Star Jasmine is beloved for its intoxicating fragrance that transforms fences, arches, and pergolas into living features while creating stunning vertical displays in Western Cape gardens. This versatile evergreen climber provides year-round structure with its glossy foliage, while the profusion of starry white blooms in spring and summer fills the garden with heavenly scent. It can also be clipped into hedges or used as groundcover, making it one of the most adaptable climbers for entrances, patios, and pergolas. Plant 1.5-2m apart for screening or use as specimen plants against walls and structures. Feed annually in spring with a balanced slow-release fertilizer and ensure well-drained soil enriched with compost for optimal growth. Learn more about successful coastal gardening with versatile climbers like Star Jasmine, or discover how to create privacy with plants for beautiful, fragrant screening solutions.

Vigorous grower and a heavy bearer of juicy fruit with a high acidity. Fruit ripens from early winter into spring. Well drained soil is essential. Will produce fruit at maturity (3-5 yrs old)

Chinese Jasmine is a fast-growing, evergreen climber celebrated for its profusion of intensely fragrant jasmine flowers that transform any garden space into a fragrant paradise. This stunning climber produces masses of pink buds that open into star-shaped white blooms from late winter into early spring, creating spectacular displays on trellises, walls, and pergolas. Unlike Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides), Chinese Jasmine prefers sun to partial shade and thrives in well-draining soil, making it ideal for training over structures, covering walls, or growing in containers on patios and decks. Plant 1.5-2m 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 a scented and fragrant garden with aromatic climbers like Chinese Jasmine, or discover how to create privacy with plants using fast-growing, fragrant screening solutions.

Starry Wild Jasmine (Boerejasmyn) is a versatile indigenous semi-climber that transforms any garden space with its fragrant white flowers adorned with delicate pink undersides, blooming from September to January.

Why You'll Love It:
• Remarkable South African indigenous plant
• Can reach up to 3m in height as a climber
• Can be pruned into a compact, tidy hedge
• Perfect for diverse landscaping needs
• Promotes biodiversity while attracting beneficial pollinators
• Enhances your garden's sensory experience with exquisite fragrance
• Water-wise indigenous beauty

Planting & Care:
Plant 1-1.5m apart for hedging 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. 

Learn how your garden can support local ecosystems with indigenous plants like Starry Wild Jasmine, or discover tips for creating a scented garden with fragrant indigenous climbers.

Granadilla,also known as 'Purple Passionfruit', is a vigorous vine-like climber valued for its edible fruit in summer. Clings by its tendrils to almost any support. Bears attractive purple and white flowers in Spring. First fruits should be ready for harvesting 6-9 months after planting.  After its second year it should bear fruit twice a year. Peak fruit season being August to November and February to June. Requires plenty of water in its growing period. Granadilla can also be grown indoors if positioned in a very light spot.

Barbecue Rosemary is a robust variety specifically selected for its intense flavor perfect for grilling and roasting. The sturdy stems make excellent natural skewers - simply strip the lower leaves and thread meat or vegetables for aromatic barbecue cooking.

Why You'll Love It:
• Intense flavor perfect for grilling and roasting
• Sturdy stems work as natural skewers for barbecue cooking
• Hardy Mediterranean herb that thrives in sunny spots
• Produces aromatic needle-like leaves year-round
• Excellent drainage requirements make it drought-tolerant
• Perfect for both hedging and container growing

Planting & Care:
Plant 60-80cm apart for hedging or use individually in containers. Feed with slow-release fertilizer in spring and liquid feed monthly during growing season.

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Princess Lavender (Butterfly Lavender) is a compact, fragrant perennial shrub that produces distinctive purple flower spikes topped with showy pink bracts, perfect for adding Mediterranean charm to water-wise gardens, containers, and borders while attracting butterflies and bees. This hardy drought-tolerant plant thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it an excellent choice for Western Cape gardens where continuous blooms and aromatic foliage are desired. The compact growth habit makes it ideal for small gardens, pots, and edging along pathways. Plant 50-60cm apart for mass plantings or use as specimen plants in containers and herb gardens. Feed annually in spring with a balanced slow-release fertilizer to encourage vigorous growth and abundant flowering. Learn more about creating a scented and fragrant garden or discover how to plant herbs for you and the bees to support local pollinators with aromatic plants like Princess Lavender.

