Fibre Coir Block (70% Pith / 30% Fibre)  is a premium, eco-friendly growing medium made from coconut husks

When hydrated, the block expands into a soft, airy medium that can hold up to 10 times its weight in water, making it ideal for potting mixes, seedlings, hydroponics, and water-wise gardening in Cape Town’s dry summers. Compact and self-packed for convenience, this 5kg block is easy to store, transport, and use—simply add water and watch it expand into a versatile, sustainable medium that supports strong roots and vibrant growth.

Why You’ll Love It

• Balanced blend: 70% pith for water retention, 30% fibre for aeration.
• Holds up to 10 times its weight in water.
• Expands quickly when hydrated, compact yet powerful.
• Eco-friendly, sustainable, and perfect for water-wise gardening.

Quick Use Guide

Soak the block in water until fully expanded. Mix with compost or fertiliser for added nutrients. Use in pots, seed trays, or garden beds to improve soil structure and moisture retention. Ideal for Cape Town’s dry summers, helping plants thrive with less frequent watering.

Did You Know?

Coir fibre is a by-product of the coconut industry, making it one of the most sustainable growing mediums available. By choosing coir, you’re not only giving your plants the best start. You're also helping reduce reliance on non-renewable peat moss!

The Coir Husk Block is a natural, eco-friendly growing medium made from chunky coconut husk chips. Unlike fibre blocks, which are finer and water-retentive, husk blocks provide superior aeration, drainage, and soil structure, making them ideal for orchids, bromeliads, and plants that love free-draining conditions.

Self-packed for convenience, these blocks are lightweight, compact, and easy to store. When hydrated, they expand into a coarse, airy substrate that helps prevent waterlogging while still holding enough moisture to support healthy root growth. Perfect for containers, raised beds, hydroponics, and decorative mulching, Coir Husk Blocks are a sustainable choice for Cape Town’s dry summers and coastal gardens.

Why You’ll Love It

• Made from chunky coconut husk chips for excellent drainage.
• Prevents waterlogging while still retaining essential moisture.
• Improves soil aeration and structure for stronger roots.
• Perfect for orchids, bromeliads, and hydroponic systems.
• Compact, lightweight, and eco-friendly alternative to bark or peat.

How to Use

Soak the block in water until fully expanded. Use as a potting medium for orchids and other epiphytic plants, mix into soil for improved drainage, or apply as decorative mulch. Ideal for Cape Town’s dry summers, helping plants thrive with less risk of root rot.

Did You Know?

Coir husk chips break down slowly, meaning they last longer than fibre-based coir. This makes them especially popular with orchid growers, who value their ability to provide structure and airflow around delicate roots.

Colourburst Rose Food 6.3.5 is a premium fertilizer specifically designed to enhance the growth and flowering of roses. With a balanced 6-3-5 nutrient ratio, it provides the perfect blend of nitrogen (6%), phosphorus (3%), and potassium (5%) to promote strong root development, vibrant blooms, and healthy foliage. Enriched with essential micro-nutrients like iron, magnesium, and calcium, this specialized formula encourages abundant flowering, rich color, and improved disease resistance, ensuring your roses thrive throughout the growing season.

Compost – Boosts Soil Health Naturally

Enrich your garden with this nutrient-rich, moisture-retaining compost—often called "black gold" for a reason. Mix into your soil or apply as a mulch. Made from a balanced mix of nitrogen-rich greens (like garden waste and coffee grounds) and carbon-rich browns (such as leaves and shredded paper), it improves soil structure, supports healthy plant growth, and enhances water retention.

• Ideal for flower beds, veggie gardens, and containers
• Promotes strong root systems and soil microbes
• Great for Cape Town's sandy or depleted soils

Perfect for creating the foundation of a thriving garden. Learn how to start your own food garden this year or discover water-wise gardening techniques to make the most of your soil improvements.

Note: Max 30 bags compost per delivery. Additional delivery fees apply beyond this.

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

*Slight colour variations might occur. 

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

*Slight colour variations might occur. 

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

*Slight colour variations might occur. 

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

*Slight colour variations might occur. 

