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Syzygium Cordatum 100lt
Original price was: R3,095.00.R1,995.00Current price is: R1,995.00.Add to cartSyzygium Cordatum 100lt
Common Name: Water Berry, WaterberryFull Sun
Semi Shade
Indigenous
Evergreen
Medium Watering
Wind Tolerant - Sale!
Coleus Wasabi 15cm Pot
Original price was: R175.00.R125.00Current price is: R125.00.Add to cartColeus Wasabi 15cm Pot
Coleus, known for its vibrant and colourful foliage, is a popular choice for gardens and indoor plant collections. To grow healthy and attractive coleus plants, you should provide them with the right growing conditions:
Light
Indoor Coleus: When growing coleus indoors, place them in bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can scorch the leaves.
Outdoor Coleus: If growing coleus outdoors, they can tolerate some morning sun, but they generally prefer partial to full shade, especially in hot climates. Too much direct sun can fade the vibrant colours of the leaves.Temperature
Coleus prefers moderate temperatures. They do well in the range of 21-37°C. Protect them from frost and cold drafts.Soil
Use a well-draining potting mix or garden soil with good drainage. A slightly acidic to neutral pH (around 6.0-7.0) is suitable for coleus.Watering
Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water when the top inch of the soil feels dry, but don’t let the plant wilt. Coleus prefers relatively high humidity levels.Fertilisation
Fertilise your coleus plants every 4-6 weeks during the growing season (spring through early fall) with a balanced, water-soluble fertiliser. Avoid over-fertilisation, as it can lead to leggy growth with less vibrant foliage.Pruning
Regularly pinch or trim back the tips of coleus stems to encourage bushier growth and prevent legginess. You can also remove any flower spikes that form, as coleus is typically grown for its foliage, not its flowers.Container Growing
Coleus can thrive in containers. Make sure the pots have drainage holes to prevent overwatering and root rot. - Sale!
Guava Tree 50lt
Original price was: R1,650.00.R1,150.00Current price is: R1,150.00.Add to cartGuava Tree 50lt
Full Sun
Medium Watering
Fruiting Tree
Wind Tolerant - Sale!
Leptospermum Scoparium Alba 10lt
Original price was: R350.00.R229.99Current price is: R229.99.Add to cartLeptospermum Scoparium Alba 10lt
Common names: Tea BushFull Sun
evergreen
Wind Tolerant
Low WateringFine-leaved shrub growing up to 3m in height with masses of double white flowers in Winter and Spring
Mandi Garden Pot
R1,092.50Add to cartMandi Garden Pot
Dimensions: H410 x D900
Available in these colours
Charcoal
Cement White Wash
Cream Wash
Light Grey
Bronze WashThe paint finishes don’t need sealing as they are all weather durable.
All of our pots and garden accessories can be finished in any of our six paint & concrete finishes, no matter the size or design, the choice is yours.
Prices reflected are for our original paint finish only, this is available in either bronze wash, grey, cream wash, charcoal or cement white wash.* Our sealed cement finish carries a surcharge of 25%, this is a multi step finish that gives the raw industrial look of concrete without the colour imperfections that a raw pot may show.
The cement finish is a Cemcrete product that is then sealed.Please allow 3-7 days for pots to be prepared depending on stock levels and finishes ordered.
Dimensions are in (mm)
Hex Garden Pot
R299.00 – R713.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageHex Garden Pot
Available in Small, Medium and Large.
Small H230 x D330
Medium H300 x D410
Large H370 x D530Available in these colours
Charcoal
Cement White Wash
Cream Wash
Light Grey
Bronze WashThe paint finishes don’t need sealing as they are all weather durable.
All of our pots and garden accessories can be finished in any of our six paint & concrete finishes, no matter the size or design, the choice is yours.
Prices reflected are for our original paint finish only, this is available in either bronze wash, grey, cream wash, charcoal or cement white wash.* Our sealed cement finish carries a surcharge of 25%, this is a multi step finish that gives the raw industrial look of concrete without the colour imperfections that a raw pot may show.
The cement finish is a Cemcrete product that is then sealed.Please allow 3-7 days for pots to be prepared depending on stock levels and finishes ordered.
Dimensions are in (mm)
Helichrysum Petiolare (broadleaf) 6 Pack
R57.50Add to cartHelichrysum Petiolare (broadleaf) 6 Pack
Common Name: Liquorice PlantAndani Amandaline Rose 5lt
R190.00Add to cartAndani Amandaline Rose 5lt
Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune in WinterA rose panorama
Panarosas™ perform according to our set parameters of growing between 2m to 3m high and as wide with flowers on every cane.
They should be free standing informal shrubs and groups, hedges or specimen plants, and should provide a panorama of roses to the onlooker/spectator.
