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

This dwarf cultivar of Carissa macrocarpa is a popular groundcover which seldom grows more than knee height. It forms a dense mat of attractive, glossy emerald green foliage. Fragrant, starry white flowers and edible red fruit occasionally throught the year. Also looks great in a container. Due to its hardiness, drought-resistance and evergreen nature it is widely used in commercial landscapes, along road sides and in parking areas under trees. Indigenous.

This dramatic ornamental grass 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, Black Mondo Grass is remarkably low-maintenance and thrives in partial to full shade, making it an ideal choice for shaded garden areas. Additionally, its striking dark foliage provides a stunning contrast in mixed plantings

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

A hardy, evergreen, succulent groundcover with long, trailing stems. Perfect pea-like, round leaves with a translucent stripe spaced along their entire length hang along the stems, hence the common name ‘String of Pearls’.

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

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

This succulent has a lovely medium sized rosette and unusual colouring of chocolate-grey green leaves. Perfect for growing in containers on its own or as part of a mixed succulent arrangement.

Provides a striking colour contrast in rock gardens and adds interest and variation in succulent gardens.

Water-wise,prefers full sun /part shade.

Chlorophytum comosum vittata stands out with its green-edged leaves, a deviation from the typical yellow variegation.

This indoor favorite excels in air purification and adapts beautifully to hanging baskets, containers, or as a ground cover in outdoor gardens, especially in partial shade.

Its slender stems produce delicate white flowers and 'babies,' earning it the endearing name 'hen and chickens.' Keep the soil consistently moist, avoiding waterlogged conditions, and water from the bottom. As an indigenous plant, it effortlessly blends into its environment

Drought-resistant, evergreen shrubs and trees, with handsome, glossy foliage and fragrant, starry-white, jasmine-like flowers. Ornamental and edible, scarlet to crimson oval fruits are produced after flowering. Carissas are attractive, ornamental shrubs and make excellent hedges. Does well in coastal areas. Plant 1 m to form an impenetrable hedge, they have thorns. 

Lovely when massed as a ground cover. Provides textural contrast in garden beds. 'Cwebe' is a more upright version of 'Sprengeri' with very graceful, upright, arching fronds with long needle-like leaves. The young fronds are a very attractive copper colour. This is the only cultivar that does not like sun at all and should be grown in light shade. Tiny fragrant white flowers occur from November to April. Indigenous.  Can be grown as an indoor plant. It tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out now and then.

Very popular evergreen succulent of striking beauty. It forms a solitary rosette of rounded, pointed pastel grey leaves adorned with lavender-pink highlights. The overlapping leaves are delicately dusted with a fine white powder which adds to the plant's unique appeal.One of the most prolific echeverias, producing generous flowering spikes of coral pink flowers yearly. Highly valued in floral arrangements, wedding bouquets and an excellent container plant.Adds beautiful colour and contrast to your garden landscape.

This versatile, low maintenance cultivar makes an excellent house plant, and is also ideal for hanging baskets or as a ground cover in the garden. In summer tiny white flowers are followed by attractive, bright red berries. Indigenous.  Can be grown as an indoor plant. It tolerates plenty of water but can handle drying out now and then.

This striking ornamental grass forms a weeping mound of finely textured bronze foliage. It's lovely when gracefully spilling over slopes, pots, and garden edges and is an ideal choice for mass planting.

Moreover, Carex 'Bronco' is exceptionally low-maintenance and drought-tolerant, making it a practical addition to your garden.

The sunbeam faces of this Gazania variety adds a vivid splash of colour to border edges, containers and dry slopes.  They produce masses of starry golden flowers with an orange halo around the centre above carpets of neat foliage.  These sizzling Gazanias look fabulous combined with bright-coloured bedding plants such as marigolds and nasturtiums and exotic climbers like 'Thubergia'.  Grow in full sun and plant in sandy, well-drained soil.  Good for difficult, dry conditions and coastal gardens

A low growing matt-forming, evergreen succulent perennial with yellow-green needle-like foliage. Sedum Angelina is fast spreading and will be adorned with small, yellow star-shaped flowers in midsummer. This low maintenance plant is perfect for rock gardens.

A small succulent with striking reddish-brown leaves that spiral around the stem with top leaves arranged in beautiful rosettes.It grows up to 15cm tall and can spread or drape attractively over pots and containers.

Clusters of pinkish flower buds reveal delicate yellow flowers in Spring. A must-have in your succulent collection. Thrives in sunny conditions, water regularly in summer months. Take care to not overwater as this could cause root rot.

The "Fly Bush' is an indigenous, aromatic succulent herb. The leaves are grey-green, fairly hairy and sticky. Blooms with deep blue and purple flowerheads from Spring to Autumn. A hardy and versatile groundcover that spreads quickly, also very effective on steep slopes to prevent corrosion. Extremely suitable for coastal gardens. Very easy to grow and thrives in hot, sunny conditions/water-wise. Believed to be a snake, mosquito and fly-repellent, because of its strong, aromatic smell.

Has excellent air-purifying qualities.

Boxwood Beauty is a thornless low growing evergreen dwarf shrub, bearing white, star-shaped flowers and dark green, thick leathery leaves. Flowers are followed by scarlet, edible fruit with a cranberry-like flavor. Drought and salt resistant.

A succulent with fat, lustrous green leaves edged in red when in bright ligth. Small white flowers with yellow centres will appear in winter. The spreading habit is ideal for a rock garden or spilling over the edge of a container.

A popular trailing succulent that has interesting leaves that are shaped like bananas or fishhooks. Perfect to grow in a hanging basket or in well-drained soil in the garden - this fast growing succulent will trail along the ground.

A very popular and easy to grow perennial.  Not only is this sedum very pretty, but it is also a vigorous and hardy grower.  A beautiful upright habit with clusters of brilliant, light pink flowers and smooth light green leaves will provide colour and contrast from mid to late summer in the garden.  Will also attract birds and bees to the garden. 

Agavoides is a stemless succulent which forms an attractive single rosette of triangular fleshy leaves in pale green with red margins.  Bears red-yellow lantern shaped flowers.  Ideal for sunny borders, rock gardens and containers.

A popular trailing succulent that has interesting leaves that are shaped like bananas or fishooks. Perfect to grow in a hanging basket or in well-drained soil in the garden - this fast growing succulent will trail along the ground.

These popular garden and container plants resemble miniature aloes. Their charm is in their small size, ease of growth, and the almost infinite variation of their delightful leaves.

An annual succulent with a semi-trailing habit. Mega has single large, bright coloured flowers. Excellent for hanging baskets, containers and as groundcover.  Heat and drought tolerant.

Drought-resistant, evergreen shrubs and trees, with handsome, glossy foliage and fragrant, starry-white, jasmine-like flowers. Ornamental and edible, scarlet to crimson oval fruits are produced after flowering. Carissas are attractive, ornamental shrubs and make excellent hedges. Does well in coastal areas. Plant 1 m to form an impenetrable hedge, they have thorns.