This lovely compact shrub flowers easily from late summer to spring. It's colour changes form orange to pink over this period making it a fantastic plant for gardens or containers. Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens.

This small compact shrub provides a variation of colour with bright red foliage in autumn to yellow highlights in winter. Great in containers or gardens.

This medium sized compact shrub will add spectacular colour to the garden or the patio. Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens.

Spectacular golden yellow colour in winter. Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens. Great cut flowers.

The Conebush 'Burgundy Sunset' (Leucadendron salignum x laureolum) features unusual dark burgundy foliage that provides year-round color in the garden. This beautiful hybrid creates stunning contrast with its rich, deep tones and adds dramatic interest to water-wise landscapes.

Growing Tips: Plant in well-draining soil in full sun for best color intensity. Very drought-tolerant once established and ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens. Thrives in poor soils without fertilizer. Prune lightly to maintain compact shape and encourage dense growth.

Large creamy-yellow tulip shaped flowers will provide masses of colour to your garden mid winter.  Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens.

Conebush 'Safari Sunset' is a stunning indigenous fynbos shrub known as the common sunshine conebush with a long flowering season from May to December, perfect for adding vibrant seasonal color to water-wise gardens. The flowers change color from striking burgundy red in summer and autumn to bright yellow and red bi-color in winter, creating spectacular displays throughout the year. This hardy South African plant makes excellent cut flowers and is ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens. Plant 2-2.5m apart for screening or use as a striking specimen plant in mixed fynbos plantings. Feed annually with a low-phosphorus indigenous plant fertilizer to encourage healthy growth and vibrant seasonal color changes. For best results, plant in Arnelia Premium Potting Soil for optimal drainage and nutrition. Learn more about fynbos gardening in September or discover water-wise gardening techniques for creating beautiful, drought-tolerant landscapes.

This delicate cone bush produces star-shaped leaf clusters, which change colour from green through pink to yellow. Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens.

The Conebush 'Harvest' (Leucadendron stelligerum hybrid) produces spectacular cream and pink colored flowers that create stunning seasonal displays. This hardy indigenous fynbos shrub offers exceptional cut flowers with its unique color combination, making it perfect for water-wise gardens and floral arrangements.

This striking succulent dazzles with bronze-orange rosettes that intensify under full Cape Town sun. In late winter through spring (August–October), clusters of starry white flowers appear, adding a delicate contrast to its fiery foliage. Perfect for rock gardens, containers, or as a water-wise groundcover, it thrives in sunny positions and coastal conditions. Its warm tones and easy care make it a must-have for gardeners seeking year-round colour.
Coppertone Stonecrop Sedum nussbaumerianum

Why You’ll Love It

• Brilliant bronze-orange foliage that glows in sunlight.
• Produces charming white star-shaped flowers in spring.
• Hardy, drought-tolerant, and low-maintenance.
• Ideal for pots, borders, and coastal gardens.
• Adds year-round colour and texture to any space.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining soil and position in full sun for the richest colour. Water sparingly, this succulent prefers dry conditions and is perfect for water-wise gardening. Trim back lightly after flowering to maintain shape. Protect from excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage. It’s a resilient plant that rewards minimal care with maximum beauty.

Did You Know?

Sedum nussbaumerianum was first discovered in Mexico, where its coppery leaves inspired the name “Coppertone.” In Cape Town gardens, its foliage often deepens to a fiery orange in summer, making it look like it’s glowing at sunset.

Coppertop Viburnum is a fast-growing hedging plant, ideal for low maintenance gardens.  Perfect for creating privacy screens or windbreaks, it thrives in Western Cape gardens, adapting easily to both clay and sandy soils.

Viburnum coppertop has lovely foliage with new growth in shades of dark maroon to copper. 

Plant in full sun to semi-shade and water well during establishment. Regular trimming will keep it lush and compact. This versatile shrub can be shaped into an evergreen hedge, trained as a small tree, or used in large containers.

This shrub is easy to grow and also almost completely disease and pest resistant. It shapes well and are great for hedges and topiaries. Stunning in pots or planted in mass. 

