A hardy, evergreen shrub that thrives where few others can. Native to Australia, this versatile plant is celebrated for its fine-textured, grey-green foliage arranged in neat whorls, giving it a rosemary-like appearance. In Cape Town’s climate, it produces clusters of delicate white to pale lilac flowers from September through February (spring to summer), often blooming intermittently throughout the year. Perfect for coastal gardens, hedging, screening, or low-maintenance borders, Westringia fruticosa is highly tolerant of wind, salt spray, and sandy soils. It flourishes in full sun to partial shade and requires minimal water once established, making it an excellent choice for waterwise landscaping. 
Bring resilience and elegance to your garden with the Australian Coastal Rosemary – Westringia fruticosa.

Why You’ll Love It

• Produces dainty white flowers for months on end.
• Highly tolerant of coastal winds and salty air.
• Dense, bushy growth makes it ideal for hedges or screening.
• Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established.
• Attracts bees, butterflies, and pollinators to your garden.

Plant & Care

Plant Westringia fruticosa in well-draining soil, ideally sandy or loamy, and position it in full sun to semi-shade. Water moderately during establishment, then reduce as it becomes drought-hardy. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain a neat, rounded shape. It tolerates coastal conditions exceptionally well, making it a reliable choice for exposed sites.

Did You Know?

Despite its name, Coastal Rosemary is not related to culinary rosemary. It belongs to the mint family (Lamiaceae) and is prized purely for its ornamental value and toughness in harsh conditions.

Azalea Encore Carnival is a striking evergreen shrub known for its vibrant pink and white bi-colour flowers. This hardy variety blooms multiple times throughout the year, adding a splash of colour to gardens. It thrives in partial shade and well-drained soil, making it perfect for creating a colorful focal point in landscapes.

Azalea Magenta (Rhododendron Indicum) is among the most rewarding mass-flowering shrubs for Western Cape gardens. These beauties burst into spectacular magenta colour from May to October, brightening shady spots when few other plants are in bloom, creating brilliant colour from autumn to spring.

Why You'll Love It:
• Spectacular magenta colour from May to October (autumn to spring)
• Brightens shady spots when few other plants are in bloom
• Dense clusters of flowers create stunning displays
• Rounded form perfect for borders, containers, or woodland-style gardens
• Long flowering season - stunning colour when most gardens are resting
• Excellent in pots and containers
• Thrives in morning sun or dappled shade

Planting & Care:
Plant 60-80cm apart in morning sun or dappled shade with acidic, well-drained soil. Water regularly to keep soil moist but not waterlogged. Feed with an acid-loving plant food to maintain lush foliage and vivid blooms.

Pretty  flowers and fine, feathery leaves. Sure to add a whimsical touch to any garden, especially lovely in hanging baskets. Can also be used in patio containers, window boxes or as bedding or border plants.

Pretty  flowers and fine, feathery leaves. Sure to add a whimsical touch to any garden, especially lovely in hanging baskets. Can also be used in patio containers, window boxes or as bedding or border plants.

Ball water feature.

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

*Slight colour and texture variations may occur.

Bamboo stakes are strong, lightweight and inexpensive plant supports.  They are durable.  Good for supporting new trees and landscaping.

A trellis is the perfect structure for climbers & creepers. They can also be used to fence of an area in the garden or purely as decoration.

Bamboo stakes are strong, lightweight and inexpensive plant supports.  They are durable.  Good for supporting new trees and landscaping.

*10 pieces per pack

Bamboo stakes are strong, lightweight and inexpensive plant supports.  They are durable.  Good for supporting new trees and landscaping.

*20 pieces per pack

Bamboo Palm is a beautiful, evergreen, multi-stemmed palm with feathery, arching leaves that creates a stunning tropical display. This popular houseplant adds instant tropical elegance to living rooms, office reception areas, patios, and shaded garden spaces while serving as an excellent natural air purifier. The graceful, clumping growth habit and golden-yellow stems make it perfect for creating privacy screens or focal points in semi-shaded areas. The Bamboo Palm benefits from occasional misting to increase humidity, especially when grown indoors.

Why You’ll Love It

• Golden bamboo-like canes create a striking tropical look.
• Feathery fronds add lush greenery indoors or outdoors.
• Air-purifying qualities make it a healthy indoor choice.
• Versatile placement, patios, poolside, or living rooms.
• Low-maintenance and resilient in Cape Town’s climate.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining soil and water regularly, especially during summer, but avoid waterlogging. Indoors, place in bright, indirect light; outdoors, semi-shade is ideal. Feed with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season to encourage lush fronds. Remove old or yellowing leaves to keep the plant tidy. Protect from frost in winter, as it prefers warmer conditions.

Did You Know?

The Golden Cane Palm is one of the most popular indoor palms worldwide because of its air-purifying abilities, NASA studies found it helps remove toxins from indoor air, making it both beautiful and beneficial.

