Makes a delicate and attractive plant. Use the leaves finely, chopped for fish and poultry dishes, the seeds in pickles and marinades.

Thyme Buchu (Agathosma serpyllacea) is a charming indigenous fynbos shrub that brings authentic South African beauty to your garden. This aromatic evergreen produces masses of delicate white or pink flowers from autumn through winter, creating spectacular displays when most plants are dormant.

The fragrant foliage releases delightful thyme-like buchu scent when touched. This compact shrub handles salt spray and wind making it coastal tough. Ideal for pots and small spaces.

Plant in well-draining soil, full sun to partial shade. Minimal maintenance required - simply prune lightly after flowering.

Thyme is an essential culinary herb perfect for seasoning meat and poultry dishes while serving as a natural mood booster packed with vitamin C and vitamin A. This aromatic herb contains thymol, a natural compound with antibacterial and antiviral properties, making it valuable for both cooking and natural wellness applications. Perfect for herb gardens, container growing, or kitchen windowsill cultivation where fresh herbs are always within reach for cooking. Plant in well-draining soil in full sun, spacing 20-25cm apart for optimal growth. Feed monthly during growing season with a balanced herb fertilizer to encourage continuous leaf production and maintain aromatic potency. Learn more about growing herbs for you and the bees or discover tips for creating a scented garden.

A fragrant, evergreen herb that thrives in Cape Town’s sunny climate, producing tiny purple-pink flowers in late spring and summer. Perfect for culinary use, borders, and groundcover in water-wise gardens. Its aromatic leaves are a staple in Mediterranean cooking and attract pollinators when in bloom. 

Why You’ll Love It

• Essential culinary herb for roasts, stews, and marinades.
• Produces delicate flowers that attract bees and butterflies.
• Hardy, drought-tolerant, and perfect for Cape Town gardens.
• Compact growth makes it ideal for pots and borders.
• Evergreen foliage provides year-round greenery and fragrance.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained, sandy soil in full sun. Water moderately during establishment, then reduce for drought tolerance. Trim lightly after flowering to encourage bushy growth. Harvest sprigs regularly for cooking, which also promotes fresh regrowth. Protect from excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage.

Did You Know?

Thyme was used by ancient Egyptians for embalming and by Greeks as incense, symbolizing courage and purification.

Tickey Creeper is a vigorous, fast-growing, self-clinging climber that transforms walls, fences, and structures with its small heart-shaped leaves that resemble ivy, creating lush green coverage through adhesive aerial rootlets. This versatile plant works beautifully as groundcover, indoor houseplant, or in hanging baskets, making it perfect for both vertical and horizontal landscaping solutions. The dense foliage provides excellent screening and privacy while requiring minimal maintenance once established. Plant 1-2m apart for screening or use as specimen plants against walls and structures. Feed annually in spring with a balanced slow-release fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth. Apply pine mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Learn more about creating privacy with plants using fast-growing climbers like Tickey Creeper, or discover container gardening tips for growing versatile plants in pots and hanging baskets.

Crassula sarmentosa Trailing Jade. A vigorous succulent with glossy green leaves edged in red, Trailing Jade is a natural choice for hanging baskets, rockeries, and cascading over walls. In Cape Town, it produces clusters of starry pink‑red flowers from late summer into autumn (February–April), adding a burst of colour when many gardens are winding down. Hardy, water‑wise, and versatile, it thrives in sun or semi‑shade and brings texture and vibrancy to both indoor and outdoor spaces. With its trailing habit and seasonal blooms, Trailing Jade is a cheerful companion for any garden or patio.

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking green leaves with red margins.
• Cascading growth perfect for baskets and walls.
• Produces clusters of pink‑red flowers in autumn.
• Drought‑tolerant and easy to care for.
• Indigenous to South Africa, supporting local biodiversity.

Plant & Care

Plant in well‑draining soil and position in sun or semi‑shade. Water moderately in summer, reducing during Cape Town’s rainy winter months. Trim back long stems to encourage denser growth and maintain shape. Feed lightly with a succulent fertilizer in spring to boost foliage and flowering. Protect from frost and heavy downpours by placing baskets or pots under cover when needed.