This shrub is easy to grow and also almost completely disease and pest resistant. It shapes well and are great for hedges and topiaries. Stunning in pots or planted in mass. Sunset has a vivid red center, set against a burgundy-brown margin.

Coprosma ‘Pink Splendour’ has green, pink and cream leaves and the pink colour will intensify in winter. This versatile evergreen shrub can be used as a filler plant, trimmed as a hedge, planted in containers or anywhere you would like to make a statement. They are pest and disease resistant.

Aloe striata, known as the Coral Aloe, is one of the most elegant indigenous aloes, prized for its smooth, grey‑green leaves edged in coral pink. In Cape Town, it produces spectacular heads of coral‑orange flowers in late winter to early spring (July–September), lighting up the garden when colour is most needed. Compact and architectural, it’s perfect for rockeries, borders, or water‑wise landscapes. For best effect, plant 70–80cm apart to allow each rosette to spread and show off its vibrant blooms. With its graceful form and dazzling flowers, the Coral Aloe is a true jewel of the Cape garden.

Why You’ll Love It

• Smooth, coral‑edged leaves for year‑round beauty.
• Striking coral‑orange flower clusters in winter–spring.
• Attracts sunbirds, bees, and other pollinators.
• Compact size suits borders, pots, and rockeries.
• Indigenous and drought‑tolerant, perfect for Cape Town gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well‑draining soil and position in full sun for best flowering. Space plants 70–80cm apart to allow rosettes to spread naturally. Water sparingly, especially during Cape Town’s rainy winters, as aloes dislike soggy roots. Remove spent flower stalks to keep plants tidy and encourage new growth. Feed lightly with a balanced fertilizer in spring to support foliage and flowering.

Did You Know?

Unlike many aloes, the Coral Aloe has smooth leaves without spines, making it one of the most ornamental and user‑friendly aloes for home gardens. Its flowers are so vibrant they are often used to attract sunbirds into urban spaces.

Leaves can be used as a garnish in salads, sauces, dressings, stews and curries. Use dried flower and seed heads in flower arrangements.

Coriander is an annual herb also known as dhania or cilantro, where all parts are edible but the fresh leaves and dried seeds are most commonly used in cooking for their distinct flavors. The fresh leaves provide a bright, citrusy taste perfect for garnishing curries, salads, and Mexican dishes, while the dried seeds offer a lemony citrus flavor when crushed for spice blends. 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 to partial shade, spacing 15-20cm apart for optimal growth. Feed monthly during growing season with a balanced herb fertilizer to encourage continuous leaf production and seed development. Learn more about growing herbs for you and the bees or discover tips for starting your own food garden.

Coriander is an annual herb and also known as dhania or cilantro. All parts of the herb is edible, but the leaves and dried seeds are mostly used in cooking. The seeds have a lemony citrus flavour when crushed.

An easy to grow and low maintenance, hardy shrub with leathery grey-green leaves and pretty cream white flowers from late Autumn.  Dense rounded habit, ideal as a small hedge or can be cut to shape.  Drought and salt tolerant, making it a good choice for coastal gardens.  Water wise once established.  Prefers well-drained soils.

A bold succulent with fleshy, rounded leaves edged in red, Cotyledon ‘Boma’ is a showstopper in any garden. From midsummer into autumn (December–April in the Western Cape), it produces tall spikes of tubular orange-red flowers that draw sunbirds and pollinators. Perfect for water-wise gardens, rockeries, and containers, it thrives in full sun but tolerates semi-shade. Boma Cotyledon Cotyledon orbiculata ‘Boma’

Why You’ll Love It

• Striking red-edged leaves with a sculptural look.
• Produces tall spikes of orange-red flowers in summer.
• Attracts sunbirds and pollinators to your garden.
• Thrives in dry, water-wise conditions.
• Indigenous to South Africa, adding local character.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining sandy or gravelly soil. Position in full sun for best flowering, though it will tolerate semi-shade. Water sparingly, especially in winter, as it is highly drought-resistant. Remove spent flower stalks to encourage neat growth. Protect from heavy frost, though it generally withstands Cape winters well.

