Life is a Garden Plan 2017
A spreadsheet showing the plan for Life is a Garden for 2017, up to and including November
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Crown of Thorns (Euphorbia milii)
This shrub has prickly stems and bright green leaves. Bright red bracts surround tiny flowers which are produced throughout the year meaning that you will always have a splash of colour in your garden. This shrub forms beautiful contrasts against other shrubs in the garden.
“Crown of Thorns’ makes for an excellent barrier plant and is pretty when planted en-masse.
Euphorbia requires full sun, is hardy and drought tolerant. They work well in low maintenance areas or in pots that aren’t frequently watered, making it a great water wise plant. It takes kindly to clipping or cutting back. Great for picking for the vase!
This excellent little shrub is a must for all gardens.
Eastern Cape Stockists:
Floradale Nursery – Port Elizabeth
Builders Express East London
Builders Express – Jeffreys Bay
Builders Express – Newton Park
Builders Express – Uitenhage
Builders Warehouse – Port Elizabeth
Free State Stockists:
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Builders Warehouse Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists:
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
North West Stockists:
Western Cape Stockists:
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – Rosebank
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – West Coast Village
Stodels – Bellville
Stodels – Constantia
Stodels – Kenilworth
Stodels – Milnerton
Stodels – Somerset West
Builders Express – Knysna
Builders Warehouse – Cape Gate
Builders Warehouse – City
Builders Warehouse – Constantiaberg
Builders Warehouse – Table View
Builders Warehouse – Tygerberg
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Top Plants for April
A list of the top plants per region, for April, to order for your garden centre
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Water Restrictions Lifted in Jozi!
February 2017
After two years of severe drought and water restrictions, the Minister of Water and Sanitation, Nomvula Mokonyane, announced on Monday that the water restrictions in Johannesburg have been lifted. The announcement followed rains in Gauteng, which have filled dams across the province.
According to the South African Government News Agency, all but two dams (Molatedi and Groot Marico) in the North West have filled up, with these two expected to fill up shortly, due to further heavy rains. Most dam levels in KZN have almost reached capacity due to consistent rainfall in the province, and the Western Cape is still on level 3b restrictions
The lifting of restrictions somes as a welcome relief to the whole country, particularly farmers and nursery owners who have faced tough restrictions over the last few months.
“On behalf of the South African nursery industry we are delighted that the dams are full, and that the thousands of people employed in the industry can survive once again, always keeping in mind that water is a precious resource and needs to be used responsibly with sustainability in mind” Tanya Visser, President of the South African Nursery Association.
Gardeners across the country have already started changing their habits to conserve water, by using grey water, water tanks and any other ways. The nursery industry promotes responsible water usage always and not just during water restrictions, with the motto “save water, regardless”.
“I must thank the people of Gauteng for their efforts in helping us save water by adhering to the restrictions and for using water wisely and responsibly in the last three to four months,” Mokonyane.
“However, the restrictions in the province may be reviewed later when winter rains begin to fall in the region. Water restrictions in other provinces would remain in place and would be reviewed on a case-by-case basis together with the affected municipalities and if need be, they too will be advised to lift the ban,” Mokonyane said.
A1 Water Wise Poster (Wild Garlic) – With Cape Water System
A1 water wise poster for wild garlic, with the Cape Water droplet
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A1 Water Wise Poster (Wild Garlic) – Without Rand Water System
A1 water wise poster for wild garlic, without the Rand Water/drop system
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A1 Water Wise Poster (Wild Garlic) – With Rand Water System
A1 Water Wise Poster on Wild Garlic, with the Rand Water/drop-system
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A1 Balcony Gardening Poster
A1 poster for the balcony gardening plant for March 2017
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Water Wise Watch: March
This month with Water Wise - Brought to you by Rand Water and Water Wise
March is a busy month!
