BulaklakBambu

Hand-crafted vases from bamboo construction waste and flower arrangements by local floral shops are a modern sustainable alternative to honoring friends and family at rest in Memorial Gardens. The vases are organic and not made of plastic, glass, or metal that contribute to challenges in waste management.

Waste not - Want not!

You can can help reduce packaging waste and support small businesses in Villasis by buying a unique, memorable gift or addition to your collection of gumamela.

Bulaklak Bambu sells home grown (boutique) hibiscus in pots made from scrap bamboo. They can be used for table settings, balcony planters, and temporary containers for transfer to home gardens.

Reused scrap bamboo is an example of conservation of natural resources. Pay a premium price for reused and home grown plant material and contribute to a healthier community when you can. Try not to buy products packaged in plastic, glass, or metal.

Want to know more about Bulaklak Bamboo? Contact Grant Lee.

Protecting the environment and conserving natural resources in Memorial Gardens with the natural beauty and elegance of bamboo vases

We can work together to pull glass, plastic and metal vases out of the waste stream associated with Memorial Gardens. Using containers like bamboo to hold floral arrangements meets one of the 3 Rs of conserving natural resources. Hand crafted bamboo vases made from scrap material meets the definitions of recycling. Scrap is recycled to make the vases. When maintenance crews collect the vases, they can be processed to return to the Earth through natural or enhanced decomposition. By using a natural product for vases, there is no need for glass, metal, or plastic and that is a contribution to managing waste and protecting the natural environment.