Did You Know?

The name Cotyledon orbiculata comes from the Latin “orbiculata,” meaning round. A nod to its distinctive rounded leaves. In traditional Cape use, the leaves were sometimes applied as a soothing poultice for minor skin irritations.

Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’ – Succulent Temple Plant. This rare hybrid succulent forms striking, architectural columns of tightly stacked leaves, resembling miniature temples. In Cape Town’s climate, it flowers in late spring to summer, producing clusters of vivid pink blooms that contrast beautifully with its grey-green foliage. Ideal for collectors, rockeries, or ornamental pots, it thrives in sunny spots but can adapt to semi-shade. A must-have for anyone who loves unusual, sculptural plants.

Why You’ll Love It

• Unique temple-like leaf arrangement, highly ornamental.
• Compact size, perfect for pots and small gardens.
• Produces eye-catching pink flower clusters in summer.
• Easy to care for, water-wise and low maintenance.
• Rare hybrid, prized by collectors and succulent enthusiasts.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining succulent soil and place in a sunny or semi-shaded position. Water moderately during the growing season, allowing soil to dry between waterings, and reduce watering in winter. Protect from frost and avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. Feed lightly with a succulent fertilizer in spring for best growth and flowering

Did You Know?

Crassula ‘Buddha’s Temple’ is a man-made hybrid, created by crossing Crassula pyramidalis and Crassula perfoliata var. falcata. Its perfectly stacked leaves were designed to mimic the layered roofs of Asian temples ,hence its name.

A sculptural succulent with a twist, Curly Grey is a unique form of the Silver Jade Plant. Its thick, grey-green leaves curl and ripple along the edges, creating a textured, ornamental look that stands out in any garden. In Cape Town’s climate, it produces clusters of small, starry white to pale pink flowers in midsummer (December–February), adding delicate contrast to its bold foliage. Perfect for water-wise gardens, containers, and rockeries, it thrives in sunny positions and coastal conditions. With its unusual curled leaves and seasonal blooms, Curly Grey is both a conversation piece and a resilient garden performer.
Curly Grey Crassula Crassula arborescens ‘Curly Grey’

Why You’ll Love It

• Distinctive curled, grey-green leaves with a sculptural look.
• Produces clusters of starry white-pink flowers in summer.
• Indigenous to South Africa, adapted to local conditions.
• Thrives in water-wise gardens and coastal areas.
• Compact, hardy growth suitable for pots, borders, and rockeries.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil and position in full sun for best leaf colour and flowering. Water sparingly, especially in winter, as it is highly drought-tolerant. Remove spent flower clusters to encourage neat growth. Protect from heavy frost, though it generally withstands Cape winters well. Minimal care is rewarded with striking foliage and seasonal blooms.

Did You Know?

Crassula arborescens is often called the “Silver Jade Plant,” and the ‘Curly Grey’ form is prized by collectors for its unusual leaf shape. In South Africa, Crassulas are sometimes planted near entrances as symbols of prosperity and resilience.

A resilient succulent shrub with a regal name, Crown of Thorns is loved for its clusters of bright red, pink, or yellow bracts that appear almost year-round in Cape Town’s mild climate, with peak flowering from late spring through autumn (October–April). Its thorny stems and glossy green leaves make it both striking and hardy, perfect for sunny patios, rockeries, and water-wise gardens. With its long-lasting blooms and tough nature, this plant brings colour and character to any space while thriving on minimal care.

Why You’ll Love It

• Produces colourful bracts almost year-round in Cape Town.
• Thrives in sunny, dry conditions with minimal care.
• Compact size makes it suitable for pots, borders, and rockeries.
• Naturally drought-tolerant and water-wise.
• Hardy plant that withstands heat and coastal conditions.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil and position in full sun for best flowering. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between waterings. Prune lightly to shape and remove dead stems, but handle with care due to its thorns. Protect from excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage. It is a tough, low-maintenance plant that rewards with continuous colour.

Did You Know?