Applying a thick layer of decorative bark to your soil surfaces (also serves as a mulch) does much more than just make your garden look attractive. It helps to retain soil moisture, suppresses weed growth and will gradually improve the structure of your soil.

* Max 30 per delivery

The bay laurel, also known as the bay leaf, is a large shrub or small tree that is grown for its aromatic foliage and lovely pyramidal shape.

Its dark green, leathery leaves form a dense shrub. Excellent as an ornamental plant in a container and thrives in Western Cape coastal regions.

Small yellow flowers appear in spring. Evergreen

Beetroot prefer to be grown in moist, fertile soil in a sunny spot. It is a great source of fiber and minerals like iron, potassium and manganese.

The Beige Floridis Amsterda Boxed Planter brings a perfect balance of modern design and timeless charm to any indoor or outdoor setting. With its sleek boxed shape and understated beige finish, it effortlessly enhances your space with subtle elegance. Crafted from durable, lightweight polyethylene resin, this planter is not only weather-resistant but also eco-friendly—built to last in any environment. Designed to showcase a variety of plants, it offers exceptional stability and practicality. Its clean, minimalist design fits seamlessly with diverse decor styles, making it the ideal choice for anyone looking to add a sophisticated, stylish touch to their greenery.

Beige Floridis Amsterda Graffiti Bowl Pot is a versatile and stylish addition to any indoor or outdoor space. Crafted from lightweight, super-resistant polyethylene resin, this planter is 100% recyclable and features anti-UV protection to prevent fading. Its stone-effect finish in a neutral beige tone complements various decor styles. Designed to withstand sun, rain, and low temperatures, it includes a discreet saucer to collect excess water, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

The Beige Floridis Amsterda Graffiti Cylinder is a modern and sleek planter that elevates any indoor or outdoor space. This cylindrical pot blends urban style with timeless elegance, featuring a beige finish. Made from durable, lightweight polyethylene resin, it's weather-resistant and eco-friendly. The pot is designed to accommodate a variety of plants, offering stability and functionality, while its clean, minimalist design complements a range of decor styles. Ideal for contemporary living, it’s perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your greenery.

The Floridis Amsterdam Graffiti Round Pot in beige is the perfect blend of urban edge and timeless elegance. With its graffiti-inspired finish, this lightweight yet durable pot adds a contemporary touch to any indoor or outdoor space. Ideal for showcasing your favourite plants, whether lush ferns, flowering shrubs, or statement succulents. It provides stability with its rounded design while complementing a wide range of décor styles. Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), it’s 100% recyclable, weather-resistant, and designed for modern living. Elevate your greenery with the stylish and functional Floridis Amsterdam Graffiti Round Pot – Beige.

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique graffiti-inspired beige finish adds modern flair.
• Lightweight yet durable HDPE construction.
• Weather-resistant and suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
• Available in multiple sizes to suit different plants.
• 100% recyclable, making it eco-friendly.

Plant & Care

Choose the pot size that best suits your plant’s root system. Use a high-quality potting mix and ensure proper drainage for healthy growth. Place indoors or outdoors depending on plant requirements. Clean with mild soap and water to maintain its finish. Reuse season after season thanks to its durable material.

Did You Know?

Floridis pots are designed in Europe with a focus on combining style and sustainability. The graffiti-inspired finish is part of a modern design trend that brings urban art into everyday living spaces, making your plants not just greenery but a statement piece.

Berg Buchu (Agathosma ciliaris) is a stunning indigenous fynbos shrub that transforms your garden with authentic South African beauty. This aromatic evergreen produces masses of delicate white flowers from autumn through winter, creating spectacular displays when most plants are dormant.

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

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

Biogrow Copper Soap Natural Fungicide. A natural, eco-friendly fungicide designed to protect your plants from common fungal diseases while keeping your garden safe and sustainable. Biogrow Copper Soap combines copper with fatty acids to create a gentle yet effective spray that prevents and controls powdery mildew, downy mildew, rust, and leaf spots. In Cape Town’s climate, fungal infections are most active during the wetter months of May to September, making this product an essential ally for healthy gardens. Suitable for vegetables, fruit trees, ornamentals, and roses, it is safe for organic gardening, leaves no harmful residues, and is easy to apply. Protect your plants naturally with Copper Soap.

Why You’ll Love It

• 100% natural and eco-friendly formulation.
• Effective against a wide range of fungal diseases.
• Safe for use on edibles, ornamentals, and roses.
• Easy-to-use liquid concentrate for foliar spraying.
• Leaves no harmful residues, supporting organic gardening.

Quick Use Guide

Dilute according to instructions and apply as a foliar spray. Use preventatively during Cape Town’s wetter months or at the first signs of fungal infection. Reapply every 7–10 days if conditions persist. Suitable for vegetables, fruit trees, ornamentals, and roses.

