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Title: Heritage Botanical Collection & Living Herbarium, Bukit Timah - Yuh Siang Garden · language en. First 1,800 of 6,672 characters:

Heritage Botanical Collection & Living Herbarium, Bukit Timah - Yuh Siang Garden Skip to content Yuh Siang Garden Bukit Timah · Est. 1972 Visit Living Index Valleys Journal Reserve Garden Entry Yuh Siang Garden · Bukit Timah · Est. 1972 A living museum of Asian horticulture, curated since 1972. Fourteen hectares of documented Asian flora across six themed valleys, stewarded across three generations of the Lim family and indexed continuously in our quarterly Living Index monograph since 1986. Reserve Garden Entry Annual Membership Chapter I · Provenance From a former nutmeg estate to a Kew-accredited living herbarium. In 1972, the botanist Dr. Lim Yuh Siang acquired a neglected spice estate in the Bukit Timah foothills and began converting its terraces into a private collection of Asian flora. Over the following half-century, that collection grew into what is today the largest open-access Asian herbarium in Southeast Asia — 4,217 living species, a Kew-accredited laboratory, and a curatorial team of thirty-eight — all under the continuous stewardship of the Lim family. The Estate The original 1972 plantings — including the surviving Penjing Terrace, one of the few colonial-era penjing arrangements still intact in Singapore — remain on view to scholarly visitors by appointment and to members throughout the calendar year. The Lab Our on-site herbarium is the only Kew-accredited facility of its kind in Singapore outside the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and one of four in Southeast Asia. Pressed specimens, seed lots, and field journals are catalogued against the Living Index, issued quarterly without interruption since 1986. The Family Three generations of the Lim family have now curated the collection. The current custodians — granddaughters of the founder — continue the pract

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