Sowing seeds for a greener future


The plantable paper is compressed with basil seeds and the paper can be cut up and planted in soil, making it more than just biodegradable.

RESIDENTS of the KL East township in Kuala Lumpur were treated to a fun-filled day out amid nature last Saturday.

Sime Darby Property Bhd hosted the special community initiative which featured hiking sessions, a leaf art workshop and a plantable paper project as part of its Beyond 50 campaign.

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