This South African lavender variety is known for its resilience, delightful fragrance, and nearly year-round blooming. To cultivate its best performance, plant in full sun, allowing adequate spacing for proper air circulation between the plants.

While Lavenders can thrive in pots, ensure you use high-quality, well-draining potting soil. For optimal growth, consider fertilizing from spring to autumn with products like Atlantic Bio Ocean or Vigorosa 5:1:5.

Renowned for its delightful spring fragrance, this versatile vine enhances the beauty of trellises, fences, or walls.

Its year-round charm culminates in late spring when the plant bursts into a profusion of blossoms that adorn it for 5 to 6 weeks.

In expansive landscapes, it is often utilized as ground cover, excelling equally as a topiary specimen or an elegant hedge. To ensure optimal growth, plant it in well-drained soil enriched with compost.

A stunning feature plant. Most often planted under trees. The Clivia belongs to the lily family and is an easy to care for plant that does not mind some neglect once established. Flowers during spring. Indigenous. 

This popular and exquisite Jasmine is a fast-growing evergreen creeper that develops into a dense bush adorned with clusters of pink buds. These buds open into highly fragrant white flowers, making it a lovely addition to any garden.

It thrives in containers on patios or decks and is excellent for covering border walls or training over trellises. Minimal pruning is required, and it graces your space with its fragrant blooms from late winter to early spring.

Salvia Leucantha, an evergreen perennial, features fuzzy white stems, grey-green leaves, and velvet-like purple flower spikes. This tough and wind-resistant shrub blooms in late summer, reaching its peak beauty in early autumn.

For optimal growth, plant it in well-drained soil with full to partial sun. Ensure proper spacing and enrich the soil with organic compost.

To care for Salvia Leucantha, water regularly without over-soaking the soil, apply balanced fertilizer in spring, and prune in late winter. Adding mulch around the base conserves moisture and reduces weed growth.

This low-maintenance beauty is perfect for effortless landscaping.

A clump-forming perennial with narrow leaves and large clusters of fragrant, violet flowers from midsummer to autumn. Very striking when mass-planted in your garden to create a colourful display. The leaves are edible and can be used as substitute for garlic and chives in cooking. It can be used as an edging plant, along a pathway and displayed in a rockery. Drought -resistant , low-maintenance and easy to grow.

A versatile semi-climber that can reach up to 3m in height or transform into a compact, tidy hedge when pruned. Its fragrant, white flowers with delicate pink undersides grace your garden from September to January.

Notably, this jasmine variety is indigenous, promoting biodiversity, and its exquisite fragrance makes it a delightful choice for attracting pollinators and enhancing your garden's sensory experience.

A stunning and tidy Lavender variety with vibrant pink blooms that emit a lovely fragrance throughout an extended blooming season. Ideal for containers, edging your herb garden, or creating an enchanting low hedge, it becomes a drought-tolerant star once it takes root, demanding minimal watering and thriving in well-draining soil.

This pink Gaura, has bright to dark pink flowers and a more compact, bushy growth pattern, with excellent branching and tall flower stems.

Lobularia, commonly known as Allysum, are charming tender perennials that lend themselves beautifully to container gardening and edging. Their blossoms delightfully span the seasons of autumn, spring, and summer, filling your garden with a wonderful honey-like fragrance. Occasional pruning can help maintain its bushy appearance.

Foxglove remains a favourite for shady gardens. These easy-to-grow beauties with their large spikes of trumpet flowers, will provide striking colour and height to the flower border. The velvety flowers will also last long in a vase. The plants will bloom through summer if their spikes are regularly picked *Just be aware that the plant does contain the chemical digitalis and all parts of the plant is toxic if eaten.

Dietes grandiflora, known as the Wild Iris, is a standout choice, especially when planted in mass groupings. Its orchid-like flowers create a spectacular display throughout spring and summer, making it a garden favorite. For an even more stunning summer showcase, consider mixing it with Agapanthus.

Plant in well-drained soil with sun exposure, water regularly, and deadhead spent flowers for continuous blooming. It's a low-maintenance garden favorite.

Crowned, Plant of the Year, at the 2023 Chelsea Flower Show.

South African breeders, De Wet breeders, spent years crossing, combining, and recombining thousands of carefully selected agapanthus varieties to produce BLACKJACK. The most intensely colored Agapanthus on the market at the moment.