Did You Know?

Copper has been used for centuries as a natural fungicide. Biogrow Copper Soap modernises this tradition with an eco-friendly formulation that is safe for organic gardens, helping protect plants without harming beneficial insects or the environment.

Biogrow Ferramol – Organic Snail & Slug Bait is a safe, eco-friendly solution for protecting your plants from common garden pests. Formulated with naturally occurring iron phosphate, it effectively controls snails and slugs without harming pets, wildlife, or beneficial insects. In Cape Town’s climate, it’s especially useful during wetter months when snails and slugs are most active. Easy to apply and long-lasting, this bait helps keep your garden thriving while supporting sustainable gardening practices.

Why You’ll Love It

• Made from natural iron phosphate, safe for pets and wildlife.
• Targets snails and slugs without affecting beneficial insects.
• Effective even in damp conditions, ideal for Cape Town’s winters.
• Easy to scatter around plants for quick protection.
• Eco-friendly alternative to chemical pesticides.

Quick Use Guide

Scatter the pellets evenly around plants, especially in moist areas where snails and slugs are active. Reapply after heavy rain or watering for continued protection. Suitable for use in vegetable gardens, flower beds, and ornamental plantings.

Did You Know?

Iron phosphate, the active ingredient in Ferramol, is the same compound found in many soils and fertilizers, meaning once the bait has done its job, it simply breaks down into nutrients that enrich your garden soil!

Medium Stone Bird Feeder 

31cm (diameter)

* colour may vary according to availability

One the most popular horticultural perennials around the world. It flowers for long periods. Mandela's gold has yellow flowers and bright purple/blue inflorences and is an ideal pot plant and popular to use as cut flowers.

IMPORTANT: Our Strelitzias are grown outdoors, where wind, sun, and other natural elements can cause the leaves to tear or develop slight browning on the edges. This is completely normal and part of the plant’s natural growth pattern. Even in your own home garden, your Strelitzia will go through the same process over the years. Growers also trim older leaves to encourage strong, upright growth, so receiving a plant with cut stems is not a sign of poor quality. It’s simply part of healthy maintenance, development, and the natural characteristics of the plant.

Long leaves unfold from the heart of the fern which is covered in chocolate coloured hairs resembling a bird's nest.  One of the best places to keep this fern is near a shower or bath where it will receive optimal humidity. It is best to keep sufficient space around the leaves as the edges are easily damaged. Can also be grown in the garden in filtered light. Do not water directly into the rosette to prevent rot. This low-maintenance beauty performs best in well-draining soil. 

The Bismarckia Palm is one of the most majestic and architectural palms you can grow. Native to Madagascar, it is instantly recognisable by its massive, fan‑shaped leaves in a striking silvery‑blue colour. Each leaf can span over a metre across, creating a bold, sculptural presence that transforms any garden into a tropical showpiece. In Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate, the Bismarckia Palm thrives in full sun with well‑drained soil. It is best planted in spring (September-November) or early summer (December), when conditions encourage strong root establishment. Flowering occurs in summer (December-February), producing small, cream‑coloured blooms followed by decorative brown fruits. Its evergreen fronds provide year‑round drama, while its slow but steady growth ensures it becomes a long‑lasting feature in the landscape. Typical uses include ornamental specimen planting, focal points in large gardens, avenue plantings, and poolside landscaping. Its silvery foliage contrasts beautifully with green plantings, making it a favourite among collectors and designers. A true statement plant, the Bismarckia Palm brings grandeur, resilience, and timeless beauty to Cape Town gardens.

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking silvery‑blue fan leaves for dramatic impact.
• Evergreen foliage provides year‑round tropical appeal.
• Hardy and drought‑tolerant once established.
• Perfect as a specimen palm or avenue planting.
• Adds grandeur and architectural beauty to large gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant in full sun in well‑drained soil during spring or early summer. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as the palm becomes drought‑tolerant. Feed with a balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage healthy growth. Remove old fronds to maintain a clean trunk and highlight its bold crown. Protect young palms from frost, though mature specimens are relatively hardy.

Did You Know?

In its native Madagascar, it grows on open plains, which explains its love of full sun and dry conditions. Its silvery foliage is not only ornamental but also helps reflect sunlight, reducing water loss, a clever adaptation that makes it perfectly suited to Cape Town’s water‑wise gardens.

Black Mondo grass, also known as' Black Dragon', is a dramatic ornamental grass that captivates with its deep-purple to nearly jet-black leaves. In summer, it surprises with small, bell-shaped, pale pinkish-white flowers that emerge on dark stems, later transforming into glossy dark-purple berries.

Notably, it is also remarkably low-maintenance and thrives in partial to full shade, making it an ideal choice for shaded garden areas. Additionally, the striking dark foliage of Black Mondo grass provides a stunning colour contrast in mixed plantings.