Rose Iceberg is one of the world's most celebrated floribunda roses, prized for its profusion of pristine white blooms that appear continuously from spring to autumn. Renowned for its reliability and elegance, Iceberg adds timeless beauty to beds, borders, and mass plantings, while also making an excellent cut flower.

Why You'll Love It:
• Profusion of pristine white blooms continuously from spring to autumn
• One of the world's most celebrated floribunda roses
• Renowned for reliability and elegance
• Vigorous, upright habit with pure blooms
• Exceptionally hardy and low-maintenance
• Excellent cut flower with timeless beauty
• Perfect for beds, borders, and mass plantings
• Favourite for Cape Town gardens and landscaping projects
• Season-long displays of classic white beauty

Planting & Care:
Plant 60-80cm apart in full sun with well-draining, compost-enriched soil. Feed with a balanced rose fertiliser in spring and again after each flush, or apply Vigorosa to revitalise yellowing leaves. For best performance, prune in mid-July and mid-January, water deeply at the base, mulch to retain moisture, and deadhead spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming.

A striking evergreen tree with round, silvery-blue leaves that shimmer in Cape Town’s sunlight. While it produces clusters of creamy-white flowers in summer, its foliage is the real star, widely used in floral arrangements and garden design. Perfect for screening, windbreaks, or as a dramatic ornamental specimen. Thrives in full sun and adapts well to Cape Town’s dry summers.

Why You’ll Love It

• Silvery-blue foliage adds instant elegance.
• Popular in floral arrangements for its long-lasting leaves.
• Fast-growing and hardy in Cape Town’s climate.
• Provides excellent screening and wind protection.
• Evergreen beauty with year-round appeal.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained soil in full sun. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as the tree becomes drought-tolerant. Prune lightly to shape or harvest foliage for arrangements. Avoid planting too close to structures, as roots can spread. Mulch around the base to retain soil moisture during hot summers.

Did You Know?

The Penny Gum’s distinctive round leaves are often called “silver dollars” and are prized by florists worldwide for their unique color and texture.

Orange Jasmine (Murraya Exotica var.Paniculata), also known as 'Mock Orange', is a showstopper with its smooth whitish bark and thick, round curly foliage that creates stunning displays in containers or mixed garden beds.

Why You'll Love It:
• Versatile evergreen shrub with smooth whitish bark
• Thick, round curly foliage creates stunning displays
• Heavenly fragrant white flowers in spring and autumn
• Intoxicating orange blossom fragrance
• Essential for small to medium-sized gardens
• Beautiful flowers perfect for cut flower arrangements and indoor displays
• Perfect for containers or mixed garden beds

Planting & Care:
Plant 1.5-2m apart for hedging or use as specimen plants in containers and garden beds. Feed annually in spring with a balanced slow-release fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth.

Learn more about creating a scented and fragrant garden with aromatic plants like Orange Jasmine, or discover container gardening tips for growing beautiful fragrant shrubs in pots.

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.

Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow (Brunfelsia) is a popular decorative plant grown for its abundance of tri-color, fragrant flowers in spring. The purple flowers soften to a lavender colour and finally fade to white.

Why You'll Love It:
• Abundance of tri-color, fragrant flowers in spring
• Purple flowers soften to lavender and finally fade to white
• Fantastic when planted with azaleas & camellias
• Also flowers in autumn for extended blooming
• Perfect for containers and garden beds
• Evergreen foliage provides year-round structure
• Excellent for creating focal points on patios
• Thrives in sun to semi-shade positions

Planting & Care:
Plant in well-draining soil in sun to semi-shade positions. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as plant becomes more drought-tolerant. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new growth.

