Sun-Loving Plants for Western Cape Gardens

Lavender 'Margaret Roberts' (Lavandula x intermedia) is a fragrant, hardy, and water-wise lavender variety that's perfect for herb gardens, borders, and coastal planting while attracting beneficial pollinators to your garden.

Why You'll Love It:
• Beautiful purple flower spikes with intense fragrance
• Fragrant, hardy, and water-wise lavender variety
• Ideal for cut flowers, potpourri, and natural aromatherapy
• Foliage provides year-round structure and texture
• Perfect for herb gardens, borders, and coastal planting
• Attracts beneficial pollinators to your garden

Planting & Care:
Plant 60-80cm apart in full sun with excellent drainage. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as plant becomes drought-tolerant. Prune after flowering to maintain compact shape and encourage new growth. Feed with slow-release fertilizer in spring.

Perfect for creating fragrant, pollinator-friendly gardens. Learn more about creating a scented and fragrant garden or discover how to plant herbs for you and the bees to support local pollinators while enjoying beautiful, aromatic plants.

Sweet Viburnum (Viburnum Sinensis) – our most popular hedging plant grows quickly to form a dense, evergreen screen that delivers instant privacy between you and your neighbours.

Why You'll Love It:
• Fast-growing for instant privacy
• Dense, evergreen screen for year-round coverage
• Tough nature makes it one of the best windbreak choices
• Adaptable to both clay and sandy soils
• Establishes easily and responds well to trimming
• Reliable for decades of use in the garden

Versatile Uses:
Keep it neat for a tidy hedge or allow it to grow taller and prune it into a small shade tree. With regular light cuts, your Viburnum will stay lush and compact, providing protection and year-round greenery for Western Cape gardens.

Perfect for creating privacy and structure in your garden. Learn how to choose the perfect tree for your garden or discover successful coastal gardening techniques for thriving hedges and windbreaks.

Mexican Bush Sage (Salvia Leucantha) produces stunning purple flower spikes from late summer through autumn, perfect for adding vibrant seasonal color to water-wise gardens and attracting butterflies and hummingbirds.

Why You'll Love It:
• Hardy, drought-tolerant perennial
• Low-maintenance evergreen shrub
• Thrives in full sun and well-drained soil
• Excellent choice for Western Cape gardens
• Long-lasting blooms with minimal water requirements

Planting & Care:
Plant 1-1.5m apart for mass plantings or use as striking specimen plants in mixed perennial borders. Feed annually in spring with a balanced slow-release fertilizer to encourage vigorous growth and abundant flowering.

Learn more about water-wise gardening techniques or discover how to attract butterflies to your garden with flowering plants like Mexican Bush Sage.

Wild Garlic (Wildeknoffel) is a tough, water-wise indigenous plant with edible, fragrant leaves and beautiful purple blooms that's perfect for sunny spots, borders, and container planting in Western Cape gardens.

Why You'll Love It:
• Hardy South African indigenous species
• Edible leaves for fresh salads or cooked dishes
• Beautiful mauve-pink flowers above clumps of narrow, grey-green leaves
• Distinctive garlic scent when leaves are crushed
• Attracts butterflies and beneficial insects to your garden
• Perfect for creating sustainable, indigenous gardens
• Supports local ecosystems

Perfect for creating sustainable, indigenous gardens that support local ecosystems. Learn more about your garden as an ecosystem or discover water-wise gardening techniques to create beautiful, drought-tolerant landscapes with indigenous plants like Wild Garlic.

Bird of Paradise is an unmistakable South African icon, admired for its bold, tropical foliage and brilliant orange-and-blue flowers that create stunning focal points in any landscape.

Why You'll Love It:
• Indigenous beauty provides year-round architectural greenery
• Dramatic color displays when in bloom mainly from May to December
• Perfect for modern gardens, poolside plantings, and container displays
• Hardy, low-maintenance plant that's water-wise once established
• Wind-resistant, making it ideal for coastal gardens and challenging conditions
• Can be successfully grown indoors with lots of bright light and some direct sun
• Best grown in full sun to light shade

Planting & Care:
Plant 1.5-2m apart for mass plantings or use as specimen plants in garden beds and containers. Feed annually in early spring with quality compost before new growth begins, then fertilize during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer for optimal flowering. 

