Fill your garden with butterflies and bees
October 6, 2021 4:12 pmIf your garden has seemed different in recent years, with that familiar buzz much quieter, the air less colourful andRead More...
If your garden has seemed different in recent years, with that familiar buzz much quieter, the air less colourful andRead More...
Container Plants Instant gardening with pretty plants and a variety of containers immediately raises the spirits, and this month gardenRead More...
White Wild Sage There is a huge variety of Plectranthus species, most of which are shade lovers. Beautiful dark greenRead More...
Forest Bushwillow The Forest Bushwillow is an attractive, deciduous tree, no matter the season. It retains its rich autumn colourRead More...
Galpinii, Bowkerii, Tomentosa and Petersiana Pride of de Kaap The Bauhinia belongs to one of the world’s largest plant families,Read More...
Barleria Greenii, Wild Bush Petunia If you have never had the pleasure of seeing the Barleria Greenii in full bloomRead More...
Expect a lively concert from the garden wildlife if, perchance, you end up alongside a Tecoma Capensis, or Cape HoneysuckleRead More...
Butterfly Gaura Gaura Lindheimeri ‘Blushing Butterflies’ produces soft pink flowers and has leaves that are light reddish-green and become brighterRead More...
Wild Fire Blanket Flower Gaillardia or Blanket Flowers, are perennial daisies. They are valued for their extended flowering season, bloomingRead More...
Honeybells, Honeybell Bush Freylinia Lanceolata is described by some gardeners as a rather wild and untidy plant, but it hasRead More...
Wild Pear Dombeya Rotundifolia, one of the most attractive and reliable of the indigenous trees suitable for suburban gardens, hasRead More...
There are two species of Coleonema that feature prominently in most South African gardens. Coleonema Pulchellum, or the white confettiRead More...
Horsewood Type:Medium Shrub, 3 to 5m.Form: Multi-stemmed and slender, with fine glossy foliage.Flowers: Bunches of small creamy-yellow ‘stars’ with pronouncedRead More...
Bacopa, Indigenous Phlox, Sutera or James Brittennia. Whatever the name, the Bacopa, an ankle-high ground cover, with tits graceful flowersRead More...