Did You Know?

Trailing Jade is part of the diverse Crassula family, which includes the famous “Money Plant.” Its trailing habit makes it one of the most decorative Crassulas, often used to soften hard edges in landscaping.

 The sunbeam faces of this Gazania variety adds a vivid splash of colour to border edges, containers and dry slopes.  They produce masses of starry golden flowers with an orange halo around the centre above carpets of neat foliage. 

These sizzling Gazanias look fabulous combined with bright-coloured bedding plants such as marigolds and nasturtiums and exotic climbers like Thunbergia.  Grow in full sun and plant in sandy, well-drained soil.  Good for difficult, dry conditions and coastal gardens

This raised wooden planter is the perfect solution if you want to keep pets away from your plants. They also make a visual impact.

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Aeonium arboreum  Tree Aeonium. A striking succulent shrub with rosettes of glossy, spoon‑shaped leaves perched on woody stems, the Tree Aeonium adds bold architecture to any garden. In Cape Town, it bursts into clusters of golden‑yellow flowers during late winter and spring (August–October), creating a dazzling contrast against its lush green foliage. Perfect for rockeries, coastal gardens, or statement pots, it thrives in full sun and well‑drained soil. With its sculptural form and seasonal colour, the Tree Aeonium is a living piece of art for your garden.

Why You’ll Love It

• Bold rosettes create a dramatic, sculptural look.
• Golden flower clusters brighten late winter gardens.
• Thrives in coastal and water‑wise landscapes.
• Easy to grow in pots or directly in the ground.
• Adds instant Mediterranean flair to Cape Town gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well‑draining soil and position in full sun for best colour and growth. Water sparingly, especially during Cape Town’s rainy winters, as Aeoniums dislike soggy roots. Remove spent flower stalks to keep plants tidy and encourage new rosettes. Protect from frost and prune lightly to maintain shape. Feed occasionally with a balanced fertilizer in spring to support flowering.

Did You Know?

Aeonium arboreum is native to the Canary Islands, where it grows wild on rocky slopes. Its name “arboreum” refers to its tree‑like stems, which make it stand out among succulents as one of the few with a truly shrubby form.

Elevate your garden with the Trellis Unframed, a smart and stylish solution that blends practicality with decorative charm. Designed to be affordable yet durable, this trellis provides reliable support for climbing plants such as bougainvilleas, jasmine, beans, and sweet peas, helping them grow tall and flourish beautifully. Its lightweight, unframed design makes it easy to install against walls, fences, or garden beds, while offering the strength needed to guide vigorous growth. Beyond its functionality, the Trellis Unframed adds a touch of architectural elegance to your outdoor space. As your plants weave through its structure, it transforms plain walls and fences into living artworks, creating vertical displays that bring depth, colour, and romance to your garden. Perfect for gardeners who want affordability without sacrificing beauty, this trellis is a versatile choice that supports both your plants and your design vision.

Why You’ll Love It

• Affordable solution for supporting climbing plants.
• Lightweight and easy to install anywhere.
• Strong enough to guide vigorous growth.
• Versatile: perfect for flowers, vines, or vegetables.
• Turns walls and fences into living artworks.
• Combines practicality with decorative appeal.
• Helps create stunning vertical garden displays.

Quick Use Guide

Position the trellis against a wall, fence, or in a garden bed. Secure firmly into the soil or attach to a structure for stability. Train climbing plants by gently tying stems to the trellis as they grow. Ideal for bougainvilleas, jasmine, beans, peas, and other climbers.

Did You Know?

Vertical gardening not only saves space but also improves air circulation around plants, reducing the risk of disease. By using a trellis, you encourage healthier growth and can transform even small gardens into lush, layered landscapes.

Neodypsis decaryi, commonly called the Triangle Palm, is a rare and eye-catching palm from Madagascar. Its name comes from the unique triangular arrangement of its leaf bases, giving the trunk a striking geometric look. With graceful, arching fronds and a sculptural form, it makes a bold statement in Cape Town gardens, whether planted as a specimen tree or in large containers.