Learn how your garden can support local ecosystems with indigenous plants like Bird of Paradise.

Water Pear is a hardy, indigenous evergreen that thrives in the Western Cape's varied conditions, from urban gardens to larger landscapes where reliable screening and shade are desired. This fast-growing tree forms a lush, year-round screen with its dense, glossy foliage, delivering excellent privacy, natural shade, and effective noise reduction for residential and commercial properties. From August to December, it delights with clusters of creamy-white, sweetly scented flowers that attract beneficial bees and pollinators while bringing seasonal interest to your landscape. Plant 4-5m apart for screening or use as specimen trees in garden beds and larger landscapes. Feed annually in spring with a balanced tree fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth. For young trees, provide support with tree stakes and secure with tree ties until well established. Apply pine mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Plant in full sun with moist, well-drained soil and water regularly during the first year. Once established, it becomes low-maintenance and water-wise, making it a favourite for sustainable, long-term indigenous plantings. Learn how to plant a tree the right way for successful Water Pear establishment, or discover how to choose the perfect tree for your garden with indigenous screening trees like Water Pear.

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.

Start a food garden this year and plant herbs for you and the bees to create a sustainable, productive garden that benefits both your kitchen and local pollinators.

Gaura Dark Pink brings months of delicate, star-shaped blooms in bright to dark pink shades that dance gracefully above compact, bushy foliage from spring through autumn.

Why You'll Love It:
• Bright to dark pink star-shaped flowers
• Compact, bushy growth pattern with excellent branching
• Tall, graceful flower stems create beautiful movement
• Long flowering season from spring through autumn
• Attracts butterflies and beneficial insects
• Perfect for borders, containers, and mass plantings
• Low-maintenance once established

Planting & Care:
Plant 30-40cm apart in well-draining soil in full sun position. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as plant becomes drought-tolerant. 

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.

One of the brightest ways to define your garden, Duranta 'Nonna's Gold' shines with vivid golden foliage that holds its colour all year. Fast-growing and easy to shape, it's ideal for hedges, borders, or topiary. In summer, delicate lilac-blue flowers add contrast before small berries form. Plant it where you want quick structure, vibrant colour, and low-maintenance impact – perfect along driveways, boundaries, or as a bold feature in mixed plantings.

Perfect for creating colorful, wildlife-friendly gardens. Learn how to attract butterflies to your garden with flowering plants like Duranta, or discover how to create a bird garden that supports local wildlife with berry-producing plants.

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.

Spekboom (Portulacaria Afra) is South Africa's beloved 'miracle plant' featuring traditional small, round succulent leaves that create dense, compact growth perfect for detailed pruning and shaping.

Why You'll Love It:
• Indigenous carbon-capturing champion
• Small, round succulent leaves with fine-textured foliage
• Forms tight, neat hedges with regular trimming
• Ideal for bonsai work and intricate topiary designs
• Perfect for precise garden borders and detailed definition
• Compact leaf size suits smaller garden spaces
• Excellent for container growing

Planting & Care:
Feed with a balanced succulent fertilizer in spring to encourage healthy growth and maintain its characteristic dense branching pattern. The classic Spekboom's compact leaf size and naturally bushy habit make it particularly suitable for applications where a refined, detailed appearance is preferred over bold architectural statements.

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 late season pomegranate with orange-red flowers. The fruit has a red to purple skin. This variety is popular for making pomegranate juice. Wonderful is a fast grower, produces an abundance of fruit, is drought resistant and mostly pest free.

Gaura 'Ice Cream Pink' boasts wispy flowers that resemble a fluttering cloud of dual-colored butterflies dancing in the breeze. With an upright and strong growth habit, this variety showcases exquisite ice cream pink blooms.

Why You'll Love It:
• Wispy flowers resemble fluttering butterflies dancing in the breeze
• Upright and strong growth habit
• Exquisite ice cream pink blooms
• Perfect for cut arrangements
• Works wonders for filling border gaps
• Excellent for connecting different plant groupings together
• Long bloom show from mid-spring to early winter
• Easy maintenance - simply trim back to ground in late winter

Planting & Care:
Enjoy their bloom show from mid-spring to early winter, and simply trim them back to the ground in late winter to anticipate the next enchanting flower explosion come spring.