Handmade item. Size and design might vary slightly

Plants & Pot sold separately 

Blue Finger is a striking succulent groundcover that paints the garden with waves of silvery-blue foliage. Its slender, finger-like leaves create a dense mat that spills beautifully over walls, containers, and pathways, adding texture and cool tones to Cape Town’s landscapes. In summer (December–February), it produces clusters of small, daisy-like white flowers that contrast elegantly against the blue foliage. This plant is a favourite for coastal gardens thanks to its salt tolerance, and it thrives in full sun, making it ideal for water-wise designs. Whether used as a living carpet, a dramatic edging, or a companion to bold aloes and agaves, Blue Finger brings year-round colour and sculptural appeal. Add effortless elegance and texture with the Blue Finger (Senecio mandraliscae ‘Talinoides’).

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique silvery-blue foliage adds cool tones.
• Spills gracefully over walls and containers.
• Produces delicate white flowers in summer.
• Thrives in Cape Town’s dry, coastal conditions.
• Low-maintenance and highly drought-tolerant.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil in a sunny position. Water sparingly, as Blue Finger is highly drought-resistant once established. Trim back lightly after flowering to maintain a neat, compact shape. Pair with bold succulents or aloes for dramatic contrast. Protect from excessive frost, though Cape Town’s mild winters suit it well.

Did You Know?

Blue Finger is often used by landscapers to create a “living river” effect, its flowing blue foliage mimicking water when planted en masse along pathways or garden beds.

These elegant bullet-shaped glazed clay planters feature a stunning blue finish in various styles and textures. Durable and suitable for outdoor or indoor use. With drainage holes.

*Plants used for display purposes and not included.

Classic cone-shaped glazed clay planters with a decorative blue finish available in various styles and textures. Durable and suitable for outdoor or indoor use. With drainage holes.

*Plants used for display purposes and not included.

Classic round glazed clay planters with a decorative blue finish available in various styles and textures. Durable and suitable for outdoor or indoor use. With drainage holes.

*Plants used for display purposes and not included.

Transform your home into a tranquil retreat with the Blue Star Fern, a plant that looks as though it’s stepped out of a tropical forest. Its silky, blue-green fronds with star-like shapes ripple gracefully, adding movement and texture to any room. Unlike fussy ferns, this one thrives in indirect light and moderate humidity, making it a perfect companion for Cape Town homes, shaded patios, or stylish indoor displays. Place it in a decorative pot or hanging basket, and watch it bring a calming, lush atmosphere to your space. A plant that’s as easy to care for as it is beautiful. 

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique blue-green fronds add instant style.
• Perfect for modern interiors and shaded patios.
• Creates a calming, tropical atmosphere.
• Low-maintenance compared to other ferns.
• Looks stunning in decorative pots or hanging baskets.

Plant & Care

Plant in a well-draining potting mix rich in organic matter. Keep soil lightly moist but never soggy, and mist occasionally to maintain humidity. Place in bright, indirect light or semi-shade. Trim away old fronds to encourage fresh growth. Feed lightly during spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer.

Did You Know?

The Blue Star Fern is an epiphytic fern, meaning it naturally grows on trees rather than in soil, a trait that makes it especially adaptable to indoor living and gives it that airy, sculptural look.

An elegant, strappy-leaved perennial that produces delicate star-shaped blue flowers from late spring (October) through summer (January) in Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate, followed by attractive purple-blue berries. Perfect for borders, mass plantings, or as a hardy groundcover, it adds texture and colour to both formal and naturalistic gardens. Thrives in full sun to semi-shade and tolerates a wide range of soils, making it a versatile, water-wise choice. A tough yet graceful plant that brings year-round greenery and seasonal bursts of colour.

Why You’ll Love It

• Strappy green foliage provides year-round structure.
• Starry blue flowers in spring and summer.
• Decorative purple berries add seasonal interest.
• Hardy, low-maintenance, and drought-tolerant.
• Perfect for borders, mass plantings, or pots.

Plant & Care

Plant in full sun to semi-shade with well-drained soil. Water moderately during establishment, then sparingly as it is drought-tolerant. Remove spent flower stalks to tidy the plant and encourage fresh growth. Divide clumps every few years to rejuvenate and spread. Protect berries from pets or children, as they are ornamental rather than edible.

Did You Know?

Despite its name, the Blueberry Flax-lily’s berries are not edible. They are purely ornamental, adding a splash of colour to the garden long after the flowers fade.

Keep your car spotless while transporting plants with our durable boot liner. Designed to protect against scratches, soil spillage, water leaks, and mud, this 1.5m x 1m liner ensures your vehicle’s interior stays clean and damage-free. Perfect for gardening enthusiasts, it’s easy to clean and offers reliable protection for every plant-filled journey.

A hardy, evergreen succulent shrub with interesting tooth-edged foliage, that turn from green to red in winter. Bears small yellow flowers on erect stems from June to November. Drought resistant.

