Clusters of flowers cover this popular vine-like shrub for many months of the year. Often used for covering garden banks but can be trimmed beautifully for use in pots. Flowering mainly from November to May.

Strelitzia is a bold structural plant that is wind resistant and grows well in coastal gardens too. They typically flower in late winter or early spring.  Provided that they are given lots of bright light with some direct sun they can be successfully grown indoors.  Feed with compost in early spring before new growth begins and then fertilize during the growing season.

The Clivia belongs to the lily family and is an easy to care for plant that does not mind some neglect once established.

A quick-growing, magical, perennial shrub forming a lovely, rounded, dense bush. It has dark green, glossy leaves with intensely purple undersides and sprays of lavender flowers.

This semi-climber can climb to 3m, but is also very suitable as a hedge if one cuts the shoots to form a compact and neat shrub.

Excellent for mass planting, this perennial bears lavender coloured flowers in spring and early summer.

A very popular tree due to its versatility to withstand the harsh conditions of the urban environment. It is indigenous, evergreen and fast growing and makes an excellent choice for screening off neighbours to create instant privacy in the garden.

This easy-to-grow plant normally reaches a height of 1,5–2m in a garden setting and has a small non-invasive root system which makes it ideal for planting next to a pool or a boundary wall. Its compact conformation also makes it perfect for accent planting and containers; it’s an excellent bonsai tree and is great for hedges.

These truly ‘green’ succulents help fight air pollution in that it removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, acting like a carbon sponge.

One of our most spectacular indigenous trees. After it loses its feathery, light green leaves for a short period in spring, it produces long sprays of mauve coloured pea-like flowers. The flowers bear a striking resemblance to wisteria flowers. It is slow growing and has a weeping shape. This deciduous tree has a non-invasive root system

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.

Spectacular in mass plantings.  The beautiful orchid-like flowers appear in profusion in summer.

A well-loved indigenous trees, tough enough to be used as a street tree and small enough to fit into a townhouse garden. When in flower at Christmas it looks like a giant candy floss, as the tree transforms into a cloud of soft pink balls. It is classified a having a non invasive root system.

Flowering quite early and all through the summer, 'Summer Love' is a compact, low growing beauty with clump-forming strap-shaped leaves and bears wispy, fragrant blue trumpet-shaped flowers.

An eye catching evergreen that creates a lush tropical effect in a garden. The root system is aggressive, so do not plant too close to paths and structures. 

A beautiful tree with grey-green leaves and an interesting shape. It is a useful screener and contrast tree. Hardy and drought resistant. Ideal for the small to medium garden. The wild olive has beautiful wood for furniture.

Magic Mona will delight with a profusion of large, beautiful purple flowers during Autumn. A compact grower. A bee magnet to any garden.

Popular for their compact growth and bright flowers. They are suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

This fast growing, extremely easy-to-grow, thorny shrub is often used for hedges and produces attractive red fruit.

The fire sticks plant resembles sea coral and is a striking evergreen succulent shrub. It is resilient to most pests and diseases.

*Please note this plant is toxic.  Use with care.

This restio makes an attractive garden plant, and can be used for thatching. Elegia tectorum has an upright, symmetrical, tufted reed-like appearance with thin, dark green stems topped with dark brown flowers in slender compact spikes in autumn.

A beautiful tall growing indigenous shrub with slender, rather loosely spreading branches, that flowers profusely. This fast growing, water wise shrub can also be used to create a hedge

A top selling,  hardy, medium sized agapanthus that has attractive strap-like leaves and umbels of sky-blue flowers that are borne on long stalks from December to April. They make good cut flowers.

Africa's tallest aloe, forming branches with orange spikes as flowers, forms an excellent focal point in any garden.

Unique flowers that are blue at the base, fading to pure white on the outside.

Tube like leaves resembling little hunting horns. Grows upright.

The 'Grande' version of the spekboom has slightly larger leaves than the rest of its family. This versatile plant is considered by many to be a miracle plant and is highly regarded for its ability to fight climate change. This plant acts like a carbon sponge and statistics indicate that a spekboom thicket is 10 times more effective per hectare in carbon fighting than any rainforest

A striking and very popular ornamental tree that is tall, deciduous and fast growing with a distinctive greeny-yellow bark. It has sparse foliage that allows for sunlight to shine through which is perfect if you want other plants to grow underneath the tree.

Excellent for mass planting, this perennial, with its variegated leaves, bears lavender coloured flowers in spring and early summer.

Adding a splash of floral colour to borders, this well-known indigenous plant produces rounded clusters of stunning white trumpet-shaped flowers.

An eye-catcher with striking sky-blue and sunny yellow flowerheads, held well above the leaves. This beauty is hardy, fast growing, long-flowering, more or less frost- and wind-resistant, needs only moderate water and little care.

Highly recommended as a fast growing hedge plant, this scrambling shrub is also often used as a framework plant in flower beds. Expect a lively concert from honey bees and birds as they come to feast on the nectar. 

Spectacular burgundy red colour throughout summer and autumn and bright yellow and red bi-colour in winter.  Ideal for low maintenance, low water use gardens. Great cut flowers.

An Agapanthus that will cause fireworks in your garden with its large bursting flower heads.  The bi-colour flowers are violet blue at the throat fading to pure white on the petal edges. The foliage is short and broad.  Fireworks have a long flowering period and is ideal for borders and mixed containers.  Flowers from mid to late summer.  Plant in full sun and well-drained soil.