A floral masterpiece that adds pure charm to your garden. This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant beauty is ideal for mass planting and containers. Plant it in well-draining soil, provide ample sunlight, and water moderately for breathtaking results. Pair it with companions like fragrant lavender, deep purple salvia, or delicate white alyssum to create a garden display that radiates timeless beauty.

Highly recommended for its prolific growth, the Salt Bush lends itself beautifully to marvelous formal applications, including crafting shaped balls and clipped hedges.

When planting, choose a well-drained soil location with full to partial sun exposure for optimal results. The fantastic silvery-grey foliage of the Salt Bush not only adds to its own allure, but also showcases the colors of the plants planted around it, creating a visually stunning landscape.

Hibiscus Hollywood'Social Butterfly' has large, showy flowers that fade from yellow to pink with a deep pink centre.' Social Butterfly' is perfect to add a bit of glitz and glam to your garden. The ‘Hollywood collection’ was bred to provide an excess of blooms and provides season-long flowering.'Social Butterfly' can also be used as a container plant,adding vibrant colour and a tropical touch to patios and outdoor areas.

Plumbago Auriculata Blue is a Western Cape favourite, an indigenous shrub treasured for its masses of blue blooms, mainly from November to May.

Why You'll Love It:
• Indigenous Western Cape shrub with masses of blooms
• Long flowering season from November to May
• Fast-growing and easy to train
• Perfect for informal hedges, sprawling against fences, or cascading over walls
• Can be trimmed into neat, compact shape in pots
• Hardy and water-wise once established
• Adored by butterflies - excellent for wildlife gardens
• One of the most rewarding shrubs for long-lasting seasonal colour

Planting & Care:
Plant in full sun with well-draining soil. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as plant becomes water-wise. Prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new growth. Feed with balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage vigorous blooming.

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.

Rosemary 'McConnell's Blue' is the most widely grown rosemary variety, bearing small blue flowers mainly in winter and spring, and growing slowly but surely into a large bush.

Why You'll Love It:
• Most widely grown rosemary variety - proven performer
• Small blue flowers in winter and spring attract bees and beneficial insects
• Grows slowly but steadily to 1-2m tall and 1-1.5m wide
• Aromatic leaves perfect for cooking - use fresh or dried in Mediterranean dishes
• Drought-tolerant once established
• Can be pruned and shaped for compact growth
• Perfect companion plant for vegetables - may help deter pests
• Harvest leaves year-round for culinary use

Planting & Care:
Plant in full sun with excellent drainage - essential to prevent root rot. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as plant becomes drought-tolerant. Prune after flowering to maintain shape and prevent woody growth. Feed with slow-release fertilizer in spring.

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.

The Wild Olive is one of South Africa’s most treasured indigenous trees, known for its timeless beauty and resilience. Its silvery-green leaves and rugged trunk add instant character to gardens, while its drought tolerance makes it a dependable choice for the Western Cape.

Best planted in full sun, this evergreen tree grows slowly but steadily into a long-lived garden feature. It thrives in coastal and dry conditions and can also be pruned into a neat hedge or trained for use in a large pot. 

 The wild olive has beautiful wood for furniture making. Has many medicinal uses.

The Iceberg Standard Rose elevates the world-famous Iceberg rose to new architectural heights, trained as an elegant standard for striking garden displays. Available in three beautiful color varieties: classic pure white with glossy green foliage, rich burgundy with deep wine-colored blooms, and soft pink with delicate rose-toned flowers. All varieties produce abundant floribunda blooms from spring through autumn with a light, delicate fragrance. Feed with a quality rose fertilizer in spring and after each flush to encourage repeat blooming, prune lightly in winter to maintain the standard shape, and water deeply at the base to promote strong root development. Perfect as specimen plants in large containers, along pathways, or planted en-masse with complementary plants like lavender for an enchanting cottage garden display.