Bring instant drama and elegance to your garden with the Triangle Palm, a rare and sculptural palm from Madagascar. Its name comes from the unique triangular arrangement of leaf bases, which creates three vertical planes around the trunk. A natural geometric design that looks like living architecture.

In Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate, the Triangle Palm thrives in full sun and well‑drained soil, rewarding you with lush, evergreen fronds that arch gracefully year‑round. Flowering occurs in summer to autumn (December-April), producing clusters of small yellow blooms followed by decorative black fruits. Its bold form makes it perfect as a focal point in modern landscapes, poolside plantings, or coastal gardens, where it tolerates wind and salt spray with ease.

This palm is not just a plant. It's a statement piece that transforms any outdoor space into a tropical retreat.

Why you’ll love it

• Architectural beauty: Distinct triangular trunk sets it apart from other palms
• Exotic flair: Adds a tropical, sculptural presence to any garden
• Container friendly: Grows well in large pots for patios and courtyards
• Resilient: Handles Cape Town’s coastal conditions and summer heat
• Low maintenance: Requires minimal care once established

Planting & care

Plant in full sun with well-draining soil to encourage strong growth and healthy fronds. Water regularly while young, then reduce frequency as the palm becomes more drought-tolerant. A slow-release fertilizer in spring supports lush foliage, and occasional trimming of old fronds keeps it tidy. Protect from severe frost, though it tolerates Cape Town’s mild winters well. With space to grow, it develops into a striking specimen that draws attention year-round.

Did you know?

The Triangle Palm is so named because its leaf bases spiral around the trunk in three distinct vertical rows, forming a triangular shape. A natural design feature that makes it one of the most unusual palms in cultivation.

Read-to-use granular bait for the control of ants.  Granules exhibit a delayed action and allows time for transfer of the bait within the colony before the ants die.

Curcuma also known as Turmeric is a tropical herbaceous perennial from the ginger family.  Bears spectacular blooms in pink, red, yellow and white on tall spiked stems in summer. Ideal to grow in pots, beds and even indoors.  The root is a very popular spice with golden yellow colour used to flavour food, for medicinal purposes and as a dye.  Prefers well-draining soil.

*Toxic to pets

Soil should be fertile and irrigated regularly to ensure rapid growth.

Turnips can be baked, boiled, steamed or eaten raw. Fat free, cholesterol free, low sodium, excellent source of vitamin C.

A striking evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves splashed in golden yellow, bringing year-round vibrancy to Cape Town gardens. While it doesn’t produce showy flowers or fruit locally, its foliage is the star attraction. Ideal for hedges, screening, or as a bold indoor ornamental. Thrives in semi-shade to bright indirect light.

Why You’ll Love It

• Eye-catching golden variegation brightens any space.
• Versatile: grows indoors or outdoors in sheltered spots.
• Low-maintenance and forgiving of occasional neglect.
• Excellent for screening or adding tropical flair.
• Evergreen foliage ensures year-round appeal.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained soil with access to bright, indirect light or semi-shade outdoors. Water moderately, allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings. Prune lightly to maintain shape and encourage bushier growth. Protect from frost and cold winds in Cape Town’s winter. Indoors, wipe leaves occasionally to keep them glossy and dust-free.

Did You Know?

The Umbrella Tree’s leaflets radiate like the ribs of an umbrella, inspiring its common name and making it a favorite in feng shui for symbolizing protection and harmony.

Schefflera arboricola ‘Green’, commonly called the Umbrella Tree, originating from Taiwan, is a lush, tropical-looking shrub with glossy green leaves arranged like the spokes of an umbrella. Compact and versatile, it thrives both indoors and outdoors in Cape Town’s mild climate. Whether used as a decorative houseplant, patio feature, or garden shrub, it brings instant greenery and a fresh, vibrant look. 

