JAPANESE SACRED BAMBOO – RICH WINTER COLOUR
Nandinas are not true bamboos but are accorded the common name due to their clump forming growth habit of multiple upright stems. They have been cultivated... Read More
OSTEOSPERMUMS – COLOUR FOR DRY TIMES
Winter and early spring is Osteospermum season. These indigenous daisies have been subjected to extensive breeding programmes around the globe. Today they are available in a... Read More
HAWORTHIA AND GASTERIA
Aloes have certainly come to the fore in terms of the plant popularity stakes in recent times. They’re drought tolerant, easy to grow and many are... Read More
PROTEA CYNAROIDES – THE KING OF FLOWERS
King proteas – they must rank as amongst the most beautiful and easily recognised of all our South African indigenous flowers. They grow into bushy, evergreen shrubs topped... Read More