Leylandii is a fast-growing evergreen conifer with densely packed foliage that creates excellent privacy screens, windbreaks, and formal hedges in Western Cape gardens. This versatile conifer is often used as Christmas trees and can be clipped into formal topiary shapes or left natural for informal screening. The dense, feathery foliage provides year-round structure and excellent noise reduction, making it perfect for urban gardens and boundary plantings. Plant 1m apart for hedging purposes or 2-3m apart for windbreak plantings. Feed annually in spring with a balanced tree fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth. Apply pine mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. This fast-growing conifer thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it ideal for creating instant privacy and structure in new gardens. Discover how to create privacy with plants using fast-growing evergreen screens like Leyland Cypress.

Lavandula Anouk White is a compact French lavender that produces soft lilac-purple flower spikes crowned with elegant white bracts, creating a striking two-toned effect. Highly fragrant and long-lasting, it flowers from mid-spring into early summer, bringing both beauty and scent to borders, pots, and pathways.

This hardy, waterwise lavender thrives in full sun with good air circulation and well-drained soil. Once established, it needs only light watering and is naturally drought-tolerant. Plant 30–40 cm apart for a massed display, and enjoy a garden alive with bees and butterflies while benefiting from a tough, low-maintenance plant perfectly suited to Western Cape conditions.

Evolvulus 'Blue my mind'(also known as Dwarf Morning Glory) has tiny blue blossoms covering these silvery-leaved plants for extended periods.  An ideal choice for ground covers in gardens or containers, creating a mound of vivid blue blooms.

These resilient plants thrive in heat and drought conditions, making them excellent ground covers and companions for mixed baskets and pots. They thrive in scorching temperatures and shine in full sun. Furthermore, once established, 'Blue my Mind' requires minimal watering due to their drought tolerance.

Pink King Protea (Protea Cynaroides 'King Pink') is a magnificent indigenous fynbos shrub that produces spectacular large pink protea flowers, perfect for creating stunning focal points in water-wise gardens and indigenous landscapes.

Why You'll Love It:
• Indigenous South African fynbos shrub
• Perfect for creating stunning focal points in gardens
• Excellent choice for Western Cape gardens
• Dramatic blooms with exceptional drought tolerance
• Striking pink flowers make excellent cut flowers
• Perfect for impressive floral displays
• Ideal for screening or as striking specimen plant

Planting & Care:
Plant 2-3m apart for screening or use as a striking specimen plant in mixed fynbos plantings. Thrives in full sun with well-draining soil. Feed annually with a low-phosphorus indigenous plant fertilizer to encourage healthy growth and abundant flowering. 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 with indigenous proteas.

Tree Aloe is Africa's tallest aloe that forms dramatic branches with spectacular orange flower spikes, creating an excellent focal point and architectural statement in any Western Cape garden. This majestic indigenous evergreen giant is widely used for its striking sculptural shape, making it perfect as a dramatic feature plant in large gardens, coastal properties, office parks, and commercial sites where year-round structure and beauty are desired. Young trees adapt well to containers, but ensure the pot is sturdy and wide to support this impressive succulent tree. Plant 4-5m apart for grove plantings or use as specimen trees in garden beds and courtyards. Feed annually in spring with a balanced succulent fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth. For young trees, provide support with tree stakes and secure with tree ties until well established. Apply pine mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. This proudly indigenous tree thrives in full sun and dry conditions, making it ideal for low-maintenance, water-wise gardens. Learn how your garden can support local ecosystems with indigenous trees like Tree Aloe, or discover water-wise gardening techniques for creating stunning, drought-tolerant landscapes.

The fire sticks plant resembles sea coral and is a striking evergreen succulent shrub. It is resilient to most pests and diseases. Water hardly at all in winter and moderately in summer. Let the soil dry out before watering again. 

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

 Lavandula stoechas (Mauve-Lilac) is a compact, hardy lavender that dazzles with soft mauve-lilac flower heads topped by butterfly-like petals. Its aromatic silver-green foliage and long-lasting blooms make it both beautiful and fragrant, flowering reliably from mid-spring through early summer.

Perfect for borders, pots, and pathways, this lavender thrives in full sun with good air circulation and well-drained soil. Once established, it needs minimal watering, making it a waterwise choice for Western Cape gardens. Plant 30–40 cm apart for a massed display that draws bees and butterflies while adding colour, scent, and elegance to your garden.