Why you’ll love it

• Glossy foliage: Attractive umbrella-shaped leaves add texture and shine
• Versatile: Grows happily indoors or outdoors in mild conditions
• Air-purifying: Helps freshen indoor spaces naturally
• Low maintenance: Easy to care for with minimal fuss
• Compact habit: Perfect for containers, patios, or small gardens

Planting & care

Plant in bright, indirect light indoors or partial sun outdoors for best growth. Use well-draining soil and water moderately, allowing the top layer to dry between waterings. Feed lightly during the growing season to encourage lush foliage. Prune occasionally to maintain shape and size, especially in containers. Protect from frost and cold drafts, as this tropical shrub prefers warmth.

Did you know?

The Umbrella Tree’s leaves are arranged in clusters that resemble the spokes of an umbrella. A natural design that inspired its common name and makes it instantly recognizable.

Originating from Taiwan, the beautiful umbrella tree can grow indoors and outdoors. It has amazing glossy green leaves, marbled with creamy yellow. 

Enjoys a light but not hot position. It is beneficial to spray this plant with a mist of water. Schefflera’s do not enjoy compost that is too wet and the soil should be dry before watering again. 

Knee height square water feature.

• Water feature & catchment bowl listed separately.  
• Pump not included.
• Pipe not included

*Slight colour and texture variations may occur.

Modern and durable planter with drainage holes, suitable for indoor and outdoor use. 100% recyclable and UV resistant.

Modern and durable terracotta coloured planter with drainage holes, suitable for indoor and outdoor use. 100% recyclable and UV resistant.

Aloe vanbalenii – Van Balen’s Aloe. This graceful aloe unfurls long, strap-like leaves that curve outward, often turning copper-red in Cape Town’s summer sun. It produces clusters of tubular orange-red flowers from late winter into early spring (August–October), attracting sunbirds and pollinators. Perfect for rockeries, focal points, and water-wise landscapes, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. A sculptural aloe that brings movement and colour to your garden.

Why You’ll Love It

• Elegant, arching leaves with seasonal colour shifts
• Striking flower spikes that attract birds and bees
• Indigenous to South Africa, perfectly adapted to local conditions
• Adds sculptural drama to modern and traditional gardens
• Hardy, low-maintenance, and drought-tolerant

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-drained soil in a sunny position. Water sparingly, especially during Cape Town’s rainy winters, as aloes dislike soggy roots. Remove spent flower stalks to encourage fresh growth. Apply a light compost dressing in spring to boost flowering. Protect young plants from frost, though Cape Town’s mild winters are generally suitable.

Did You Know?

The leaves of Aloe vanbalenii can shift from green to copper-red depending on sun exposure and seasonal stress, making it one of the most visually dynamic aloes in South African gardens.

This evergreen conifer is a true living sculpture, admired for its dense, upright habit and foliage splashed with creamy‑white variegation. Unlike flowering shrubs, its beauty lies in its year‑round foliage display, which shifts subtly with the seasons, brighter in spring flushes, deeper green in summer, and crisp variegation through autumn and winter. In Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate, it thrives in full sun with well‑drained soil, making it a reliable choice for water‑wise gardens. It is most often used for hedges, screening, and topiary, but also shines as a specimen plant where its variegation can be fully appreciated. Planting is best done in autumn (March-May) or spring (September-November), when mild conditions encourage strong root establishment. Because it is evergreen, Juniperus chinensis ‘Variegata’ offers continuous structure and colour, anchoring garden designs through all seasons. Its resilience, architectural form, and subtle variegation make it a favourite among collectors and landscape designers.

What You’ll Love About It

• Elegant variegated foliage with creamy‑white highlights.
• Upright, dense growth habit for structure and form.
• Evergreen presence for year‑round interest.
• Hardy, drought‑tolerant, and low‑maintenance.
• Versatile: specimen plant, border accent, or formal topiary.

Plant & Care

Plant in full sun in well‑drained soil during autumn or spring. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as the plant becomes drought‑tolerant. Feed lightly in spring to encourage healthy growth. Prune or shape as desired, though the natural form is already highly ornamental. Protect from excessive shade, as variegation is most pronounced in bright light.

Did You Know?

Juniperus chinensis has been cultivated in Asia for centuries, often used in temple gardens and bonsai for its resilient nature and architectural beauty. The variegated form, ‘Variegata’, is especially prized for its unusual foliage colouring, which adds brightness and contrast to plantings. Its adaptability and longevity make it a favourite among collectors and landscape designers.

