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Majulah Singapura - Tree Project in Singapore: Marianne Pereira's Hibau Camphor was adopted and now growing wonderfully

Hello Hiroshi

How are you doing these days. I notice that you are doing wonderful things, meeting exciting people and enjoying life to the hilt. Am happy for you.

I have finally managed to locate a friend to send me a photo of my prized hibaku. Hope you will like it nestled in the midst of Singapore's luxuriant flora. It is looking good don't you agree?

This friend is keen on growing hibaku too, would you be able to spare us some more seeds? Do you think this would be possible.

Looking forward to hearing from you.  

Wish you all the best

Marianne

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