Bougainvillea ‘Barbara Karst’ is a vigorous, evergreen climber that drenches your garden in bold magenta-red colour. Its dark green, glossy leaves form the perfect backdrop for masses of luminous bracts that bloom from spring right through to late autumn — often continuing into winter in mild coastal areas. The small, pure-white flowers are strikingly bright against the bracts, creating an unforgettable show of tropical vibrancy.

Why You’ll Love It:
• Produces vibrant crimson-red bracts for an exceptionally long flowering season
• Colour stays brightest in full sun, light shade will soften tones to reddish-blue
• Exceptionally heat- and drought-tolerant once established
• Hardy and reliable, one of the toughest bougainvillea cultivars
• Perfect for coastal gardens, pergolas, fences, and sunny walls

Planting & Care:
Plant in full sun in well-drained soil to bring out the best colour. Water deeply but infrequently once established,  too much water or shade reduces flowering. Feed every 6–8 weeks with a flowering shrub fertiliser during the growing season. Trim lightly after flushes of bloom to keep it neat and encourage new growth. Avoid heavy winter watering.

 Cape Garden Tip:
For the brightest colour, give it sunshine and restraint, bougainvilleas bloom best when slightly stressed. Perfect for Cape Town’s coastal gardens, where it thrives in summer heat and copes well with winter rain. Pair with Lampranthus for a carpet of matching brilliance or use Tree & Shrub Fertiliser to keep growth strong and flowering prolific.

Sunshine yellow floral bracts provide masses of colour throughout summer on this medium sized shrub. Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens.

A beautiful medium sized shrub, covered in masses of beautiful ruby bracts in summer. Lovely screening plant. Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens.

A beautiful vigorous-growing bougainvillea with bright magenta coloured flower bracts. Suitable to cover patios and a dramatic groundcover for banks when allowed to ramble. Plant in well-draining soil.  

Buxus sempervirens ‘Faulkner’ Boxwood. A timeless evergreen shrub, Buxus ‘Faulkner’ is prized for its dense, glossy green foliage and neat growth habit. In Cape Town’s climate, it produces small greenish flowers from late winter into early spring (August–September), though it is grown mainly for its foliage. Perfect for clipped hedges, topiary, screening, or adding structure to formal gardens, this versatile shrub thrives in full sun, semi-shade, and even light shade. Low-maintenance and water-wise once established, it’s a must-have for elegant landscapes. Bring timeless sophistication to your garden with the lush greenery of Boxwood.

Why You’ll Love It

• Evergreen foliage keeps your garden green year-round.
• Ideal for formal hedges, topiary, and geometric designs.
• Compact growth habit makes it easy to shape and maintain.
• Thrives in a variety of light conditions, from sun to shade.
• Water-wise and hardy, perfect for Western Cape gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained soil enriched with compost. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as it becomes drought-tolerant. Trim lightly once or twice a year to maintain shape and encourage dense growth. Protect from extreme heat with mulch around the base, and feed with a balanced fertilizer in spring. Suitable for pots, borders, or mass planting.

Did You Know?

Boxwood has been used in gardens for centuries, dating back to Roman times, where it was prized for creating intricate knot gardens and mazes. Its wood is also one of the hardest known, historically used for fine carving and musical instruments.

The Coast Silver Oak is a hardy, fast‑growing indigenous tree that brings shimmering beauty and resilience to Cape Town gardens. Its striking silvery‑grey leaves, dark green above and pale beneath, create a two‑tone effect that dances in the wind and brightens coastal landscapes. In Cape Town’s Western Cape climate, it produces clusters of creamy‑white flowers from late spring into midsummer (October-January), followed by fluffy seed heads that add texture and interest. Perfect for screening, windbreaks, or as a feature tree, the Coast Silver Oak thrives in full sun and is especially suited to coastal conditions where salt spray and wind challenge other plants. Bring shimmering foliage and indigenous strength to your garden with Coast Silver Oak (Brachylaena discolor).

Why You’ll Love It

• Silvery foliage that glows in Cape Town’s coastal light.
• Flowers from October to January, adding seasonal interest.
• Indigenous, water‑wise, and perfectly adapted to local conditions.
• Excellent for screening, windbreaks, or feature planting.
• Hardy and resilient, thriving in coastal and urban gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant Brachylaena discolor in full sun with well‑drained soil. Water regularly during establishment, especially in Cape Town’s dry summer months (December-March), but once mature it is highly water‑wise. Prune lightly to shape or control size, though it naturally forms a graceful, upright canopy. Mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring to encourage healthy growth.  Prune off the lower branches to form a shade tree; and if space is limited, grow it in a large pot.

Did You Know?

