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Flowers
•August 4, 2016•

CALENDULAS – UNRIVALLED FOR BRIGHT WINTER COLOUR

Winter and spring flowering annuals (flower seedlings) continue to make a dramatic impact in the garden. New and improved hybrids are introduced continuously to enhance garden performance and maintain interest in the seasonal planting of garden flowers. Calendulas have been used for decades as bedding plants to create bright splashes of colour. A relatively new addition to the...
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•August 4, 2016•

SOUTH AFRICAN HEATHS

Limited quantities of indigenous Ericas (heathers) are available in store this winter season. They’re charming little shrubs that add something special and very different to the garden. Most have fine foliage and grow some 50cm to 150cm tall, depending on the species. Flowers differ significantly, both in terms of size and shape as well as colour. Pop in...
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•August 4, 2016•

PRIMROSES LOVE THE COLD WEATHER

Primula acaulis or primrose plants in full bloom during winter are the epitome of a well loved garden. They bring a certain charm and eloquence to the whole scene and are a constant reminder that spring is just around the corner. The sweetly scented flowers are clustered in the centre of a rosette of lush green leaves. Although...
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•August 4, 2016•

FANFARE PETUNIAS

Described as producing “basket-hugging blooms”, these new petunias have large wide open bell shaped blooms in a range of bright colours. They’re grown from cuttings to ensure uniformity and early blooming. Plants are literally smothered in blooms for months on end and perform admirably in hanging bowls. The blooms are amongst the most weather tolerant of all the...
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