Portulacaria afra ‘Variegata’ Variegated Dwarf Elephant Bush (Spekboom)
A dazzling twist on South Africa’s beloved Spekboom, this variegated form boasts glossy green leaves edged in creamy white, creating a striking contrast in any garden. Compact and bushy, it’s perfect for pots, borders, or as a water‑wise groundcover. In Cape Town, expect tiny star‑shaped pink flowers in late summer to early autumn (February–April), adding a delicate touch to its bold foliage. With its colourful leaves and hardy nature, this plant is both beautiful and practical. A true gem for eco‑friendly gardeners.

Why You’ll Love It

• Eye‑catching variegated foliage with creamy white edges.
• Indigenous and water‑wise, perfect for Cape Town gardens.
• Produces dainty pink flowers in late summer.
• Excellent for pots, borders, or groundcover.
• Hardy, low‑maintenance, and eco‑friendly.

Plant & Care

Plant in well‑draining soil and position in sun or semi‑shade. Water sparingly, as this succulent stores moisture in its stems and leaves. Prune lightly to maintain shape or encourage denser growth. Feed occasionally with a balanced fertilizer in spring to boost foliage colour. Protect from frost and excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage.

Did You Know?

Spekboom is celebrated as a “wonder plant” for its ability to absorb carbon dioxide and improve air quality. The variegated variety offers the same environmental benefits while adding a splash of colour to your garden.

Crassula ovata ‘Variegata’ Variegated Jade Plant. A timeless succulent with a modern twist, the Variegated Jade Plant dazzles with creamy white and soft green marbled leaves, sometimes tinged with pink in cooler weather. Compact yet robust, it’s ideal for decorative pots, bonsai training, or as a water‑wise feature in Cape Town gardens. In late winter to spring (August–October), mature plants reward you with clusters of starry white‑pink flowers, adding seasonal charm to its year‑round beauty. Elegant, resilient, and endlessly versatile, this plant is a living jewel for home and garden.

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking variegated foliage with creamy marbling.
• Hardy and water‑wise, perfect for Cape Town’s dry summers.
• Produces clusters of delicate star‑shaped flowers.
• Excellent for bonsai, pots, or feature planting.
• Indigenous succulent that supports local biodiversity.

Plant & Care

Plant in well‑draining soil and position in sun or semi‑shade for best colour. Water moderately in summer, reducing during Cape Town’s rainy winters. Prune lightly to shape and encourage branching. Feed occasionally with a balanced fertilizer in spring to promote flowering. Protect from frost and avoid overwatering to keep roots healthy.

Did You Know?

The Jade Plant is often called the “Money Tree” and is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune. The variegated form adds an extra layer of beauty, making it both a symbolic and ornamental treasure.

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.

Water feature / fountain

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The simplicity of cement pots is the perfect back drop to let your plants shine. (With drainage holes)

*Slight colour and texture variations may occur.

The simplicity of cement pots is the perfect back drop to let your plants shine. (With drainage holes)

*These pots are handpainted and colours and textures may vary depending on seasonal temperatures at the time of manufacturing and painting.

A lightweight, natural mineral that expands when heated, vermiculite is prized for its ability to improve soil aeration and moisture retention. Self-packed for convenience, it’s perfect for gardeners who want to enrich potting mixes, seedling trays, and container plantings. In Cape Town’s variable climate, vermiculite helps balance water needs, holding moisture during dry spells while keeping soil light and breathable.

Why You’ll Love It

• Enhances soil aeration and drainage
• Retains moisture for healthier root growth
• Ideal for seed germination and propagation
• Lightweight and easy to mix into potting soil
• Naturally sterile and safe for plants

Quick Use Guide

• Mix vermiculite into potting soil to improve structure.
• Use in seed trays to support even germination.
• Combine with compost for balanced water retention.
• Add to container mixes for lighter, more breathable soil.
• Store in a dry place to maintain quality.

Did You Know?