Inky black buds open to big intense black-purple striped flower heads in summer.

Two of the significant attributes of this beauty are  its incredible colour and an extended flowering season.

BLACKJACK is vigorous in growth and flowering, disease resistant and stable - with no hidden flaws.

This undemanding perennial is heat and drought tolerant. This Agapanthus is ‘The One’ 

This renowned Floribunda rose variety is celebrated for its profusion of pristine white blooms. It's remarkably low-maintenance, making it an ideal choice for gardeners of all levels. If you notice yellowing leaves, a simple feeding with Vigorosa can rejuvenate its vitality. For consistent flushes of flowers, consider pruning in mid-July and mid-January.

In terms of care, this resilient beauty thrives in a well-drained soil location with full sun. Regular deadheading (removing spent flowers) can encourage continuous blooming.

One of our most spectacular indigenous trees. After it loses its feathery, light green leaves for a short period in spring, it produces long sprays of mauve coloured pea-like flowers. The flowers bear a striking resemblance to wisteria flowers. It is slow growing and has a weeping shape. This deciduous tree has a non-invasive root system. Cut to any size or shape.

This is a great alternative to the invasive Jacaranda tree

A popular indigenous garden plant with variegated leaves and pinkish-mauve flowers in summertime. Very useful to fill difficult hot corners in your garden, as it is drought-resistant, but will flourish with regular watering. A perfect groundcover to cover large areas and also excellent used as borders or edging. The leaves and flowers are edible, and can be used in salads and other dishes.

This is a wonderful Salvia, compact and richly colored with vibrant, deep purple flowers. An abundant bloomer with a long flowering time. Makes a spectacular display when mass-planted in your garden. Can be used as container plant on patios, in borders and to add beautiful colour contrast to your garden. Low-maintenance and drought tolerant. Attracts bees, hummingbirds and butterflies to your garden.

This top-selling, hardy agapanthus variety boasts medium-sized, strap-like leaves and stunning umbels of sky-blue flowers. These blossoms grace long stalks and bloom from December to April, making them perfect for cut flower arrangements.

They thrive in well-drained soil with full sun to partial shade. Ensure regular watering to keep the soil consistently moist, especially during the growing season. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage further blooming, and consider dividing the plant every few years to maintain its vigor. This versatile beauty requires minimal maintenance.

The iconic Iceberg rose, beloved by all and ideal for beginners, boasts remarkable disease resistance, ensuring a thriving and low-maintenance garden. Its delicate fragrance adds a delightful sensory experience to your outdoor space. Plant it en-mass or in pots, alongside lavender, for a truly enchanting garden display.

Summer Love' New Blue is a charming, low-growing Agapanthus variety that blooms early and continues to grace your garden with its fragrant, wispy, blue trumpet-shaped flowers throughout the entire summer. With its clump-forming strap-shaped leaves and robust stems, it's not only a delightful addition to your garden but also a potted favorite, thriving in full sunlight.

One of the most distinct and beautiful of the cultivated climbers with beautiful star-like violet-blue flowers in spring. Evergreen with rough leathery leaves. Needs strong support and assistance to climb.  Water regularly in dry summer rainfall regions. Also available in white.

An Agapanthus that will cause fireworks in your garden with its large bursting flower heads.  The bi-colour flowers are violet blue at the throat fading to pure white on the petal edges. The foliage is short and broad.  Fireworks have a long flowering period and is ideal for borders and mixed containers.  Flowers from mid to late summer.  Plant in full sun and well-drained soil.

Like a tiny petunia on steroids this fast growing sprawling perennial is a great choice for pots, hanging baskets and ground covering.

* In plastic hanging basket

Please note that the small hanging baskets are single colours 

The medium baskets are an assortment of colours. Colours depend on what is most beautiful at the time of order

This perennial Gazania is native to the mountains of South Africa and produce large, daisy-like flowerheads in a brilliant orange colour, in autumn, spring and summer. They are often planted as a drought-tolerant groundcover.

Bacopa, a groundcover perennial, brings year-round beauty to your garden with its abundance of lovely blue, pink, or white flowers. Perfect for beds and pots, it's a heat-tolerant plant that loves well-drained soil. Plus, its low-maintenance nature and ability to attract pollinators add extra appeal for garden enthusiasts seeking both ease and biodiversity.