Euphorbia milii is believed to have been introduced to Europe from Madagascar in the 19th century. Its name “Crown of Thorns” comes from the legend that it was the plant woven into the crown placed on Christ’s head, making it one of the most symbolically significant ornamentals in cultivation.

Ideal for germinating most annual, perennial, monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plant seeds. Manufactured from carefully selected raw materials at the ideal pH for germinating most seeds.

A playful twist on the classic Jade Plant, Curly Jade is prized for its rippled, undulating leaves that add texture and movement to the garden. The foliage is glossy green with curled edges, giving it a sculptural, ornamental look. In Cape Town’s climate, clusters of delicate star-shaped white to pale pink flowers appear in midsummer (December–February), adding seasonal charm. Perfect for containers, rockeries, and water-wise landscapes, it thrives in sunny positions and coastal conditions. With its unusual leaf form and hardy nature, Curly Jade is both a collector’s delight and a reliable performer. Curly Jade Plant Crassula ovata undulata ‘Curly’

Why You’ll Love It

• Distinctive curled, undulating leaves with glossy texture.
• Produces clusters of starry white-pink flowers in summer.
• Indigenous to South Africa, adapted to local conditions.
• Thrives in water-wise gardens and coastal areas.
• Compact, hardy growth suitable for pots, borders, and rockeries.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well-draining soil and position in full sun for best leaf colour and flowering. Water sparingly, especially in winter, as it is highly drought-tolerant. Remove spent flower clusters to encourage neat growth. Protect from heavy frost, though it generally withstands Cape winters well. Minimal care is rewarded with striking foliage and seasonal blooms.

Did You Know?

The Jade Plant (Crassula ovata) is often called the “money plant” in South Africa, believed to bring prosperity when grown near entrances. The ‘Curly’ variety is especially sought after by collectors for its unusual leaf shape, making it a living piece of garden art.

Popular due to its attractive foliage, drought tolerance and pest free nature this plant looks great in hanging baskets or containers. Also known as the curly spider plant or hen-and-chickens. Easy to grow and a beginner friendly plant.  Brings air purifying qualities to your indoor space.

* In plastic hanging basket

The curry plant is not edible and not to be confused with the curry we find in Indian dishes. It has a warm, curry-like fragrance, but is bitter to the taste. This plant can be used in potpourris, but it is advisable to not use it in food.

Brachyscome is a compact perennial that produces masses of cheerful daisy-like flowers from spring through summer and into autumn. Available in two beautiful varieties: 'Fresco Purple' with vibrant purple blooms and 'Fresco Candy' with soft pink and white petals. This easy-growing plant is perfect for containers, flower gardens, and border plantings where its neat, mounding habit creates lovely displays. Feed monthly with a balanced fertilizer during the flowering season to maintain continuous blooms. Both varieties are equally hardy and water-wise, making them excellent choices for low-maintenance gardens.

Dark Granite Floridis Amsterda Graffiti bowl pot is the perfect blend of style and durability for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Made from lightweight, ultra-resistant polyethylene resin, this eco-friendly planter is 100% recyclable and equipped with anti-UV protection to keep it looking fresh and vibrant. Its granite-grey finish adds a touch of natural elegance, easily complementing any decor. Built to endure the elements, from sun and rain to low temperatures, this pot also features a hidden saucer to collect excess water, offering both practicality and visual appeal.

Dark Granite Floridis Amsterdam Planter Box combines sleek design with durability, featuring a modern rectangular shape and a UV-resistant finish to withstand harsh conditions. Lightweight yet sturdy, it’s perfect for showcasing plants indoors or outdoors, blending seamlessly with any decor. Exclusive to Cape Garden in South Africa, this stylish planter offers a practical and elegant solution for elevating your greenery.

Dark Granite Floridis Amsterda Planter Box stands out with its bold rectangular design, making it the perfect statement piece for any wall. Blending modern urban flair with timeless elegance, this planter enhances indoor and outdoor spaces alike. Its sturdy yet lightweight plastic construction ensures stability and durability, while its versatile style complements a variety of decor. Ideal for showcasing your favourite plants, this planter combines functionality with a sleek, contemporary look, offering a stylish home for your greenery.