These roses can be planted on fences, at the periphery of a property or as a group in large lawns.
By training them up pillars and even over arches and pergolas, a neatness and floriferousness superior to that with traditional climbing roses can be achieved.The emphasis of this new group of roses is on uniformity of growth pattern.
The flower shape of the various varieties may be a typical hybrid tea rose, a semi double bloom or any of the charming shapes of yesterday’s roses – deep cup, quartered, frilled centre or pompom.
This rose group offers an almost full range of possible “rose” colours and many have a strong fragrance.White Light Rose 5lt
R195.00Add to cartWhite Light Rose 5lt
Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune in WinterFicus Microcarpa 70lt
R2,450.00Add to cartFicus Microcarpa 70lt
Common Name: Chinese Banyan, Indian Laurel, Ginseng FicusSemi Shade
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
EvergreenFicus microcarpa, commonly known as Chinese Banyan, Indian Laurel, or Ginseng Ficus, is a species of fig tree belonging to the Ficus genus. It’s popular as both an indoor and outdoor plant, known for its attractive foliage and adaptability.
Appearance
Ficus microcarpa is a small to medium-sized evergreen tree with a spreading growth habit.
The leaves are glossy, elliptical, and dark green. They can vary in size depending on the cultivar.
The tree can develop an aerial root system, which can be a distinctive feature when grown indoors.Cultivation
Ficus microcarpa is commonly used as an indoor plant, often grown as a bonsai, and it can also be grown outdoors in warm and tropical climates.
It prefers bright, indirect light indoors and well-draining soil.
Watering should be done when the top inch of soil feels dry, and it’s important not to let the plant sit in standing water.Uses
Indoors, Ficus microcarpa is popular for its decorative appearance and adaptability to different light conditions.
Outdoors, it can be used as a shade tree, hedge, or ornamental tree in gardens and landscapes.Maintenance
Pruning can help maintain the desired shape and size of the plant, especially for indoor bonsai specimens.
Regularly inspect for pests, as indoor plants can sometimes attract insects.Dombeya Rotundifolia 70lt
R2,450.00Add to cartDombeya Rotundifolia 70lt
Dombeya rotundifolia, commonly known as the Wild Pear or Pink Wild Pear, is a flowering tree native to various parts of Africa, including South Africa.
Appearance
Dombeya rotundifolia is a deciduous tree that can grow to a height of around 6 to 10m.
Its leaves are large, round, and heart-shaped, with a vibrant green colour.
The most striking feature of this tree is its clusters of pink to light mauve flowers that resemble hibiscus blooms. These flowers can cover the tree and create a spectacular display when in bloom.Cultivation
This tree is well-suited to subtropical and tropical climates.
It thrives in well-draining soil and prefers full sun to light shade.Uses
Dombeya rotundifolia is often grown for its attractive flowers, making it a popular ornamental tree.
It can be used as a focal point in gardens and landscapes, especially when its blooms are in full display.
The tree also provides habitat and food for pollinators like bees and butterflies.Maintenance
Regular pruning can help maintain the shape of the tree and encourage healthy growth.
Adequate watering, especially during establishment, is important for its initial growth phase.Dombeya rotundifolia is known for its showy blooms and ornamental value. Its large, round leaves and stunning pink flowers make it a favourite among gardeners who want to add a touch of beauty and colour to their outdoor spaces.
Callistemon King Park Special 70lt
R2,450.00Add to cartCallistemon King Park Special 70lt
Common Name: Bottlebrush TreeCallistemon, commonly known as Bottlebrush, is a genus of flowering shrubs and small trees native to Australia. These plants are well-known for their unique and eye-catching flower spikes that resemble bottle brushes, hence the common name. The flowers are composed of numerous long stamens, which give the plant its distinctive appearance.
Appearance
Bottlebrush plants typically have narrow, lance-shaped leaves that are often aromatic when crushed.
The most striking feature of Callistemon is its cylindrical flower spikes that can range in colour from red, pink, and orange to yellow and white, depending on the species and cultivar.Cultivation
Callistemon species are well-suited for a variety of garden settings, including landscapes, hedges, and containers.
They thrive in full sun to partial shade and require well-draining soil.
These plants are generally drought-tolerant once established and are suitable for gardens with Mediterranean or arid climates.Wildlife Attraction
The nectar-rich flowers of Callistemon are highly attractive to nectar-feeding birds, bees, and other pollinators.
They can play a role in supporting local ecosystems by providing food for wildlife.Pruning and Maintenance
Regular pruning can help maintain the shape of the plant and encourage more vigorous flowering.
It’s important to prune after flowering to avoid cutting off potential flower buds.