March is often regarded worldwide as ‘water month’, especially as World Water Day (WWD) falls on 22 March every year. World Water Day highlights the importance of freshwater and the sustainable management of freshwater resources. It was first celebrated on 22 March 1993. The theme for World Water Day 2017 is ‘Wastewater’. WWD will encourage people to reduce and reuse their wastewater instead of wasting. The Department of Water and Sanitation will celebrate National Water Week from 13 to 19 March 2017. Water Wise will be busy at all Rand Water sites during the month of March and will be creating awareness of our Earth’s most precious natural resource and how to manage it sustainably and effectively. In specific, Water Wise will be encouraging employees to fix leaks at home and in the office. Also in March is Earth Hour: don’t forget to switch of all your lights for one hour on 25 March to celebrate this campaign.
Remember, always be Water Wise!
Water Wise Events - March 2017
- The National Water Week awareness campaign reminds us all of the value of water and the role it plays in eradicating poverty in South Africa.
Portulaca Rio Grande
This incredibly hardy flat growing ground cover provides vivid colour in a garden throughout summer. Look out for Orange, scarlet, white and yellow colours in nurseries this season.
It is free flowering and vigorous and just thrives in summer heat ……. just right for South Africa’s hot dry conditions and our need for water wise plants.
Ensure it is planted in well drained soil in the full sun. Be especially aware of over watering as the plants will easily rot in soggy conditions.
Use them at the front of garden beds, in containers or hanging baskets. They work great as a border edging and will be super colour in rock gardens where they will fit in well with other water wise plants.
Eastern Cape Stockists:
Floradale Nursery – Port Elizabeth
Builders Express East London
Builders Express – Jeffreys Bay
Builders Express – Newton Park
Builders Express – Uitenhage
Builders Warehouse – Port Elizabeth
Free State Stockists:
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Builders Warehouse Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists:
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Safari Tuinsentrum – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
Limpopo Stockists:
Mpumalanga Stockists:
North West Stockists:
Western Cape Stockists:
Cape Garden – Joostenbergvlakte
Cape Garden – Somerset West
Cape Garden – Stellenbosch
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – Rosebank
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – West Coast Village
Stodels – Bellville
Stodels – Constantia
Stodels – Kenilworth
Stodels – Milnerton
Stodels – Somerset West
Builders Express – Kenilworth
Builders Express – Knysna
Builders Express – Stellenbosch
Builders Express – Willowbridge
Builders Warehouse – Cape Gate
Builders Warehouse – City
Builders Warehouse – Constantiaberg
Builders Warehouse – George
Builders Warehouse – Helderberg
Builders Warehouse – Table View
Builders Warehouse – Tygerberg
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Healthy Herb for March – Celery
Celery (Apium graveolens)
Is it a herb or a vegetable? Whichever way you view it, celery has been grown for its nutritional and medicinal properties for at least 3000 years. All you need is a row of plants, or some in containers, to have a constant supply of crunchy green stems for salads, juicing or adding to stir-fries, slow cooked stews and soups.
Growing
The secret of good celery is to produce ‘soft’ stems, which are more edible, with a milder taste and crunchier, yet juicy texture. If celery stems are tough and thin it could be the variety but is more likely to be the result of insufficient water, lack of food or too much sun.
Celery grows best in morning sun, in moist, fertile soil that has been well composted. It can also be grown in containers in well-enriched potting soil.
Water regularly and mulch; the soil should not dry out, especially in containers. Fertilise twice a month (or weekly at half strength) with a nitrogen rich liquid feed.
Seed sowing tips
Sow seed into trays and cover until plants germinate, within 10 to 20 days. When seedlings show three true leaves, transplant into individual pots or directly into beds. This severs the tap root which encourages the development of a better root system. Set plants out a little deeper than they were in the seedling tray, but don’t cover the growing point.
Companion planting
Grow celery with other edible plants that have the same water, light and nutrition requirements, such as cabbage, beans, leeks, lettuce, spring onions, spinach and tomatoes. Celery improves the health and flavour of cabbages, in particular, and repels white cabbage butterfly.
Harvesting celery
The easiest way to eat celery is to harvest the outer stems when you feel they are thick enough to eat.
