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Herbs Hunting & Plants Photos @ Sungai Buloh


If you have no idea where to buy potted herbs in Klang Valley, you’ve come to the right place. I can give you a tip or two on herbs hunting in Sungai Buloh. My 1st visit to Sungai Buloh after many many years ago happened last August. That time I found a nursery at Lot 43 that sells all kinds of herbs. It was quite a hunt back then because I stopped at quite a few nurseries along Jalan Sungai Buloh without any results until I almost gave up.

Fast forward 2 weeks ago, I visited Sungai Buloh again hunting for a new rosemary plant (since mine died quite a while ago). This time I knew where to go since I did my homework online. My plan was to visit Yeap Nursery which I heard sell rosemary and other herbs as well. If that fails then only I’ll visit Lot 43. Reason is I wanted to find more herbs selling nursery and because it’s fun. It’s like striking gold. Haha

Update: 2nd Feb 2014 – I visited Sungai Buloh yesterday. Yeap Nursery no longer sell herbs. The good news is its neighbor is selling herbs. Facing Yeap Nursery, the nursery on the right sells herbs like oregano, thyme, rosemary, bay leaves, parsely, etc. I think its called Sister Nursery.

Yeap Nursery is located just in front of Sungai Buloh Hospital (not directly). And when I finally found that place… wah la… I realized the nurseries I visited along Jalan Sungai Buloh wasn’t the ‘real ones’. These nurseries here in front of the hospital is the real deal. The fact that it’s near to Sungai Buloh Leprosy Control Center and also my mom finally confirmed this place was the one we visited many years ago. HAPPY! HAPPY!


After we found Yeap Nursery (with yellow signage), I mistakenly went to the neighboring nursery (facing Yeap on the left). It was there that I saw and bought a Roselle plant.

Herbs at Yeap Nursery…


Thyme, oregano, mint… and an unnamed plant which my mom bought (for cough). Too bad they’re out of rosemary. They’re sold at RM8 if I’m not mistaken. Because I bought quite a few, the old couple gave me discounts. πŸ™‚ They get their herbs supplies from Cameron Highlands.

Check out some of the other cool, beautiful and unique plants in Yeap Nursery…


Red & purple flowers.


White flowers. Cool right?


Is this fruit or flower?


Everyone’s fav… red rose!


Another cool plant.


This one is super cool too. I almost bought it. It’s whitish in the middle.

Then we went to the next nursery (facing Yeap on the right) coz mom wanted to look at more plants. But hey hey… what do you know? We found more herbs here. I’ve no idea of the nursery name as there isn’t any signage.

Lemon balm, sage, lavender, oregano, thyme, mint, rosemary…


Wow so many herbs variety ya? They also have coriander. I wanted to find dill but ‘elek’.

Other interesting flora…


Daisies.


Cute eh?


Strawberry? Oh yeah. But has anyone has success cultivating strawberry in the city? No idea.

These below were taken at other nurseries randomly.


Pussy willows… perhaps leftovers from CNY.


Now these are super weird plants. It’s growing from the base of the pot towards the floor!

I found 2 more nurseries selling herbs but they have less variety and their herbs looks sick. Therefore I didn’t bother to take note of their locations.

After that we indeed went to Lot 43 again to buy another potted herb.

Wanna know what potted herbs I bought eventually? Stay tuned in the next post. πŸ˜›

p/s: Go to Sungai Buloh via Subang Old Airport road. You’ll know you have successfully reach these nurseries (opp the hospital) once you saw a big dewan (multi-purpose hall) after turning left into Jalan Lembah (refer map below)


View Direction to ‘Real’ Sungai Buloh Nurseries in a larger map

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12 Comments

  • Reply Dawn February 28, 2012 at 9:46 pm

    Oh wow, I love the herb plants. I once tried planting lavender but it didn’t last. I over watered it. also the plant (jade plant) – picture after the daisies, is very easy to plant. I propogate it with just one leave in the soil and it grew. I threw it away when I moved house, though.

    • Reply Che-Cheh February 29, 2012 at 2:57 pm

      Now hoping all my herbs will last a very long time. These few days have been raining. Hot and cold… dunno how the plants will react. LOL

      Ohh so that’s called jade ar. Nice name. I have a plant something like jade plant but without the red color leaves. Mine is all green. Its flower is red color. They’re very easy to plant and propagate.

  • Reply keeyit February 29, 2012 at 6:28 pm

    I like herb farm too. I visited one at Seremban. Alot of plants~
    There are courses on how to utilize those plants for good health or cooking. very interesting~

    • Reply Che-Cheh March 1, 2012 at 7:59 am

      Ahh I wish we have courses to study ’em herbs in Klang Valley. Seremban is too far. From what I read, herbs and plants have healing properties. It’s only the lack of knowledge we city people have.

  • Reply jam March 1, 2012 at 2:05 pm

    Wow! Nice place! It is like visiting to one of the gardens in Cameron Highlands! Oh I miss Cameron Highlands so much!

    • Reply Che-Cheh March 2, 2012 at 7:56 am

      Me too. I miss Cameron Highlands.

  • Reply Rae March 2, 2012 at 11:46 am

    Good to hear that, amy. πŸ™‚ How’s life lately?

    • Reply Che-Cheh March 2, 2012 at 8:55 pm

      Rachel right? Ok la so-so lo.

  • Reply Adino March 2, 2012 at 2:49 pm

    Really like finding treasure haha…

    Do they normally allow to take photographs? Might be an interesting photo outing hehe.

    • Reply Che-Cheh March 2, 2012 at 8:57 pm

      Oh yeah treasure hunt!

      I do ask them if I plan to take many photos. Like those that I just pass by and take 1 snap shot, I don’t. Do go there and have some photo op and buy some plants for your home. πŸ™‚

  • Reply Carol April 3, 2012 at 1:30 pm

    thanks for the shared, i really love Rosemary very much and mine which I brought back from Aust is dying due to too much water since now its in raining season

    • Reply Che-Cheh April 3, 2012 at 1:49 pm

      Welcome. Why don’t you move the rosemary pot to a dry area (if it’s in a pot)? I think I will need to do that too. πŸ™‚

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