Vermiculite is formed from volcanic rock that expands up to 30 times its original size when heated, creating the airy, moisture-holding flakes gardeners love.

Handmade item. Size and design might vary slightly

Handmade item. Size and design might vary slightly

Spice up your garden and your cooking with the exotic Vietnamese Coriander. Known locally as rau răm, this herb is a staple in Southeast Asian cuisine, celebrated for its bold, peppery-coriander flavour with a hint of citrus and spice. Its slender, glossy green leaves not only add a burst of taste but also bring a touch of elegance to your herb collection. Thriving in Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate from spring through autumn (September-April), it grows vigorously in pots or garden beds, ensuring a steady harvest for adventurous cooks. Perfect for pho, laksa, curries, salads, and fresh spring rolls, this herb pot is your passport to authentic Asian flavours. 

Why You’ll Love It

• Distinctive spicy-coriander flavour for authentic Asian dishes.
• Fast-growing and easy to harvest regularly.
• Thrives in Cape Town’s warm seasons.
• Compact size perfect for pots and patios.
• Adds fragrance, greenery, and global flair to your kitchen garden.

Plant & Care

Plant in moist, compost-rich soil and water consistently, especially during Cape Town’s dry summers. Vietnamese Coriander loves warmth and humidity, so semi-shade or morning sun is ideal. Harvest leaves often to encourage bushy growth and prevent legginess. Protect from frost in winter, as this tropical herb prefers mild conditions. Keep contained in pots to manage spreading roots and enjoy fresh harvests all season long.

Did You Know?

In Vietnam, rau răm is considered so essential that it’s often grown in household gardens for daily use. Its flavour is sharper and more complex than regular coriander, making it a favourite for those who love bold, aromatic herbs. Growing it at home means you can recreate authentic Asian recipes with a fresh twist straight from your garden, no trip to the market required!

Add a touch of charm to your garden with the Vigna Caracalla, also known as the Snail Vine. Its captivating, spiral-shaped flowers in soft purples and lavenders not only look like delicate snail shells but also release a sweet, jasmine-like fragrance. Fast-growing and perfect for trellises or pergolas, this unique vine transforms any space into a lush, fragrant haven.

Vinyl Green Tie is a flexible vinyl tying tubing designed specifically for supporting plants, shrubs, and trees while allowing natural growth and movement. This durable, weather-resistant tie material provides gentle yet secure support for stems, branches, and climbing plants without cutting into bark or restricting circulation. The soft vinyl construction stretches slightly with plant growth, making it ideal for long-term plant training and support applications. Essential for securing plants to stakes, trellises, and support structures in gardens, orchards, and landscaping projects. Use by cutting to desired length and wrapping gently around stems and supports, checking periodically to ensure ties aren't becoming too tight as plants develop and mature.

Violas are vibrant, beautiful and easy to grow and can flower throughout autumn and winter. Blotch White has vibrant white petals with a paint-like blue-purple blotch in the center.  All violas have similarly heart-shaped flowers.  Ideal for bedding, edging, window boxes and containers.

The Violet Trumpet Vine is a vigorous, evergreen climber that brings a cascade of colour and lush greenery to Cape Town gardens. From spring through autumn (September to April), it produces masses of large, trumpet-shaped violet-purple flowers with golden throats, creating a spectacular display against its glossy, dark green foliage. This fast-growing vine is perfect for covering pergolas, trellises, fences, and walls, offering both shade and ornamental beauty. It thrives in full sun to semi-shade, tolerates coastal conditions, and is relatively drought-hardy once established. With its long flowering season, dense growth, and ability to quickly cover structures, it is a favourite for gardeners seeking dramatic impact with minimal effort. Transform your outdoor space into a tropical paradise with the vibrant Violet Trumpet Vine.

Why You’ll Love It

• Spectacular violet-purple flowers with golden throats.
• Long flowering season in Cape Town’s climate.
• Fast-growing climber for pergolas, fences, and walls.
• Evergreen foliage provides year-round coverage.
• Hardy, low-maintenance, and coastal tolerant.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained soil in full sun or semi-shade. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as the vine becomes water-wise. Prune after flowering to control size and encourage fresh growth. Provide strong support such as trellises or pergolas, as the plant grows vigorously. Mulch around the base to retain soil moisture during hot summer months. 