Chinese Wisteria (Wisteria Sinensis) is a truly special garden climber that's not always easy to find, making it a prized addition when you can acquire one for your Western Cape garden. This vigorous, deciduous climber produces spectacular cascades of violet-blue or  white, sweetly scented flowers in spring, creating breathtaking displays that transform any outdoor space.

Why You'll Love It:
• Vigorous, deciduous climber creates breathtaking displays
• Perfect for training over sunny walls, pergolas, or arches
• Enchanting when left to ramble naturally through mature trees and shrubs
• Creates romantic, woodland appeal
• Transforms any outdoor space with cascading blooms
• Prized addition to Western Cape gardens

Planting & Care:
Plant 2-3m apart in fertile, well-draining soil enriched with quality compost in full sun for optimal flowering. Wisteria requires sturdy support structures as mature plants become heavy with age, so ensure proper installation before planting.  Feed in spring with balanced fertilizer and prune twice yearly - once in midsummer to control growth and again in late winter to encourage flower buds.

Learn more about creating privacy with plants using spectacular flowering climbers like Wisteria, or discover tips for creating a scented garden with these coveted, fragrant flowering climbers.

This is an attractive, single-stemmed shrub with a round and dense habit and it is bright and colourful when in flower. It produces masses of mauve, purple, white or pink flowers displayed in clusters. This is a real eye-catcher in the garden and also reveals a sweet lemon scent when leaves are crushed. The essential oils that are extracted from the leaves are used medicinally for their antiseptic and diuretic properties. They look beautiful in a mixed fynbos bed when combined with plants such as Erica (Sugarbush) and Leucospernum (Pincushion)and Coleonema (White Confetti Bush).

The world’s premier mandarin. Clementines are small to medium-sized evergreen trees that produce round to slightly flat fruits. The fruit has a fragrant glossy orange skin, easy to peel with sweet segmented flesh inside.  'Nules' is a selection of Clementine with small to medium sized fruit. Juicy and seedless. Ideal for container or garden planting.

A fragrant, neat and upright, evergreen shrub covered in pale pink flowers from late winter to spring. Will invite bees to the garden. Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens.

Indian Hawthorn (Rhaphiolepis 'Dark Pink') is a resilient shrub boasting lush green foliage and magnificent bursts of dark pink blooms each spring. Elevate your garden effortlessly with its low-maintenance charm, perfect for shaping into the hedge of your dreams or letting it flourish in pots or beds.

Why You'll Love It:
• Magnificent bursts of dark pink blooms each spring
• Lush green evergreen foliage year-round
• Resilient and low-maintenance shrub
• Water wise once established
• Shape it into the hedge of your dreams
• Flourishes in pots or beds
• Perfect for coastal gardens
• Fragrant flowers attract pollinators
• Thrives in sun to semi-shade

Planting & Care:
Plant 80cm-1m apart for hedging in sun to semi-shade with well-drained soil. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as plant becomes drought-tolerant. Prune after flowering to maintain desired shape and encourage dense growth. Feed with balanced fertilizer in spring.

Camellia's are the  queen of winter. A beautiful evergreen and compact shrub with glossy, leathery dark green leaves. Once established, this shrub will produce masses of beautiful flowers from late winter until spring. Cut to shape and size. Likes acidic soil.

Laurustinus Lucidum (Wild Laurel), also known as Viburnum Tinus 'Lucidum', is widely considered to be a 'golden oldie'. This versatile plant remains popular for its ability to be a perfect specimen for use in small gardens, in pots and even on balconies, making it an excellent choice for formal gardens and hedging.

