Kebun Reyhan
WHY ARE WE CALLED KEBUH REYHAN?
Reyhan is derived from Arabic origins. Reyhan means gift of God. In the middle east Reyhan is a way of saying basil, the same as when Indonesians say kemangi and Malaysians say selasih. Here in Herbalwise, one of our highlights are the many basil varieties we grow. We have many basil varieties from all over the world. One of our prized basil variety is called the Reyhan Basil. Also known as the Persian Basil, this gorgeous purple coloured basil is a prolific producer of pleasant tasting leaves for your culinary adventures. Not only is the taste excellent, but the sturdy branches, the wonderful aroma, and large leaves make for a great ornamental plant. We are happy and humbled to be able to help care for god’s gift of life and we wish to share this joy with everyone by welcoming you to our Kebun Reyhan.
Kebun Reyhan – Hulu Langat
Situated in the picturesque forests of Hulu Langat just 30km from Kuala Lumpur, Kebun Reyhan Agro Park is home to a large range of medicinal, culinary, fragrant, and rare herbs. It also houses over 600 varieties of other plants from tropical, sub-tropical and temperate climates. It is an almost entirely herbal and exotic landscape filled with all the perennial plants you’ll find here and more.
We grow all of our plants naturally and organically using sustainable gardening practices. Practising permaculture farming, we do our very to care for the well-being of our planet, our environment, and our people.
Kebun Reyhan – Serdang
Working closely together with the Malaysian Department of Agriculture, the Serdang nursery serves as grounds for Herbalwise to grow its plants. As of today, it has grown from a small private nursery into a large Garden Centre with over 600 varieties of basil, ginger and other plants and rare herbs.
Kebun Reyhan is able to grow all types of plants including plants that particularly grow in highlands thanks to its climate controlled misting greenhouses. This makes the nursery in Serdang home to a wide array of highland plants which would otherwise not be found in lowlands.
WHY ARE WE CALLED KEBUH REYHAN?
Reyhan is derived from Arabic origins. Reyhan means gift of God. In the middle east Reyhan is a way of saying basil, the same as when Indonesians say kemangi and Malaysians say selasih. Here in Herbalwise, one of our highlights are the many basil varieties we grow. We have many basil varieties from all over the world. One of our prized basil variety is called the Reyhan Basil. Also known as the Persian Basil, this gorgeous purple coloured basil is a prolific producer of pleasant tasting leaves for your culinary adventures. Not only is the taste excellent, but the sturdy branches, the wonderful aroma, and large leaves make for a great ornamental plant. We are happy and humbled to be able to help care for god’s gift of life and we wish to share this joy with everyone by welcoming you to our Kebun Reyhan.
Kebun Reyhan – Hulu Langat
Situated in the picturesque forests of Hulu Langat just 30km from Kuala Lumpur, Kebun Reyhan Agro Park is home to a large range of medicinal, culinary, fragrant, and rare herbs. It also houses over 600 varieties of other plants from tropical, sub-tropical and temperate climates. It is an almost entirely herbal and exotic landscape filled with all the perennial plants you’ll find here and more.
We grow all of our plants naturally and organically using sustainable gardening practices. Practising permaculture farming, we do our very to care for the well-being of our planet, our environment, and our people.
Kebun Reyhan – Serdang
Working closely together with the Malaysian Department of Agriculture, the Serdang nursery serves as grounds for Herbalwise to grow its plants. As of today, it has grown from a small private nursery into a large Garden Centre with over 600 varieties of basil, ginger and other plants and rare herbs.
Kebun Reyhan is able to grow all types of plants including plants that particularly grow in highlands thanks to its climate controlled misting greenhouses. This makes the nursery in Serdang home to a wide array of highland plants which would otherwise not be found in lowlands.