A compact gem that blooms with brilliant purple-blue flowers all summer long. It's easy to care for, disease-resistant, and a magnet for butterflies and friendly garden insects. Plant it in sunny spots with good drainage, and by removing faded blooms, you'll keep the show going.Flowers from late spring to autumn. 

Can be mass-planted as a ground cover or used as a single accent plant. A graceful plant with long narrow arching leaves. It bears masses of beautiful lemon-yellow flowers with black-brown markings from August to February. Fast-growing and low maintenance. 

A fast-growing, woody climber adorned with stunning pink or white trumpet flowers that grace your garden from spring to summer. Ideal for elegantly covering fences or training over trellises, it's easily pruned to your desired height.

Remarkably, it's a versatile choice, thriving when grown in pots, and its vibrant blooms attract pollinators, adding life and color to your garden.

Fragrant (vanilla-like fragrance), non-stop blooms and easy care. A small perennial shrub with dense clusters of bright purple flowers from spring to autumn. Low-maintenance, adds charm without fuss. Also grows well in pots. Pairs well with petunias, impatiens and lobelias.

A beautiful tall growing indigenous shrub with slender, rather loosely spreading branches, that flowers profusely. Pruning encourages bushy growth. This fast growing, water wise shrub can also be used to create a hedge. Flowers mainly in Spring. Does well in patio pots.

Excellent for use in difficult spots where nothing else can survive, this fast-growing daisy bush will give immense joy with a profusion of yellow flowers.  This hardy perennial responds well to pruning. Yellow daisies from mid spring to mid autumn.

The brilliant pure white we recommend for your garden. A hardy choice that does well in pots. A semi-evergreen shrub with compact habit and white trumpet-shaped blooms in summer to early autumn.  Plant in well-drained soil.

 This evergreen shrub resembles rosemary but lacks its fragrance and culinary value. It excels in coastal gardens, withstanding salt spray admirably. It thrives in sandy, well-drained soil and becomes relatively drought-tolerant once established, requiring less water than other plants. Additionally, it responds well to pruning, allowing you to shape it into beautifully pruned balls, hedges, or lollipop standards. During spring and summer, it adorns itself with dainty white or blue flowers.

Cheeful, yet tough.  Known for its heat, wind and drought tolerance. Eye-catching when planted with other blue coloured perennials such as salvias, calibrachoa and lobelias. 

Flowers in abundance from early spring. Feed regularly for maximum flowering or plant with a slow release fertiliser.

Requires well-drained soil. Plant in container if ground soil is clay. 

This early-blooming agapanthus is compact and clump-forming, with light silvery-blue star-shaped blooms on strong stems. It's not only a beautiful compact indigenous filler for garden beds but also remarkably low-maintenance. Flowers from mid-spring on strong stems, making it an excellent choice for hassle-free gardening.

A tender evergreen perennial with a profusion of tiny white flowers on upright stems.
Creates a cloud of snow white in garden beds or in pots. Excellent for edging pathways. Although delicate in appearance these are toughies and are drought and heat tolerant. Flowers mostly from spring to autumn.

A handsome, indigenous tree, suitable for most gardens. Beautiful deep red flowers make this a feature tree for summer shade.

Deciduous to semi-deciduous. Dark green foliage turns copper-red in spring. Nectar-rich flowers from Sept-Oct. Bright red, nectar-filled flowers will invite birds and bees to the garden.

Low maintenance. Cut to any shape or size. 

Indigenous. An elegant, fast growing, evergreen shrub with delicate branches and white to mauve, bell-shaped flowers in spring and early summer. Looks lovely in pots. Makes a rewarding screening plant when planted in semi-shade.  Prune to required height. Does well in shade but will flower more with sufficient sun. 

This variety has a compact form, ideal for flower beds, patio pots and stunning when planted in groups for a mass flowering display. Beautiful, trumpet-shaped white flowers are on show throughout the warmer months over shiny green foliage. Flowers abundantly and continuously from Spring into early autumn. Grows best in a sunny position in moist, free draining soil. Maximum size when mature:45cmH×45cmW.

A lovely little carnation with a mounded habit.  I Love U displays a full range of colours from deep pink to soft rose, pink and white.  Blooms are strongly fragrant and will attract bees, hummingbirds and butterflies to the garden. Low maintenance and can be grown outdoors as well as indoors.