Decorative and modern concrete pots for shelves, tables & counter tops. No drainage holes. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

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Transform your lawn and garden with these striking fibre cement decorative balls that add sculptural elegance and focal points to any landscape design. Available in three sizes (small, medium, and large) and two distinctive finishes: Raw finish showcases the natural, textured cement appearance with a matte, organic look that weathers beautifully over time, while Sealed finish provides a smooth, protected surface with enhanced durability and resistance to weathering. These hollow spheres can be used as-is for a contemporary minimalist look, or painted and decorated to match your personal style and garden theme. Perfect for creating visual weight in garden beds, defining spaces, complementing plant textures and colors, or as striking standalone features that provide year-round interest regardless of seasonal plant changes.

Monstera deliciosa - The Delicious Monster is one of the most iconic indoor plants, loved for its large, glossy green leaves with dramatic natural splits and holes. Native to tropical forests, it thrives in Cape Town’s semi-shaded conditions, bringing a lush, jungle-like feel to homes and gardens. Flowering occasionally in warm climates, it produces edible fruit with a sweet, pineapple-like flavor, hence its name. Perfect for indoor décor, patios, or shaded outdoor corners, this plant is both ornamental and practical, adding instant tropical elegance.

Why You’ll Love It

• Iconic split leaves for a bold, tropical look.
• Thrives indoors and in semi-shaded outdoor spaces.
• Low-maintenance and water-wise once established.
• Adds instant greenery and elegance to interiors.
• Occasionally produces edible fruit with a unique flavor.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining soil and place in semi-shade or bright, indirect light. Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Wipe leaves to keep them glossy and dust-free. Provide support as the plant matures, as it naturally climbs. Prune lightly to control size and encourage bushier growth.

Did You Know?

The holes and splits in Monstera leaves aren’t just decorative, they help the plant withstand heavy tropical rains and winds by allowing water and air to pass through more easily. This clever adaptation makes the Delicious Monster both beautiful and resilient.

Ideal in beds or as a border.

Plant separately in its own bed. Fragrant young leaves are used for flavouring. This is the fennel with a thick base perfect for salads.

Mandevilla Diamantina® Citrine Yellow is a radiant climber shrub with clusters of cheerful, golden-yellow trumpet-shaped blooms that light up the garden from spring into early autumn. Shining against glossy green foliage, it brings warmth and brightness to flower beds, patio pots, or trellises. Its uplifting colour makes it a true jewel among Dipladenias — rare to find and always in demand. Gardeners are truly lucky to get their hands on one of these!

Like all Diamantina® varieties, Citrine Yellow thrives in full sun and moist, free-draining soil. Water regularly, feed during the growing season, and protect from frost in cooler areas. Avoid planting directly against hot walls; instead, allow this climber shrub to twine naturally on airy supports. Beautiful, resilient, and rarely available, this sought-after Dipladenia is a collector’s delight for Cape Town and Western Cape gardens.

 Dipladenia Diamantina Jade Pink is a magnificent, free-flowering climber shrub that produces cascades of soft pink blooms from spring right through to autumn. Compact yet vigorous, it’s a standout choice for pots, trellises, and mixed flower beds, bringing long-lasting colour and elegance to the garden.

Thriving in full sun to partial shade, this dipladenia prefers well-drained soil and performs best when allowed to climb an airy trellis rather than being planted directly against a hot wall. Low-maintenance, resilient, and endlessly rewarding, it’s one of our absolute favourites for adding beauty and charm to Western Cape gardens.

 Mandevilla Jade Red is a magnificent climber shrub, flowering continuously from spring into early autumn. Its rich red, trumpet-shaped blooms shine against glossy green foliage, adding warmth and vibrancy to Cape Town and Western Cape gardens. Ideal for patio pots, flower beds, or grouped together for a spectacular mass display, Jade Red also climbs gracefully when supported on a light trellis. An absolute favourite for a bold, long-lasting colour show.

Easy to grow and highly rewarding, Dipladenia Jade Red thrives in full sun and moist, free-draining soil. Water regularly, feed every 2–3 weeks in the growing season, and protect from frost in cooler areas. Avoid planting directly against hot walls; instead, allow this climber shrub to twine naturally on airy supports.

