-square-foot garden housing hundreds of plants and flowers
  • Collector imports rare pelargoniums and succulents from Europe, then opens garden to visitors
By SAADULLAH AKHTER  ·

Thriving gardens: Growing and nurturing plants without destroying soil

By Haifa Alshammari ·
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Inspired by Sharjah orchard, Pakistani man plants ‘first Islamic garden’ in Karachi

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Tent and garden: Displaced Syria teen recreates lost family home

By AFP ·

Grow your own dinner with these six heat-beating garden veggies

By Arab News ·

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