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Crochet Garden.

Punggol Coast Mall · 28 November to 18 December 2026

Coming to Punggol · late November

The Reading Nook at Fusionopolis One: two wooden benches under an arch of crocheted blue pea and bread flower vines. A lotus pond ringed with monstera and begonias sits in front, with hibiscus and anthuriums on the left and a bank of sunflowers on the right.

The Reading Nook is our vision of a Crochet Garden. It was first on show at Fusionopolis One from 5 to 23 October 2026. Next it comes to Punggol Coast Mall, in Punggol Digital District, from 28 November to 18 December 2026.

The garden is made up of 50 potted plants crocheted by 28 makers from our community. It’s a quiet corner with benches below an arch of blue pea and bread flower vines.

Take a seat and stay a while. The idea came from the gardens at the Singapore Garden Festival, and the Nook is meant to slow your day down.

Each maker chose plants they love, so look closely.

Photos are very welcome. Please leave the plants where they are, so everyone who comes after you can enjoy them too.

Details from the installation

Up close.

Looking down on a crocheted lotus pond with pink lotus flowers and lily pads, ringed by monstera, spotted begonias and lime green caladium leaves. — The lotus pond, from above

A crocheted pitcher plant with red pitchers on a wooden bench, beside a spotted begonia and a spray of lilac orchids. — A pitcher plant on the bench

Crocheted orchids in pink, purple, blue and yellow, with white spider lilies, red heliconia and long pandan leaves behind them. — Orchids, spider lilies and pandan

Crocheted red heliconia flowers rising from a planter on the back of a bench, with dark green monstera leaves in front. — Heliconia and monstera

The view from one bench across to the other, under the arch of crocheted vines. Red hibiscus and anthuriums fill the front, with orchids, bird of paradise and sunflowers beyond. — The view from the bench

A bank of crocheted sunflowers with brown centres, orange marigolds in a clay pot, and a dark alocasia with pale veins. — Sunflowers and marigolds

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