Why You'll Love It:
• Flattish heads of pink flower buds appear in late winter
• Pink buds open into tiny fragrant white flowers
• Clusters of small metallic-blue berries mature in autumn
• Popular evergreen choice for hedging and privacy screens
• Often grown as a compact standard tree
• Perfect specimen for small gardens, pots and balconies
• Glossy evergreen foliage adds year-round structure
• Pollinator-friendly flowers attract bees
• Low maintenance once established

Planting & Care:
Plant 80cm-1m apart for hedging in sun to semi-shade with well-drained soil. Water regularly to keep soil moist. Prune after flowering to maintain desired shape and size. Feed with balanced fertilizer in spring and autumn to encourage healthy growth and abundant flowering.

White Frangipani (Plumeria sp.) – a compact tropical tree that brings serene, island charm to Western Cape gardens. Its white, sweetly perfumed flowers appear in abundance from mid-summer into autumn, contrasting beautifully with the plant’s lush green leaves. Ideal for sunny, coastal spots or grown in pots on patios where it loves warmth and breeze.

Why You'll Love It:
• Sweet, classic fragrance that perfumes warm evenings
• Long flowering season from mid-summer to early autumn
• Thrives in coastal and exposed garden settings
• Drought-hardy once well established
• Excellent choice for containers, courtyards and small gardens
• Non-invasive roots make it safe near paving or walls

Planting & Care:
Grow in full sun in light, free-draining soil enriched with compost. Water deeply but allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Feed in midsummer with 2:3:2 or organic flower fertiliser to promote strong blooming. Protect from frost in colder areas and prune lightly in late winter to shape and remove any damaged growth.

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 or pink 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.

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. 

Frangipani (Plumeria sp.) – a compact tropical tree that brings a touch of island beauty to Western Cape gardens. Its intensely fragrant, waxy blooms appear from mid-summer to autumn, set against lush green foliage. Perfect for sunny, coastal gardens or large pots on patios where it thrives in heat and wind.

Why You'll Love It:
• Exquisite fragrance that fills warm evenings
• Flowers generously from mid-summer to autumn
• Adapts beautifully to coastal and windy areas
• Drought-tolerant once established
• Ideal for pots, courtyards and small gardens
• Non-invasive root system safe near walls and paving

Planting & Care:
Plant in full sun in free-draining soil mixed with compost. Water deeply but infrequently, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Feed in midsummer with 2:3:2 or organic flower fertiliser to encourage blooming. Protect from frost in cooler areas and prune lightly in late winter to maintain shape.

A lovely evergreen creeper with showy, fragrant, butter-yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers blooming late winter to early spring. Can be pruned into a bushy shrub. Fast growing. Clings by twining stems around the support. Full sun for best flowering. Water sparingly in winter. 

*All parts of the plant is poisonous

Pambati tree is a fast growing, evergreen shrub or small tree with leaves that contrast their dark green tops with silvery white and felt-like undersides.  With clusters of custard-yellow flowers it is an attractive addition to any garden.

This magnificent magnolia is a spreading tree or large shrub with a profusion of goblet-shaped, fragrant flowers in white, pink, purple or red-purple. The blooms appear on naked branches, before the leaves unfold.

A hardy evergreen, bushy herbaceos shrublet with woody branches and aromatic leaves covered in fine hairs. When crushed, the leaves have a strong citronella aroma.  Flowers during spring and summer.  Drought resistant and ideal for beds and containers.

Thrives at the coast. A pretty, glossy, evergreen shrub that looks great all year long.  Excellent screening or hedging plant. Foliage and flowers are aromatic. Cluster of bell-shaped flowers from spring to autumn.  Responds well to clipping into any shape.  Easy to grow and low-maintenance.

Rosemary ‘Ginger’ is a compact, evergreen shrub with slender, dark green leaves that release a subtle ginger fragrance when touched. From mid-spring through summer — and often into autumn — it produces delicate light-blue and white flowers that attract bees and pollinators.

Highly aromatic and versatile, ‘Ginger’ rosemary adds an intriguing twist to both garden and kitchen. Its fragrant leaves can be used fresh or dried to flavour roasts, marinades, and herbal teas — offering a gentler, slightly spiced aroma compared to traditional rosemary.

