A premium organic potting mix, created for planting and growing healthy, organic and nutritious vegetables, aromatic herbs and radiant flowers. It is organic and filled with nutrients and trace elements, promoting the vigorous growth of roots, foliage, vegetables, fruits and flowers.

Perfect for creating thriving container gardens and raised beds. Learn more about successful container gardening or discover how to start your own food garden this year with the right growing medium.

* Max 30 bags per delivery. Additional delivery fees will be applicable for orders exceeding 30 bags

Bio Ganic All Purpose is a unique blend of the highest quality organic fertiliser and natural minerals, specifically formulated for the most effective and safe feeding of all your garden plants. Pelletised for slow, consistent release of nutrients and easy application.

This organic fertilizer is enriched with seaweed, fishmeal, and essential nutrients, promoting robust plant growth, vibrant blooms, and healthier soil. Perfect for all plants, it enhances and delivers long-lasting results while being kind to the environment. 

• Organic and environmentally friendly.
• Pelletised for slow, consistent release of nutrients and easy application.
• pH Neutral.
• Pathogen free with no germs, mould or bacteria.
• Water-wise.
• Child & pet friendly.
• Does not burn.

Clivia miniata – St. John’s Lily (Belgian Hybrid)
This striking indigenous perennial produces clusters of vivid orange trumpet-shaped flowers from late winter into spring (July–September in Cape Town), bringing a burst of colour when most gardens are still resting. Perfect for shady beds, under trees, or as a feature in containers, it thrives in semi-shade to full shade with humus-rich soil. A water-wise choice, it’s ideal for indigenous, indoor, and ornamental gardens, offering year-round lush green foliage and seasonal brilliance. Add timeless elegance to your garden with the St. John’s Lily (Clivia miniata).

Why You’ll Love It

• Spectacular orange blooms in late winter and spring
• Evergreen glossy foliage for year-round appeal
• Thrives in shady spots where few plants flourish
• Indigenous and water-wise, perfect for Cape gardens
• Excellent for pots, borders, and under-tree planting

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained, humus-rich soil in a shady or semi-shady position. Water moderately, allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings. Feed with a balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage strong flowering. Remove spent flower stalks to tidy the plant and promote fresh growth. Protect from direct harsh sun, which can scorch leaves.

Did You Know?

In African tradition, Clivias are believed to bring prosperity and good fortune when planted near the home, a living symbol of abundance and health.

Bamboo Palm is a beautiful, evergreen, multi-stemmed palm with feathery, arching leaves that creates a stunning tropical display. This popular houseplant adds instant tropical elegance to living rooms, office reception areas, patios, and shaded garden spaces while serving as an excellent natural air purifier. The graceful, clumping growth habit and golden-yellow stems make it perfect for creating privacy screens or focal points in semi-shaded areas. Plant 2-3m apart for screening or use as specimen trees in containers and garden beds. Feed monthly during growing season with a balanced palm fertilizer and enrich soil with quality compost for optimal growth. The Bamboo Palm benefits from occasional misting to increase humidity, especially when grown indoors. Learn how to plant a tree the right way for successful palm establishment, or discover how to choose the perfect tree for your garden with tropical palms like Bamboo Palm.

Wild Garlic (Tulbaghia violacea) is a hardy and versatile perennial, loved for its clumps of slender, grey-green leaves and clusters of starry lilac-purple flowers. Native to South Africa, it thrives effortlessly in Cape Town’s Western Cape climate, bringing colour, resilience, and a touch of fragrance to gardens. Its long flowering season and ability to withstand drought make it a favourite for low-maintenance beds, borders, and containers.

