Citation
Mohamed, Noorizan and Ani, Anisa and Abd Rahman, Nordin and M. Razali, Meor Mohamad Fared
(2012)
Fruits in Melaka Heritage Garden.
In:
Nature's Yield and Wonders of Art (NYAWA)12: Fruits.
University Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Selangor, pp. 88-91.
ISBN 9789673442980
Abstract
The study summarized that fruit trees found in the
planting composition of traditional Malay gardens in
Melaka are filled with meaning and symbolism while
meeting the household needs through a variety of functions over the years. Bright-coloured fruit trees in the front yard represent the “house pride element” of the resident, also as landmarks for the residence itself. Plant allocation in the compound area, may consist of the meaning or symbolism of an important event from the past. Coconut palm (C. nucifera) has been used to symbolise the birth
of a family member. Pinang palm (Areca catechu) is famous as an indication of the first day of house construction. The large trunk feature in trees, such as the Durian (Durio zibethinus), significantly help to demarcate land.
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