linux - Ordering a loop in bash -

i've bash script this:

for d in /home/test/*         echo $d done

which ouputs this:

/home/test/newer dir /home/test/oldest dir

i'd order folders creation time 'oldest dir' directory appears first in list. i've tried ls , tree variations no avail.

for example,

for d in `ls -d -c -1 $pwd/*`

returns:

/home/test/oldest dir /home/test/newer dir

very close, not respect space in directory name. question, how have oldest dir on top , support whitespace?

ls -d -c $pwd/* | while read line   echo "$line" done

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