Why You’ll Love It:
• Compact, evergreen shrub with fine, fragrant foliage
• Light-blue and white blooms from spring to autumn
• Unique ginger-scented leaves perfect for culinary use
• Excellent for sunny, water-wise gardens
• Ideal for low hedges, herb gardens, or decorative pots

Planting & Care:
Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Water regularly until established, then only occasionally. Lightly trim after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new growth. Feed with an organic fertiliser in spring to support strong foliage and flavour.

 Maroon Frangipani (Plumeria sp.) – a compact tropical tree admired for its rich, burgundy-red blooms and exotic fragrance. The deep, velvety flowers appear from mid-summer into autumn, glowing against glossy green foliage. A perfect choice for sunny, coastal gardens or patios where it thrives in warmth and wind.

Why You'll Love It:
• Striking maroon to burgundy blooms with a tropical scent
• Long flowering season from mid-summer through autumn
• Withstands heat, wind and coastal exposure
• Drought-tolerant once established
• Ideal for pots, courtyards and smaller gardens
• Non-invasive roots – safe to plant near paving or walls

Planting & Care:
Position in full sun with freely draining soil mixed with compost. Water deeply, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Feed in midsummer with 2:3:2 or organic flowering fertiliser for abundant blooms. Protect from frost in cooler regions and prune lightly in late winter to maintain shape.

Medium sized compact, low-growing, evergreen shrub with lush dark green leaves and sweetly fragranced pure-white double blooms in Spring. Ideal to grow as a low hedge and they also make wonderful container plants.  Prefers moist, but well-drained soil.  Prune your gardenia in the dormant season to promote a more compact growth habit.

*Toxic to pets

This Gardenia has a smaller leaf than other types of gardenias, but the large double white blooms is just as beautiful and fragrant. Flowers bloom during spring and early summer. 

This evergreen shrub thrives in 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.

The Gardenia Jasminoides Standard is a stunning evergreen shrub trained as an elegant 'lollipop' standard, featuring glossy dark green leaves and intensely fragrant, pure white blooms. With an exceptionally long flowering season from spring through autumn, this compact beauty creates a sophisticated focal point in any garden or large container. Feed monthly during the growing season with an acid-loving plant fertilizer to maintain healthy foliage and encourage abundant flowering. Plant in semi-shade with well-draining, slightly acidic soil enriched with compost, and water regularly to keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Perfect for formal gardens, courtyards, or as striking container specimens on patios where their intoxicating fragrance can be fully appreciated.

The red-hued Angelonia captivates with bold, fiery blossoms, resembling miniature snapdragons on elegant upright spikes. Flourishing in the summer heat, this plant adds a striking splash of color to the garden. With minimal care required and a sweet, fruity fragrance, it's ideal for creating vibrant borders or statement pots.

A pretty evergreen shrub with glossy leaves and a profusion of white flowers that bloom from mid summer. An ideal shrub for seaside gardens. Easy to grow and low-maintenance. Suitable for hedges, borders or screening.

Sweetheart will win your heart with the most fragrant blooms from Spring through Summer.  This classic evergreen shrub is perfect for containers and landscape.  Prefers well-drained soil.  Prune after flowering.

The foliage of Eve Prince is finer than other Viburnums. This medium sized, evergreen shrub has dark green leaves and heads of small pink-tinged white flowers in late winter/early spring followed by small blue-black berries. Drought and wind tolerant. Ideal to clip into a hedge or screen. Eve Prince is suitable for container gardening or as a stand-alone specimen in garden beds.

Viburnum tinus ‘Lisa Rose’ is a fast-growing, evergreen shrub that brings year-round beauty and exceptional winter colour to the garden. Its dense, dark green foliage forms a naturally tidy shape, and from mid-winter into early spring it bursts into clusters of deep rosy-pink buds that open to soft pink-white, lightly fragrant blooms. These are followed by deep blue-black berries that add even more interest long after flowering.