Did You Know?

The Violet Trumpet Vine is native to South America and is closely related to the jacaranda tree, sharing the same family (Bignoniaceae). Its spectacular blooms have earned it the nickname “South American beauty,” and in Cape Town’s climate, it flowers for an exceptionally long season compared to many other climbers.

The Vivaldi Raw Fibre Cement Pot is a modern classic that combines natural texture with exceptional durability. Its raw, unpolished finish creates a contemporary look that pairs beautifully with both minimalist interiors and lush outdoor gardens. Crafted from strong fibre cement, this pot is designed to withstand Cape Town’s climate while remaining lightweight enough for easy handling. Whether you’re showcasing bold greenery or delicate blooms, its versatile design makes it a stylish addition to any space.

Why You’ll Love It

• Raw, natural finish for a sleek, modern aesthetic.
• Durable fibre cement construction built to last.
• Weather-resistant, perfect for Cape Town’s conditions.
• Lightweight yet sturdy for effortless placement.
• Complements a wide variety of plants and décor styles.

Quick Use Guide 

Place the pot in your chosen location, fill with quality potting mix, and add your plant. Ensure proper drainage for healthy root growth. Suitable for patios, balconies, gardens, or indoor spaces. Its raw finish creates a striking contrast with vibrant flowers and lush foliage.

Did You Know?

Fibre cement pots are eco-conscious alternatives to plastic, offering a porous structure that helps regulate soil moisture. This not only promotes healthier root systems but also reduces the risk of overwatering, making them a sustainable and stylish choice for gardeners.

*Slight colour and texture variations may occur.

The Vivaldi Rustic Fibre Cement Pot brings timeless elegance to your garden or home. Crafted from durable fibre cement, it combines a natural rustic finish with modern strength, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Its weather-resistant design ensures long-lasting beauty, even in Cape Town’s varied climate. Lightweight yet sturdy, this pot is perfect for showcasing everything from lush greenery to vibrant flowering plants. With its classic shape and textured surface, it adds a touch of sophistication to any space, whether on a patio, balcony, or living room corner.

Why You’ll Love It

• Durable fibre cement construction with rustic charm.
• Weather-resistant and suitable for Cape Town’s climate.
• Lightweight yet strong for easy handling.
• Versatile design complements both indoor and outdoor spaces.
• Perfect for showcasing a wide variety of plants.

Quick Use Guide

Place the pot in your desired location, fill with quality potting mix, and add your chosen plant. Ensure proper drainage for healthy roots. Ideal for patios, balconies, gardens, or indoor décor. Its neutral rustic finish pairs beautifully with both leafy greens and colorful blooms.

Did You Know?

Fibre cement pots are not only stylish but also eco-friendly, as they use sustainable materials that reduce reliance on plastics. Their porous nature helps regulate soil moisture, creating a healthier environment for plant roots.

The Vivaldi Sealed Fibre Cement Pot is a stylish, durable planter designed to complement both modern and classic garden settings. Crafted from fibre cement, it offers the perfect balance of strength and elegance, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Its sealed finish ensures water resistance, protecting the pot from Cape Town’s seasonal rains while maintaining its sleek appearance. Ideal for showcasing ornamental plants, shrubs, or even small trees, this pot adds sophistication to patios, balconies, and garden beds.

Why You’ll Love It

• Elegant design that suits any garden style.
• Sealed finish for water resistance and durability.
• Lightweight compared to traditional stone pots.
• Perfect for both indoor and outdoor plant displays.
• Complements Cape Town’s coastal and contemporary aesthetics.

Quick Use Guide

Place the pot in your desired location, ensuring good drainage. Fill with quality potting soil or a mix suited to your chosen plant. Suitable for decorative shrubs, flowering plants, or statement greenery. Its sealed surface makes it easy to clean and maintain, while protecting against moisture damage in Cape Town’s winter rains.

Did You Know?