The Coast Silver Oak is not a true oak but belongs to the daisy family (Asteraceae). Its silvery foliage has long been admired in indigenous landscaping, and it is often used to stabilise coastal dunes thanks to its tolerance of wind and salt spray.

A striking indoor ornamental with glossy, deep green leaves and a braided trunk that adds instant elegance to any space. Perfect for living rooms, offices, patios, and reception areas.  Best grown in bright, indirect light and requires moderate watering.

Why You’ll Love It

• Braided trunk adds unique sculptural appeal.
• Glossy foliage provides lush greenery year-round.
• Indoor elegance perfect for modern décor.
• Low-maintenance with simple care requirements.
• Air-purifying qualities enhance indoor environments.

Plant & Care

Place in bright, indirect light for best growth. Water moderately, allowing the topsoil to dry slightly between waterings. Avoid overwatering, as Ficus roots are sensitive to excess moisture. Wipe leaves occasionally to keep them dust-free and glossy. Prune lightly to maintain shape, and feed monthly during the growing season with a balanced liquid fertilizer.

Did You Know?

The braided trunk of the Ficus ‘Millennium’ is not natural, it’s carefully trained and woven while young, creating a living sculpture that continues to grow and strengthen over time. This artistry makes it one of the most sought-after statement plants for stylish interiors.

 In the vibrant world of vegetable gardens, broccoli plants stand tall and verdant, boasting a canopy of lush, emerald leaves. These robust plants, belonging to the cabbage family, unfurl their deep green florets, resembling miniature treetops that sway gently in the breeze. With sturdy stalks anchoring them firmly into the soil, broccoli plants are resilient and hardy, their textured appearance telling tales of resilience against varying weather conditions. As they grow, these plants don a captivating aura, transforming into a testament of nature's artistry, promising a harvest of nutritious and delightful florets prized for their earthy flavor and healthful benefits.

The Aztec Gold Bromeliad is a dazzling tropical plant that brings a burst of colour and exotic flair to any space. With its bold rosette of arching, strap‑like leaves and a central flower spike that glows in shades of gold, orange, and red, it is a living jewel for patios, interiors, and shaded garden corners. Native to the bromeliad family of South America, Aechmea ‘Aztec Gold’ thrives in Cape Town’s climate when given bright, indirect light and regular moisture, rewarding growers with long‑lasting blooms that can persist for months. Even after flowering, its foliage remains striking, and new offsets (“pups”) emerge to continue the cycle. 

Note: Bromeliads are epiphytic by nature, meaning they absorb water and nutrients through their central cup and leaves. They are not drought‑tolerant outdoors but are easy‑care indoors when watered correctly. With its amazing colorful bloom girdled with a crown of deep green leaves, Bromelia does a good job in catching the eye. This exotic beauty comes in many shapes and varieties, and make a very interesting indoor plant. A bromelia plant has the uncommon characteristic of only producing a single flower, but the bloom lasts for three to six months.

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking golden flower spike with tropical flair.
• Long‑lasting blooms that persist for months.
• Compact size perfect for patios, interiors, and containers.
• Evergreen foliage with architectural rosette form.
• Easy‑care and produces offsets for new plants.

Plant & Care

Place in bright, indirect light or semi‑shade. Keep the central cup filled with fresh water and flush regularly to prevent stagnation. Water the soil lightly, allowing it to dry slightly between waterings. Fertilize sparingly with diluted liquid feed during the growing season. Remove spent flower spikes to encourage pups, which can be separated and replanted once mature.

Did You Know?

Bromeliads like Aechmea ‘Aztec Gold’ are natural epiphytes, often found clinging to trees in tropical forests. They collect rainwater in their central cups, creating tiny ecosystems where insects, frogs, and even small animals find shelter. The name “Aztec Gold” reflects its treasure‑like bloom, a golden beacon that can last for months, making it one of the most rewarding ornamental bromeliads for collectors and decorators.

Brush Cherry Standard (Syzygium Paniculatum) is expertly trained as an elegant single-trunk tree with a perfectly shaped crown, creating a sophisticated 'lollipop' topiary that serves as a stunning focal point in formal gardens and landscapes. This standard form features a clean, straight trunk topped with a dense, rounded canopy that can be maintained through regular pruning to achieve the desired size and shape.

Why You'll Love It:
• Sophisticated 'lollipop' topiary form
• Glossy green foliage emerges in attractive reddish hues
• Year-round visual interest and architectural structure
• Perfect for container growing on patios
• Ideal for formal garden entrances or as specimen trees
• Elevated canopy allows for underplanting
• Creates elegant vertical interest without overwhelming smaller spaces
• Dense, rounded canopy can be maintained through regular pruning

Planting & Care:
Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Water regularly to keep soil moist. Regular pruning maintains the desired size and shape of the crown. Feed with a balanced tree fertilizer in spring and autumn to maintain vigorous crown development and healthy trunk growth.

