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A hardy, evergreen succulent shrub with interesting tooth-edged foliage, that turn from green to red in winter. Bears small yellow flowers on erect stems from June to November. Drought resistant.

A striking succulent with cascading clusters of tubular, coral‑red flowers that brighten up the garden or patio. In Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate, it flowers beautifully from late summer into autumn (February–April), adding vibrant colour when many other plants are fading. Ideal for hanging baskets, containers, or as a cheerful indoor accent, it thrives in bright light and well‑drained soil. Customers love its dramatic, pendant blooms that create instant impact.  Pendant Flowered Kalanchoe – Kalanchoe ‘Tessa’.

Why You’ll Love It

• Cascading coral‑red flowers for months
• Perfect for hanging baskets and patio pots
• Compact, easy‑care succulent
• Adds bold colour indoors or outdoors
• Drought‑tolerant and resilient

Why You’ll Love It

Plant in a well‑draining succulent mix and place in bright light with some direct sun. Water moderately during the growing season, allowing soil to dry between watering. Reduce watering in winter. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage new blooms. Protect from frost and repot every few years to refresh soil.

Did You Know?

Kalanchoe ‘Tessa’ is a hybrid bred specifically for its showy, pendant flowers, making it one of the most popular choices for hanging baskets worldwide.

Toxicity note: This plant is mildly toxic if ingested. Keep away from pets and small children.

This striking succulent, native to Madagascar, is loved for its scalloped, bluish-green leaves edged in lavender tones and its clusters of bell-shaped coral-pink flowers. In Cape Town’s climate, it typically flowers in late winter through spring, adding vibrant colour when many gardens are still quiet. Perfect for rock gardens, borders, or containers, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it ideal for water-wise gardening. Its low, spreading habit also makes it useful as groundcover or edging. A hardy, decorative plant that’s easy to grow and propagate, Lavender Scallops is a cheerful addition to any garden.

Why You’ll Love It

• Beautiful scalloped leaves with lavender edges.
• Striking coral-pink, bell-shaped flowers in late winter/spring.
• Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant.
• Excellent for borders, rock gardens, or containers.
• Easy to propagate from cuttings or leaf plantlets.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-drained soil and position in full sun for best colour. Water sparingly, allow soil to dry almost completely between waterings, especially in cooler months. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new growth. Protect from frost in colder areas, and avoid overwatering to prevent root rot.

Did You Know?

Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi produces tiny plantlets along the edges of detached leaves, which can root easily, a natural survival trick that makes it one of the easiest succulents to propagate!

Chocolate soldier is a beautiful velvety slow-growing succulent, with broader regions of color on the leaf tips and margins. Colors range from a rusty brown on new growth to a more chocolate-brown coloration when the plant matures.

Calandiva is a dazzling indoor and patio favourite, celebrated for its clusters of double-petaled blooms that resemble miniature roses. Flowering generously in late autumn through winter (May–August in Cape Town), it brings a burst of colour when many other plants are resting. Available in a wide palette, from vibrant reds and oranges to soft pinks, yellows, and whites. Calandiva is perfect for brightening living spaces, balconies, and sheltered garden corners. Compact and long-lasting, its blooms can persist for weeks, making it a superb gift plant as well as a cheerful addition to your own collection. Thriving in bright light with minimal water, it’s ideal for water-wise gardeners and anyone seeking effortless beauty. Bring year-round charm indoors with the Calandiva (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana hybrid).

Why You’ll Love It

• Rose-like clusters of colourful blooms.
• Flowers in Cape Town’s cooler months (May–August).
• Compact size perfect for pots and indoor displays.
• Long-lasting blooms with minimal care.
• A cheerful, water-wise plant for gifting or décor.

Plant & Care

Place in bright, indirect light indoors or semi-shade outdoors. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry between waterings, overwatering can damage roots. Remove spent blooms to encourage fresh flowering. Feed lightly with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season. Protect from frost and cold drafts in winter.

Did You Know?

Calandiva was developed in the Netherlands as a special cultivar of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, bred specifically for its double-petaled “mini-rose” flowers that last longer than the single-flowered varieties

This charming succulent delights with its velvety, silvery‑green leaves edged in chocolate brown. Flowering is rare indoors, but in Cape Town’s climate, blooms may appear in late summer to early autumn (February–April). Perfect for indoor displays, containers, or as a quirky accent in a sunny spot, it thrives with minimal care. Customers adore its soft, fuzzy leaves that invite touch and add instant character to any space. Toxicity note: Mildly toxic if ingested, keep away from pets and small children. Panda Plant Kalanchoe tomentosa.

Why You’ll Love It

• Velvety, panda‑like leaves with unique markings
• Compact size perfect for desks, shelves, or patios
• Low‑maintenance and drought‑tolerant
• Adds texture and charm to succulent collections
• A conversation starter with irresistible appeal

Plant & Care

Plant in well‑draining succulent soil and place in bright light with some direct sun. Water sparingly, allowing soil to dry completely between watering. Protect from frost in winter. Prune lightly to maintain shape and remove any leggy growth. Repot every few years to refresh soil and encourage healthy roots.

Did You Know?

The Panda Plant’s fuzzy leaves aren’t just cute, they help reduce water loss by trapping moisture, making it perfectly adapted to dry conditions.

Toxicity note: This plant is mildly toxic if ingested. Keep away from pets and small children.