Flowering from spring right through to late autumn, Wild Garlic ensures months of cheerful blooms, often continuing into early winter in mild conditions. Beyond its ornamental beauty, the leaves carry a mild garlic scent when crushed, adding both sensory interest and practical pest-repelling qualities to the garden.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Long flowering season: spring to late autumn in Cape Town 
• Hardy, drought-tolerant perennial suited to local conditions 
• Clusters of lilac-purple starry flowers attract pollinators 
• Leaves release a gentle garlic scent when crushed 
• Perfect for borders, rockeries, and containers
• Easy-care and resilient, ideal for water-wise gardens 
• Indigenous to South Africa, naturally adapted to our climate

Planting & Care:

Plant your Wild Garlic in full sun to light shade, in well-drained soil enriched with compost. Water moderately, reducing frequency once established, as it tolerates dry spells well. Feed lightly in spring to encourage lush growth and abundant flowers. Remove spent flower stalks to prolong blooming and keep plants tidy. In Cape Town’s mild winters, it remains evergreen, providing year-round foliage interest.

Wild Garlic is not just ornamental. It's leaves and flowers are edible and can be used sparingly to add a mild garlic flavour to salads, soups, or garnishes. A true indigenous plant that delights both the eye and the palate!

A top seller!

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.

A vigorous climber with exotic flair, the Granadilla rewards Cape Town gardeners with fragrant white-and-purple flowers in late spring (October-November), followed by delicious purple fruits ripening from mid-summer into autumn (January-April). Ideal for trellises, fences, and pergolas, this plant not only produces mouthwatering fruit but also creates a lush, tropical screen. Thriving in full sun to semi-shade, it’s a fast grower that brings both beauty and bounty to your garden. A true taste of the tropics, right at home in the Cape.

Why You’ll Love It

• Produces sweet, tangy fruit perfect for juices, desserts, and fresh eating.
• Exotic flowers add instant tropical charm to any garden.
• Rapid growth makes it excellent for covering fences or trellises.
• Attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies.
• Easy to train and prune for decorative or productive purposes.

Plant & Care

Plant your Granadilla in fertile, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter. Water regularly during dry spells, especially while fruit is forming. Feed with a balanced fertilizer in spring and midsummer to encourage flowering and fruiting. Train the vine along a trellis or fence, pruning lightly to control growth and improve airflow. Protect young plants from frost, as they prefer Cape Town’s mild coastal climate.

Did You Know?

Granadillas belong to the passionfruit family, and their name comes from the Spanish word granada (pomegranate) because of the fruit’s resemblance. In South Africa, they’re a favorite for making refreshing cordials and the flowers are so striking that they were once used as symbols in religious art to represent “passion.”

Stakes allow a root ball to become a root system and offers protection. Stakes should be inserted on the side of the prevailing wind so that the tree is blown away from the stake.

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.

The Wild Banana,also known as 'Giant White Bird of Paradise, is an attention-grabbing evergreen that effortlessly brings a lush tropical ambiance to your garden. Notably, while its appearance is captivating, its aggressive root system requires mindful placement away from paths and structures. The Wild Banana produces spectacular,large blue and white flowers throughout the year,but their peak flowering season start in Spring and Summer.    Additionally,Strelitzia Reginae is a versatile choice as it can thrive both outdoors and as an indoor plant. Indigenous and well-suited for coastal environments, the Wild Banana offers a touch of paradise to any garden.

IMPORTANT: Our Strelitzias are grown outdoors, where wind, sun, and other natural elements can cause the leaves to tear or develop slight browning on the edges. This is completely normal and part of the plant’s natural growth pattern. Even in your own home garden, your Strelitzia will go through the same process over the years. Growers also trim older leaves to encourage strong, upright growth, so receiving a plant with cut stems is not a sign of poor quality. It’s simply part of healthy maintenance, development, and the natural characteristics of the plant.

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.