Fibre cement pots combine natural fibres with cement, creating a strong yet lightweight material. This makes them more eco-friendly than pure concrete, while still offering the durability needed for long-lasting garden décor.

Vermiculite can be used to encourage seed germination and improve soil structure. This is because of its aeration and water-holding properties. VLite vermiculite is exfoliated to ensure a top-quality and sterilized product.

Excellent for carpet bedding, borders and edgings. Water freely and protect from sun when first transplanted..

Handmade item. Size and design might vary slightly

Handmade item. Size and design might vary slightly

A fast growing evergreen indigenous tree that will attract birds to your garden and will tolerate heavy winds and drought conditions even though it naturally prefers to grow along river banks. 

This metal water mister is an elegant and practical tool designed specifically for delicate indoor plants. Its easy-to-use pump mechanism produces a fine, gentle mist that helps maintain optimal humidity without overwatering. 

A metal water mister also makes an ideal gift for plant enthusiasts looking to enhance their home or office space.

Water Oak is a Cape Garden favourite and an attractive, medium-sized deciduous tree that's fast-growing, ensuring you'll be rewarded with a magnificent specimen in just a few years. This versatile oak does extremely well in urban areas and is often planted along avenues for its uniform shape and reliable performance in challenging city conditions. The Water Oak tolerates clay soil and provides excellent autumn color displays, making it perfect for larger gardens, parks, and commercial landscapes where seasonal interest is desired. Plant 8-10m apart for avenue plantings or use as specimen trees in garden beds and larger landscapes. Feed annually in spring with a balanced tree fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth. For young trees, provide support with tree stakes and secure with tree ties until well established. Apply pine mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Plant in full sun with well-drained to clay soil for best performance. Learn more about FALLing in love with deciduous trees this AUTUMN with spectacular oaks like Water Oak, or discover how to choose the perfect tree for your garden with fast-growing shade trees.

Water Pear (Syzygium guineense) – a hardy, indigenous evergreen that performs beautifully in Western Cape gardens whether grown as a single shade tree or trained into a dense, full hedge. Its glossy foliage creates a lush, year-round screen, offering excellent privacy, cooling shade and natural noise softening. From August to December it carries clusters of creamy white, lightly scented flowers that draw bees and seasonal pollinators.

Why You'll Love It:
• Fast-growing evergreen that provides consistent screening
• Ideal as a shade tree or clipped into a thick hedge
• Flowers in late winter to early summer with soft, creamy blooms
• Indigenous and well-suited to Western Cape conditions
• Low-maintenance and water-wise once established

Planting & Care:
Plant in full sun in moist, well-drained soil enriched with compost. Water regularly during the first year, then reduce as the tree establishes. Feed in spring with a balanced tree fertiliser for strong, healthy growth. Stake young plants for support and mulch around the base to retain moisture. Space 4–5 m apart for hedging or plant individually as feature trees.

Allows you to water your plants and garden with ease. Wide mouth for easy filling. One piece construction to eliminate leaks.

This metal watering can is both stylish and practical.   Its red body is enhanced with elegant copper-toned handles and rose.  The top handle is foldable.

Watering your plants in style, made easy.

Addis watering can rose.

Plant about 10 seeds per basin. Very popular large watermelon with sweet red flesh.

Plant 10 seeds per basin. Dark green hard rind with sweet red flesh.

Weed Guard 100GSM is a durable, protective barrier designed to prevent weed growth in gardens, landscaping, and agricultural areas. Measuring 10m x 1m, it is made from high-quality, breathable fabric that effectively blocks sunlight to inhibit weed germination while still allowing air and water to reach the soil, promoting healthy plant growth.

Ideal for use under mulch, gravel, or soil, Weed Guard helps reduce maintenance and minimizes the need for chemical herbicides. Its 100GSM thickness provides excellent durability and resistance to wear, making it suitable for both residential and commercial applications. Some varieties are also eco-friendly and decompose over time, enriching the soil.

Available in convenient rolls, Weed Guard 100GSM is easy to install and adaptable for various gardening and landscaping needs.

Handmade item and locally made garden furniture made in Cape Town. Size, colour and design elements might vary slightly.