Beautifully designed for outdoor relaxation. This unique, practical and durable coffee table is a must have and works in both formal, informal and rustic looking environments.

*This product may not be readily available and a waiting period may apply.

*Slight colour and texture variations may occur.

Wooden Bug Hotel

 55cm (height) x 20 cm (width)

An interesting evergreen succulent with trailing stems covered in overlapping blue-green leaves, resembling a braided tail. The waxy layer on the leaves protect the plant from the sun. Low maintenance and ideal for containers or hanging baskets. A very forgiving plant if you forget to water it - if the young leaves start shrivelling it is a reminder that it needs water. Also known as a donkey’s tail or beaver’s tail or burro’s tail. Also used as an indoor plant in a bright spot.

Cabbage is part of the cruciferous vegetable family, like kale and broccoli. Cabbage can vary in color from green to red and purple, and the leaves can be smooth or crinkled.

Our Assorted Cactus selection offers a delightful mix of hardy, sculptural plants perfect for both indoor and outdoor displays. Each cactus brings its own character: from tall, columnar forms to compact, globular shapes, often adorned with spines that glisten in the sun. Many varieties reward patient growers with seasonal blooms in late spring and summer (October–February in Cape Town), producing vibrant flowers in shades of red, yellow, pink, or white. These cacti thrive in full sun and well-draining soil, making them ideal for water-wise gardens, rockeries, and decorative pots. Whether you’re looking for a low-maintenance houseplant or a striking outdoor accent, this collection offers year-round interest and resilience. Discover the charm and diversity of the Assorted Cactus Collection (Cactus Assorted).

Why You’ll Love It

• A diverse mix of cactus forms and colours.
• Seasonal flowers add surprise and beauty.
• Perfect for pots, patios, and rock gardens.
• Thrives in Cape Town’s dry summers.
• Easy-care plants for beginners and collectors alike.

Plant & Care

Plant in gritty, well-draining soil and ensure containers have good drainage holes. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry completely between waterings — especially in winter. Position in bright light or full sun to encourage healthy growth and flowering. Handle with care when repotting due to spines. Fertilize lightly in spring to support blooming.

Did You Know?

Some cacti can live for decades, and certain species bloom only once a year, making their flowers a rare and treasured event for collectors.

Calandiva is a dazzling indoor and patio favourite, celebrated for its clusters of double-petaled blooms that resemble miniature roses. Flowering generously in late autumn through winter (May–August in Cape Town), it brings a burst of colour when many other plants are resting. Available in a wide palette, from vibrant reds and oranges to soft pinks, yellows, and whites. Calandiva is perfect for brightening living spaces, balconies, and sheltered garden corners. Compact and long-lasting, its blooms can persist for weeks, making it a superb gift plant as well as a cheerful addition to your own collection. Thriving in bright light with minimal water, it’s ideal for water-wise gardeners and anyone seeking effortless beauty. Bring year-round charm indoors with the Calandiva (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana hybrid).

Why You’ll Love It

• Rose-like clusters of colourful blooms.
• Flowers in Cape Town’s cooler months (May–August).
• Compact size perfect for pots and indoor displays.
• Long-lasting blooms with minimal care.
• A cheerful, water-wise plant for gifting or décor.

Plant & Care

Place in bright, indirect light indoors or semi-shade outdoors. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between waterings, overwatering can damage roots. Remove spent blooms to encourage fresh flowering. Feed lightly with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season. Protect from frost and cold drafts in winter.

Did You Know?

Calandiva was developed in the Netherlands as a special cultivar of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, bred specifically for its double-petaled “mini-rose” flowers that last longer than the single-flowered varieties

Chamomile attracts bees, butterflies and birds. Small, daisy-like flowers are used to make chamomile tea. Good companion plant for basil, onion and cabbage.

Campfire Crassula is a dazzling succulent that truly lives up to its name. Its fleshy, pointed leaves shift from bright green to glowing shades of red and orange, especially in Cape Town’s summer months (December–March) when the sun is strongest. In mid-summer, it produces clusters of tiny white flowers that contrast beautifully against the fiery foliage. This fast-spreading groundcover is perfect for rockeries, succulent beds, and containers, where it creates a carpet of colour and texture. Hardy and water-wise, it thrives in full sun but will tolerate semi-shade, making it versatile for different garden spots. Whether used as a bold accent or a mass planting, Campfire Crassula brings year-round vibrancy to coastal and inland gardens alike. Ignite your garden with the radiant colours of Campfire Crassula

Why You’ll Love It

• Fiery foliage that intensifies in summer sun.
• Produces delicate white flowers mid-summer.
• Spreads quickly to form colourful groundcover.
• Thrives in Cape Town’s dry, coastal climate.
• Easy-care, water-wise, and highly ornamental.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil in a sunny position for the best colour. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between waterings. Trim back lightly after flowering to maintain a neat shape and encourage new growth. Protect from excessive frost, though Cape Town’s mild winters suit it well. Pair with aloes or agaves for dramatic contrast.