 Turn your garden into a showpiece with Dipladenia (Mandevilla) Jade White that delivers an impressive display of pure white, trumpet-shaped blooms from spring right into early autumn. Each flower shines against lush, glossy green foliage, bringing effortless elegance to patios, courtyards, balconies, and sunny garden beds.

This naturally neat grower is perfect for containers, decorative pots, or trained lightly up a small trellis for added height. In the Western Cape, it thrives in full sun to bright semi-shade, and appreciates a sheltered spot away from cold, wet winter weather. In containers, choose a pot with good drainage so the roots can stretch comfortably.

Why you’ll love it
• Pure white, trumpet-shaped blooms for a clean, elegant look
• Compact, evergreen habit, ideal for patios and containers
• Flowers generously from spring to early autumn
• Thrives in sun to semi-shade in Cape Town conditions
• Beautiful trained on a light trellis or grown as a tidy shrub

Growing tips
Plant in well-drained soil or a premium potting mix, keep the soil lightly moist (never waterlogged), and feed during the growing season for continuous flowering. Protect from cold, wet winters, especially if planted in pots. Light spring thinning encourages a fresh burst of growth and blooms.

Mandevilla Opale Grenat is a striking climber shrub, prized for its luxurious, jewel-toned crimson-red blooms that flower continuously from spring into early autumn. Rich in colour and vibrancy, it creates an opulent display whether in patio pots, flower beds, or trained on a trellis. Planted in groups, Opale Grenat delivers a dramatic, high-impact show that brings depth and elegance to Cape Town and Western Cape gardens.

Thriving in full sun and moist, free-draining soil, this variety is easy to care for and richly rewarding. Water regularly, feed every 2–3 weeks in the growing season, and protect from frost in cooler areas. Avoid planting directly against hot walls; instead, allow this climber shrub to twine naturally on airy supports. Locally grown and rarely seen in such intensity of colour, Cape Garden’s Opale Grenat plants arrive strong, healthy, and ready to transform your garden.

This special 2-in-1 climber shrub offers double the impact, with two plants in a single pot for an even more magnificent display. Flowering continuously from spring through to autumn, it produces an abundance of trumpet-shaped blooms set against glossy green foliage. Perfect for pots, flower beds, or climbing up an airy trellis, the 2-in-1 variety quickly becomes a showpiece in any Cape Town or Western Cape garden.

As with all Dipladenias, avoid planting directly against hot walls. Instead, allow them to climb naturally on a light support for best results. Thriving in full sun with moist, free-draining soil, this variety is easy to grow, responds well to regular watering and feeding, and rewards you with months of vibrant colour. A true favourite for gardeners wanting maximum effect with minimal effort.

A fast-growing shrub with purple-bronze foliage in winter, and cream-red papery-like seeds that provides fantastic contrast in the garden. Very suitable as a hedge, windbreak or screen. Great coastal plant.

A hardy evergreen succulent shrub, Donsiebos is loved for its dense clusters of narrow, finger-like green leaves that create a lush, bushy appearance year-round. In Cape Town’s climate, it bursts into masses of bright yellow daisy-like flowers from mid-summer to early autumn (January–March), attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Perfect for coastal gardens, rockeries, and water-wise landscapes, it thrives in full sun and poor soils where other plants may struggle. With its cheerful blooms and tough nature, Donsiebos is a resilient beauty that brings both colour and wildlife into your garden. Donsiebos Senecio barbertonicus

Why You’ll Love It

• Evergreen shrub with dense, finger-like green leaves.
• Produces masses of bright yellow flowers January–March.
• Attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
• Thrives in poor soils and coastal conditions.
• Indigenous to South Africa, adapted to local climate.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy or rocky, well-draining soil and position in full sun for best flowering. Water sparingly, as it is highly drought-tolerant once established. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new growth. Protect from excessive winter rain by ensuring good drainage. It is a tough, low-maintenance shrub that rewards with vibrant colour and pollinator activity.

Did You Know?