An attractive large shrub producing clusters of violet-blue flowers with dazzling white petal edges in summer.  Flowers are followed by orange yellow berries. They can often be found simultaneously on this beautiful plant. Can be maintained as a small accent tree. This is a noticeable addition to any garden. Unpruned height can reach up to 6m. Ideal for a hedge or screen.

The world's most popular Floribunda rose known for masses of fragrant flowers.

A vibrant and modern carnation with an upright habit.  Pink Kisses is early flowering with an abundance of two-toned scented flowers.  Ideal for containers and will look very attractive on a windowsill.  

One of the easiest plants to grow for hedges and screening, the evergreen false olive bears masses of honey-scented cream or white flowers in spring and early summer. It can also be shaped into a charming small tree, with bark that appears almost woven. An excellent choice for coastal areas. It is indigenous and stands out for its medicinal uses and versatile wood.

A magnet for butterflies and bees. A hardy plant that is easy to grow and maintain. A perennial that provides an abundance of flower brachts from late spring to autumn.

This fast-growing perennial, resembling a petite petunia on steroids, stands as your top choice for pots, hanging baskets, and ground cover. Thriving in full sun, it requires watering when the soil feels dry, along with regular feeding. In return, it generously rewards your care with year-round blooming beauty.

Tiny blue blossoms blanket these silvery-leaved plants for extended periods. Evolvulus 'Blue my mind' is an ideal choice for ground cover in gardens or containers, creating a mound of vivid blue blooms. These resilient plants thrive in heat and drought conditions, making them excellent ground covers and companions for mixed baskets and pots. They thrive in scorching temperatures and shine in full sun. Furthermore, once established, they require minimal watering due to their drought tolerance.

Clusters of flowers cover this popular vine-like shrub for many months of the year. Often used for covering garden banks but can be trimmed beautifully for use in pots. Flowering mainly from November to May. Indigenous.

Sundancer is a bushy evergreen fuchsia, coming into flower when the weather warms up continuing to flower right through the year. Expect a profusion of bell-shaped flowers to make a statement in any garden.

A striking vermillion orange, tall-growing floribunda rose that produces masses of blooms. Chosen for its brilliance and subtle, yet striking scent in honour of Nelson Mandela.

Showcasing lilac-edged flowers with purple-striped centers, the hardy Agapanthus Amethyst is an indigenous treasure that blooms prolifically, offering four or more flowering seasons annually. Its enchanting flowers grace your garden from late spring, emerging on multiple spikes. While it thrives in full sun, it also exhibits greater shade tolerance compared to other Agapanthus species.

A naturally compact, decidious perennial gaura with dainty pink flowers and narrow lance-shaped leaves. Hand prune as needed.

An indigenous treasure, this hardy perennial boasts an impressive flower count with unique purple blooms. Notably faster-growing than other agapanthus varieties, it serves as a stunning feature plant in your garden and continues to bloom throughout the summer season.

Consider planting it alongside silver-leaved plants like Lamb's Ear (Stachys byzantina) for a striking contrast.

Small-growing. The dense, compact growth of this beautiful evergreen shrub is perfect for small hedges, screens or foundation plantings. The leaves are slightly smaller and darker green than V. tinus. Tight clusters of lightly fragrant pinkish-white flowers in spring are followed by dark blue-black fruit. Very suitable for pots. 

An excellent performer with tall straight stems and masses of fragrant flowers, will attract bees and birds to the garden. Ideal to grow as cut flowers. Beautiful for garden beds and borders. Heat tolerant.

A cheeful, yet tough perennial (biennial).  Known for its heat, wind and drought tolerance. Eye-catching when planted with other blue coloured perennials such as salvias, calibrachoa and lobelias. 

Flowers in abundance from early spring. Feed regularly for maximum flowering or plant with a slow release fertiliser.

Requires well-drained soil. Plant in container if ground soil is clay. 

A breeding breakthrough: robust, sun loving impatiens! Sensational plants that provide excellent garden performance in garden beds or pots. Continuous colour from spring until the end of autumn. Performs well in sun or shade, rain or shine. 

An early flowering, evergreen and compact perennial with a trailing habit. Adorned with masses of purple & yellow trumpet-shaped flowers. Will attract butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden. Ideal for beds, borders and baskets.  Heat tolerant

An excellent performer with tall straight stems and fragrant flowers, will attract bees and birds to the garden. Ideal to grow as cut flowers. Continuous harvesting of flowers will promote additional blooming. Fantastic in garden beds or in pots.