What sets ‘Lisa Rose’ apart from standard Viburnum tinus varieties is its more compact, bushy growth, richer pink buds, and heavier flowering, making it ideal for smaller gardens or any space where a neat, reliable structure plant is needed. It thrives in Western Cape conditions and copes well with full sun to semi-shade, wind and winter rainfall, becoming moderately drought tolerant once established.

Why you’ll love it
• Evergreen, dense and fast-growing — perfect for hedges and privacy
• Deep pink buds opening to soft pink-white flowers in winter
• Attractive deep blue-black berries after flowering
• More compact and floriferous than many other Viburnum tinus types
• Low-maintenance, reliable, and suitable for sun or semi-shade

Planting & Care
Plant in full sun to semi-shade in well-drained soil. Space 60–80 cm apart for a solid hedge or use individually as feature shrubs or container specimens. Water regularly while establishing, then reduce watering as plants become more water-wise. Feed in spring with a balanced fertiliser and lightly prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage dense growth.

Pelargonium graveolens (Rose Geranium) is a much-loved, fragrant shrub with soft, textured foliage and a relaxed, natural habit. Grown for its strongly scented leaves, it releases a classic rose-like fragrance when brushed past, making it a wonderful sensory plant for gardens, patios, and containers.

This hardy perennial thrives in sunny, well-drained positions and is well suited to the Western Cape’s winter rainfall climate. Once established, it is drought tolerant and low maintenance, responding well to regular light pruning to keep plants compact and productive. Pale pink flowers appear mainly in spring and summer, adding gentle seasonal interest.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Intensely fragrant, rose-scented foliage
• Hardy, evergreen perennial shrub
• Waterwise and drought tolerant once established
• Ideal for sunny gardens, pots, and herb gardens
• Attracts pollinators when in flower
• Excellent for Western Cape conditions
• Traditionally used in natural remedies and scented gardens

Planting & Care:

Plant Pelargonium graveolens in full sun to light shade in well-draining soil. Water regularly while establishing, then reduce watering as the plant matures. Prune lightly and often to encourage bushy growth and fresh new foliage. Feed in spring with a balanced or organic fertiliser. Protect from heavy frost in colder areas.

Glossy Abelia (Abelia × grandiflora) is a graceful and versatile shrub, admired for its glossy, semi-evergreen foliage and delicate clusters of tubular white-to-pink flowers. With a naturally arching habit, it brings softness and movement to garden borders, hedges, and mixed plantings. In Cape Town’s Western Cape climate, it thrives in sunny to lightly shaded positions, offering both structure and seasonal colour.

Flowering from early summer right through to late autumn, Glossy Abelia provides months of gentle fragrance and pollinator-friendly blooms. Its resilience, adaptability, and year-round foliage make it a reliable choice for both formal and informal gardens, while its subtle beauty ensures it never overwhelms companion plants.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Glossy, semi-evergreen foliage for year-round interest 
• Long flowering season: summer to late autumn in Cape Town 
• Arching habit adds softness to borders and hedges 
• Attracts bees and butterflies with fragrant blooms
• Tolerant of sun and light shade, adaptable to many soils 
• Easy-care shrub that thrives in Western Cape conditions 
• Perfect for mixed plantings, screens, or standalone specimens

Planting & Care:

Plant your Glossy Abelia in full sun to partial shade, ensuring well-drained soil enriched with compost. Water regularly during the first growing season to establish strong roots, then reduce to occasional deep watering once established. Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring to encourage lush foliage and abundant flowers. Light pruning after flowering will maintain its shape and promote fresh growth. In Cape Town’s mild winters, it remains semi-evergreen, keeping your garden lively even in the cooler months.

If you plant Glossy Abelia near a pathway or seating area, you’ll enjoy not only its soft arching form but also the gentle fragrance released on warm evenings,a subtle delight many gardeners overlook.

An evergreen, compact and hardy shrub with attractive glossy leathery green leaves and large heads of upright medium pink flowerheads in early summer.  Ideal for hedging, borders and beds.  Easy to grow and low-maintenance.