In its natural habitat, Senecio barbertonicus often grows on rocky outcrops where its bright yellow flowers stand out against the landscape. The blooms are so nectar-rich that they are considered an important food source for bees during the late summer season in South Africa.

Toxicity Note: Like many Senecio species, Donsiebos contains compounds that can be toxic if ingested, especially to pets such as cats and dogs. It is best planted out of reach of curious animals.

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This dramatic architectural succulent creates a striking focal point with its thick, sword-like blue-green leaves arranged in dense rosettes atop a sturdy trunk. Perfect for contemporary gardens, large containers, or as an impressive indoor statement plant in bright, indirect light. The Dragon Tree develops its distinctive umbrella shape over time and produces fragrant cream flower clusters in summer when grown outdoors. Plant as a single specimen for maximum impact, allowing 2-3m spacing from other plants outdoors, or choose a substantial pot for indoor growing. Feed with a balanced succulent fertilizer in spring and again in mid-summer to encourage healthy growth and maintain its impressive stature, reducing feeding frequency for indoor plants.

The Dune Crowberry is a tough yet beautiful indigenous shrub, perfectly adapted to South Africa’s coastal landscapes. With its dense, glossy green foliage and rounded form, it provides year‑round greenery and structure while thriving in sandy soils, salty winds, and harsh coastal conditions. In spring, it produces tiny clusters of creamy flowers, followed by small, berry‑like fruits that attract birds and wildlife, making it both ornamental and ecologically valuable. In Cape Town’s climate, Searsia crenata is a champion of water‑wise gardening, tolerating drought once established and requiring minimal care. It is ideal for screening, hedging, and stabilising dunes, while also adding ornamental value to indigenous gardens. 

Why You’ll Love It

• Indigenous, water‑wise shrub perfect for Cape gardens.
• Dense evergreen foliage for screening and hedging.
• Thrives in sandy soils, wind, and salt spray.
• Provides food and shelter for birds and wildlife.
• Adds resilience and structure to coastal gardens.

Plant & Care

Plant in sandy, well‑drained soil in full sun. Water moderately during establishment, then reduce as the plant becomes drought‑tolerant. Prune lightly to shape hedges or screens. Ideal for coastal gardens, wildlife‑friendly landscapes, and stabilising dunes.

Did You Know?

The Dune Crowberry is more than just a hardy shrub. It's a guardian of the coastline. For generations, it has been used to stabilise shifting sands, protecting homes and farmlands from erosion. Its berries, though small, are relished by birds, making it a keystone species in coastal ecosystems. Planting Searsia crenata means you’re not only greening your garden, but also preserving South Africa’s natural heritage and supporting biodiversity.

A hardy, indigenous shrub that’s perfect for coastal Western Cape gardens. Dune Crowberry forms a dense, evergreen hedge that handles wind, salt spray, and drought with ease. Its fine-textured foliage and small berries attract birds, while its thick growth provides privacy and shelter. Whether clipped neatly as a hedge or left natural for a softer look, Searsia crenata thrives with minimal care and is one of the best choices for wind-exposed sites.

Dura Tape One Roll is a flexible green ribbon that stretches with plant growth, making it the ideal solution for training and staking plants without restricting their natural development. This durable plant tape provides gentle support for stems, branches, and climbing plants while allowing for natural expansion as plants mature. Perfect for securing plants to stakes, trellises, and support structures in vegetable gardens, flower beds, and greenhouse operations. Essential for training fruit trees, supporting heavy flowering branches, and guiding climbing plants along desired paths. Use by wrapping gently around stems and supports, allowing slight looseness for growth expansion, and check periodically to ensure the tape isn't becoming too tight as plants develop.

A striking hedge and border shrub with golden-green, variegated foliage that glows year-round. Compared to the popular Duranta ‘Nonna’s Gold’, ‘Gold Mine’ has noticeably larger leaves, giving it a bolder texture and fuller appearance in the garden. Fast-growing and easy to shape, it’s ideal for clipped hedges, boundary lines, or bright accent planting. Hardy in Western Cape conditions, it adds instant colour and structure with very little maintenance.