Agapanthus 'Fireworks' (PBR) is an Agapanthus that will cause fireworks in your garden with its large bursting flower heads. The stunning bi-colour flowers are violet-blue at the throat fading to pure white on the petal edges, creating a spectacular display from mid to late summer.

Why You'll Love It:
• Stunning bi-colour flower heads create spectacular displays
• Stunning violet-blue at the throat fading to pure white on petal edges
• Long flowering period from mid to late summer
• Short and broad foliage - compact and tidy
• Flowers abundantly on stout stems about 1m tall
• Ideal for borders and mixed containers
• Indigenous South African plant
• Semi-water smart once established

Planting & Care:
Plant 50-60cm apart in full sun with well-drained soil. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as plant becomes more drought-tolerant. Feed annually in spring with balanced slow-release fertilizer to encourage vigorous growth and abundant flowering.

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

The Italian Cypress is an attractive, upright, pencil-thin conifer that works perfectly in restricted spaces or spaces where shade is not desired. It can be planted in groups to create a beautiful hedge or screen. Effortless with minimal water requirements once established. The Italian Cypress is also wind-tolerant and suitable for coastal gardens.

‘Frantoio’ is the most noted olive oil variety of Tuscany, Italy and makes an excellent potted specimen.  White flowers in spring produce small round to oval black fruit in Autumn.  Self-pollinating, but can be used to pollinate other cultivars. Plant in well-draining soil.

Conebush 'Jolly Joker' (Leucadendron Salignum x Laureolum) is a beautiful variegated indigenous fynbos shrub that produces stunning colorful foliage in shades of red, orange, and yellow, perfect for adding dramatic seasonal color to water-wise gardens and indigenous landscapes.

Why You'll Love It:
• Stunning colorful foliage 
• Beautiful variegated indigenous fynbos shrub
• Dramatic seasonal color in autumn and winter
• Excellent choice for Western Cape gardens
• Great cut flowers for arrangements
• Perfect for screening or as striking specimen plant
• Water-wise and drought-tolerant

Planting & Care:
Plant 1.5-2m apart for screening or use as a striking specimen plant in mixed fynbos plantings. Thrives in full sun with well-draining soil. Feed annually with a low-phosphorus indigenous plant fertilizer to encourage healthy growth and vibrant foliage color. 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 with indigenous 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.

This colourful crassula is a firm favourite as it sets your garden alight with its fleshy propeller-like leaves that mature from bright lime-green to bright red. Also very pretty in containers or hanging baskets. 

Adorned with buttery yellow flowers and a central blue eye, the blooms of the African Daisy - Osteospermum 'Serenity Blue Eyed Beauty' are a captivating addition to any landscape. This low-maintenance and drought-tolerant beauty is ideal for mass planting and containers, adding an enchanting touch to your outdoor space. Once established, it thrives with minimal care. Don't forget to prune it back after flowering for continuous blooms and a flourishing garden display

This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant gem thrives in mass plantings and containers. Plant in well-draining soil, and water moderately for a mesmerizing display. Complement its coral splendor with charming companions like elegant blue agapanthus, the delicate grace of white alyssum, or the graceful allure of purple verbena, creating a garden tapestry that's truly magical.

This exquisite plant is every gardener's dream as it is easy to grow, tough, fast growing and has a long display of blooms. Expect waving wands dotted with dozens of flowers that create a butterfly banquet from spring to late autumn. Fabulous for mass planting.

Aeonium'Kiwi' is a  charming evergreen succulent with petite, variegated rosettes and spoon-shaped leaves that turn a vibrant rose red in the sunlight. Plant this popular succulent in well-draining soil  and water sparingly. Aeonium'Kiwi' requires a minimum of 6 hours of daily sunlight to ensure optimal growth.

This show-stopping pink 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.

Reaching a height of 5m+ with a non-aggressive root system, the' Kei Apple' is an extremely versatile all-rounder that lends itself to many applications .It can be planted on its own, in a garden border or as a screening plant. It can be pruned to create a neat ,compact shape, which makes it ideal for use as container plant or bonsai. The dense, evergreen foliage and thorny branches of 'Dovyalis caffra' make it suitable for security hedging.

