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Living in a Garden: The Greening of Singapore Independent Foreign Fiction Prize Nominee for Longlist (2006) and her writing has appearedIn June 1963, Singapores prime minister planted a tree to mark the beginning of a sustained campaign to enhance the city states appearance. No one could have anticipated the transformation that followed. This is the story of that process. Now, 50 years later, highly urbanized Singapore enjoys a green network of nature reserves, large and small parks, tree lined streets, and community gardens that is the envy of other big cities. Singapore has had to