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July 5, 2016
•July 5, 2016•

JAPANESE SACRED BAMBOO – RICH WINTER COLOUR

Nandinas are not true bamboos but are accorded the common name due to their clump forming growth habit of multiple upright stems. They have been cultivated extensively around the globe for the attractive fern like foliage that turns rich shades of yellow, gold, orange and red during late autumn and winter. These shrubs are evergreen or semi-evergreen in...
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•July 5, 2016•

OSTEOSPERMUMS – COLOUR FOR DRY TIMES

Winter and early spring is Osteospermum season. These indigenous daisies have been subjected to extensive breeding programmes around the globe. Today they are available in a myriad of colours with differing growth habits. Definitely a far cry from the white and mauve species that are their original parents found in the wild. These garden hybrids are covered in...
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