Various bird species,especially louries and black-eyed bulbuls, love the unusual golden fruit of the 'Kei Apple'.

Petunia Limbo White is a hardy, dwarf petunia that packs a punch with large, velvety white flowers on a strong, compact plant. Its vigorous growth makes it perfect for containers, garden beds, and landscapes, adding bold, season-long color without the sprawl.

Low maintenance, high impact—just pinch back regularly for even more stunning blooms!

A South African indigenous treasure.  A low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant that's perfect for mass planting and containers. Plant it in well-draining soil, provide ample sunlight, and water moderately for stunning results. Pair with fragrant lavender, vibrant salvia, or lively orange zinnias for a vibrant garden display.

 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 Thunbergia.  Grow in full sun and plant in sandy, well-drained soil.  Good for difficult, dry conditions and coastal gardens

These enchanting blooms display lovely flowers that gracefully fade from light pink at the tips to white in the center. They bring a touch of wonder to any landscape and are perfect for pots, borders, and garden beds. This low-maintenance and drought-tolerant beauty is ideal for mass planting and containers. Once established, it thrives with minimal care. Be sure to prune it back after flowering for continuous blooms and a garden display filled with magic.

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 hardy, fast-growing, long-flowering, eye-catcher that requires only moderate water and minimal care. It pairs wonderfully with contrasting plants like deep purple salvia or fiery red geraniums, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.

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.

Excellent used as a windbreak or hedge. Can be cut to any size. Indigenous.A strikingly attractive and hardy drought resistant tree, with an uncommon silvery-blue appearance that contrasts beautifully with surrounding, darker green foliage. Well suited to harsh coastal conditions. It has a non invasive root system and can be used close to walls. Easily trained as a shrub or screening plant that can provide privacy in a short space of time due to its fast growing rate.

 Prune off the lower branches to form a shade tree; and if space is limited, grow it in a large pot.

A striking two-toned double flowering variety with a compact growth habit, the African Daisy - Osteospermum 'Flowerpower 3D Berry White' is ideal for pots, borders, and garden beds. This low-maintenance, drought-tolerant beauty thrives in mass plantings and containers. Plant it in well-draining soil for stunning results. Combine it with the vibrant hues of purple verbena and the airy elegance of Gaura for a captivating garden display.

The Jade Plant'Sunset' is a popular and award-winning succulent shrub with glossy, rounded, fleshy green leaves adorned with golden yellow tips and red edges. Clusters of small white to pale pink flowers bloom from Autumn to Spring. As it ages, the stout grey trunk and limbs become massive and thick.The Jade Plant is versatile and easy to grow and perfect for succulent gardens,rockeries and indoor pot plants.

Incredibly versatile. Bougainvilleas are useful for screening a wall and can add a splash of colour in areas where there is a lot of paving or not much other garden interest. Great in pots with a simple V-shaped trellis for support. Packs a punch of colour in summer and nearly all year round. Enjoys hot, sunny conditions but afternoon sun is good. Flowers best with neglect so do not over-water, over-prune or over-feed.

Blueberries are perennial flowering plants with purple-blue colored berries. A vigorous upright growing shrub with medium green foliage, turning glossy red in autumn. Blueberries are high in anti-oxidants.

A non-fruiting, fast-growing, deciduous vine grown for its remarkable foliage. Excellent for growing against sturdy fences or walls, with leaves that turn red, orange, and burgundy in autumn. Keep well-watered, especially the first year of establishment. Prefers well-drained soil

Aromatic and elegant, Lavendar “Holland Supreme” forms a compact mound of silvery-green foliage topped by upright, deep violet flower spikes crowned with petal “ears.” These dramatic blooms emerge in spring and linger into early summer, creating an undulating sea of rich lavender-purple.

Perfect for mass plantings, mixed borders, or container accents, this variety is equally striking in beds or pots. Once established, it is drought-tolerant and easy-care—just ensure full sun, excellent drainage, and a light trim after flowering to maintain shape and encourage reblooming.

A tall-growing bougainvillea that ensures masses of flowers. An unusual variety with white floral bracts that age to pink. Plant in a sunny spot in well-draining soil.