Did You Know?

The more sun Campfire Crassula receives, the more intense its red and orange tones become, making it one of the most rewarding succulents for Cape Town gardens.

Tecomaria capensis ‘Salmon’ Cape Honeysuckle ‘Salmon’ Turn your garden into a wildlife haven with the Cape Honeysuckle ‘Salmon’. From late summer through autumn (February-May), and often again in spring (September-November), this vigorous shrub explodes with clusters of salmon-pink trumpet flowers that shimmer in the Cape sunshine. Loved by sunbirds, bees, and butterflies, it’s a magnet for life and colour. Whether trained as a hedge, sprawling groundcover, or climbing onto trellises, it adapts beautifully to your garden’s needs. This honeysuckle isn’t just a plant, it’s a celebration of Cape Town’s seasons, bringing vibrancy and movement to every corner of your garden.

Why You’ll Love It

• Salmon-pink blooms brighten gardens in February–May and September–November.
• Attracts sunbirds, bees, and butterflies for a lively display.
• Versatile: hedge, climber, or groundcover.
• Hardy, water-wise, and coastal tolerant.
• Indigenous beauty that thrives in Cape Town’s climate.

Plant & Care

Plant in compost-enriched, well-draining soil. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as it becomes drought-tolerant. Prune after flowering to shape or encourage dense growth, it responds well to trimming. Feed lightly in spring to boost flowering. Perfect for coastal gardens, it withstands wind and salt spray with ease.

Did You Know?

Despite its name, the Cape Honeysuckle isn’t a true honeysuckle, it belongs to the Bignoniaceae family, alongside jacarandas and trumpet vines. Its tubular flowers are perfectly designed for sunbirds, making your garden part of their natural feeding route. Plant one, and you’ll be rewarded with feathered visitors and a symphony of colour!

Gardenias, renowned for their captivating fragrance and beautiful white or yellow flowers that bloom during spring and early summer, are suitable for gardens or indoor pots. This evergreen shrub thrives in warm climates with indirect sunlight. It requires well-drained, acidic soil enriched with organic matter. Regular watering is essential, but take care not to overwater, as their roots are sensitive to waterlogged conditions. Plant them near a patio, garden bench, or window to fully enjoy their fragrance. They do best with morning sun and afternoon shade.

Add structure and sustainability with this Cape fynbos gem!

Endemic to the Western Cape, Condropetalum tectorum is a water-wise, reed-like plant that forms bold clumps of upright, dark green stems. Topped with decorative brown bracts, it thrives in sandy, well-drained soils and requires minimal care. Perfect for drought-tolerant gardens or wetland areas, this fynbos favorite adds modern, architectural beauty to any landscape.

This perennial weeping brown Carex has mid-brown,bronze-red leaves.This plant forms clumps with arching leaves. Great for autumn containers or borders, this ornamental grass adds texture, form and motion to your garden.Also excellent in mixed containers,landscapes and low-maintenance gardens.

Upright narrow-leaved Sedge(water-loving shrub) with bright green foliage. Carex are grasses that grow naturally in grasslands and marsh areas around the world. They bring a relaxed,unstructured feel to the landscape and can be used in creative ways to add contrasting colour and texture to your garden. Excellent for borders, rock gardens or mass plantings. Also perfect as accent point in all kinds of containers.

This ornamental grass boasts long, fine-textured leaves and captivating copper bronze foliage. It stands tall in an impressive upright tuft, creating a stylish contrast when paired with lush green sedges in any garden bed. Notably, 'Red Rooster' is drought-tolerant and low-maintenance, making it an excellent choice for both novice and seasoned gardeners.

A delicate, evergreen ornamental grass with fine, silvery-green leaves that curl and cascade elegantly, creating a soft, frosted effect. In Cape Town’s climate, it maintains year-round appeal, with subtle flower spikes appearing in spring to early summer (September-November). Perfect for containers, borders, rock gardens, and modern landscapes, it thrives in semi-shade to full sun with regular moisture.

Why You’ll Love It

• Silvery-green, curling foliage adds texture and movement.
• Compact size makes it ideal for pots and small spaces.
• Evergreen appeal ensures year-round beauty.
• Low-maintenance and water-wise, perfect for Cape Town gardens.
• Versatile design plant for borders, rockeries, or modern landscapes.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining soil enriched with compost. Water regularly to keep the soil lightly moist, especially during hot, dry spells. Trim back old foliage in late winter to encourage fresh spring growth. Avoid waterlogging, as this can damage roots. Pair with other ornamental grasses or perennials for layered texture.

Did You Know?

The curling leaves of Carex ‘Frosted Curls’ are so distinctive that landscape designers often use them to mimic the look of flowing water in dry gardens, a clever way to add movement without irrigation.