Bio Ocean is one of our absolute favourite products, loved for its versatility and exceptional results. It is a premium organic blend soil and plant conditioner, manufactured by composting seaweed, fishmeal, humic acid and poultry manure. The key ingredient seaweed, contains a range of naturally occurring minerals and growth stimulants which help maximise plant growth. Pelletised for slow, consistent release of nutrients and easy application

• Organic and environmentally friendly
• Enriched with seaweed, fishmeal and natural growth stimulants
• Contains humic substances to enhance nutrient uptake and soil life
• Pelletised for slow, consistent nutrient release
• Supports improved soil moisture retention
• pH balanced for safe garden use
• Pathogen-free, child and pet friendly
• Ideal for water-wise gardening

Such a versatile and popular pot that works well in formal or informal garden setting.

*Slight colour and texture variations may occur.

 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.

The Vivaldi Rustic Fibre Cement Pot brings timeless elegance to your garden or home. Crafted from durable fibre cement, it combines a natural rustic finish with modern strength, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Its weather-resistant design ensures long-lasting beauty, even in Cape Town’s varied climate. Lightweight yet sturdy, this pot is perfect for showcasing everything from lush greenery to vibrant flowering plants. With its classic shape and textured surface, it adds a touch of sophistication to any space, whether on a patio, balcony, or living room corner.

Why You’ll Love It

• Durable fibre cement construction with rustic charm.
• Weather-resistant and suitable for Cape Town’s climate.
• Lightweight yet strong for easy handling.
• Versatile design complements both indoor and outdoor spaces.
• Perfect for showcasing a wide variety of plants.

Quick Use Guide

Place the pot in your desired location, fill with quality potting mix, and add your chosen plant. Ensure proper drainage for healthy roots. Ideal for patios, balconies, gardens, or indoor décor. Its neutral rustic finish pairs beautifully with both leafy greens and colorful blooms.

Did You Know?

Fibre cement pots are not only stylish but also eco-friendly, as they use sustainable materials that reduce reliance on plastics. Their porous nature helps regulate soil moisture, creating a healthier environment for plant roots.

A variety of different seeds to produce a balanced feed and diet for each bird type. All Westerman's seed is graded, sorted and then cleaned of all impurities and dust.

Step into the enchanting world of Clivia Citrina, a rare treasure among South Africa’s indigenous gems. Unlike the more common orange Clivia, this variety dazzles with clusters of soft, buttery-yellow trumpet-shaped blooms that light up shaded corners from August to October in Cape Town’s climate. Its lush, strap-like evergreen leaves form a graceful fountain of greenery, ensuring year-round beauty even when not in flower. Perfect for shady garden beds, mass plantings beneath trees, or as a statement piece in decorative containers, the Yellow Clivia brings elegance and warmth wherever it grows. It thrives in semi-shade to full shade, rewarding gardeners with resilience, drought tolerance, and effortless charm. Bring a touch of rarity and sophistication to your garden with the Yellow Clivia, Clivia miniata var. citrina.

Why You’ll Love It

• Produces rare, soft yellow blooms that stand out.
• Evergreen foliage provides year-round interest.
• Perfect for shady spots where few plants thrive.
• Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established.
• Indigenous to South Africa, adding local charm to your garden.

Plant & Care

Plant Clivia Citrina in well-draining soil enriched with compost. Water moderately during the growing season, reducing in winter when the plant rests. Avoid direct sun, as leaves can scorch. Remove spent flower stalks to encourage healthy growth. Divide clumps every few years to rejuvenate and propagate new plants.

Did You Know?

Clivias are sometimes called “Bush Lilies” and are highly sought after by collectors worldwide. The yellow-flowering citrina variety is especially rare compared to the more common orange Clivia, making it a true treasure for gardeners.

Excellent evergreen plant for topiaries, hedging and screening. Compact growth habit. Tiny creamy-white flowers early summer are followed by purple edible berries that will attract birds to the garden.  Slow growing. Ideal for bonsai use.  Cold hardy.

Durable polypropylene handles with hardened and tempered blades made from high quality carbon steel. For trimming hedges, bushes, shrubs and lawn. Special notch section for pruning small branches.