Pink Polka Dot Plant and Balcony Gardening
Balcony gardening combines the best of both worlds!
The vivid colours of shade-loving outdoor plants add brilliant bright colour to patios, balconies and atriums. Apartments, townhouses and smaller homes may often not include a traditional garden – but almost all homes have a sunny windowsill, balcony or alcove.
Balcony gardening takes many shapes and forms. Your personal taste will dictate whether you opt for functional edibles (ie. herbs and veggies) or brightly coloured flowering plants.
If you are new to balcony gardening, it’s a good idea to start small. Observe the light conditions you have to work with – most balconies have either morning or afternoon sun but there are often areas that have full sun or full shade. Choose plants accordingly.
Hypoestes phyllostachya (more commonly known as the “polka dot plant”) is a versatile, small balcony plant well suited to ½ sun positions. Polka dot plants are colourful, delicate indoor plants, grown for their decorative foliage. The polka dot plant is an ideal ‘filler’ plant and is particularly useful in mixed plantings. The soft, intricate blotched markings on the small leaves come in 3 different colour shades of red, pink or white.
Mixed planting refers to planting a selection of different plants in one container ie. a windowsill, feature planter or large bowl. Typically the plant mix combines flowering (seasonal) plants and perennial foliage plants to ensure a consistently full effect. Polka dot plants offers a long-lasting foliage option that also includes colour.
Polka dot plants thrive in bright light conditions. More direct sunlight will produce brighter colour foliage and if the light is too low, the leaves become mostly green and start stretching. One of the many benefits of balcony (and container) plants is that you can move the container around to find the best position.
The more sun, the more water is required.
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Click here to DIY! Sinnigia Speciosa ‘Multi Bells’
| Common Name: | Gloxinia ‘multi bells’ |
| Botanical Name: | Sinnigia Speciosa |
| Benefits: | Gloxinia multi bells has exceptional uniformity with an extraordinary number of flowers – up to 40 per plant. This series is 10-14 days earlier flowering than other sinnigia and can be produced at a higher density for increased profitability. Short foliage results in less damage during transport. Can produce more plants per square foot than other sinnigia. |
| Description: | Gloxinia is native to Brazil and in the same family as African violets. It features large trumpet-shaped flower that are lavender, purple, red or white. Velvety, ovate to oblong leaves in a rosette. Hybrids commonly sold under this species name are commonly referred to as florists’ gloxinia. It’s a popular flowering plant that is commonly sold in bloom by florists, nurseries and grocery stores. |
| Light Requirements: | Semi-shade |
| Water Requirements: | Keep it moist |
| Frost Resistance: | Frost tender |
| Feeding: | General feed is sufficient of 2:1:2 |
Free State Stockists
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Hecker Nursery – Boksburg
Lifestyle Home Garden – Randburg
Nicolas Plants – Northriding
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
Limpopo Stockists
Mpumalanga Stockists
Garden Pavilion – White River
Ninfa Tuinsentrum – Middelburg
North West Stockists
Garden Pavilion – Geelhout
Sittig’s Nursery – Hartebeespoort
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Banana ‘Williams’
The cultivar ‘Williams’, is a slightly taller species of banana. It has excellent large bunching characteristics and long fruit fingers, measuring approximately 20cm.
The fruit is sweet and delicious and should bear approximately 10 months from planting.
Bananas are not especially cold tolerant however ‘Williams’ can grow in cooler environments and has a good tolerance to winds. Bananas enjoy full sun, being well watered and fed. Harvest your bananas when they turn light green.
Did you know eating a Banana will cheer you up? They contain properties that help produce serotonin in the body which is a natural chemical that alleviates mental depression.
Eastern Cape Stockists:
Floradale Nursery – Port Elizabeth
Builders Express East London
Builders Express – Jeffreys Bay
Builders Express – Newton Park
Builders Express – Uitenhage
Builders Warehouse – Port Elizabeth
Free State Stockists:
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Builders Warehouse Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists:
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Safari Tuinsentrum – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
Limpopo Stockists:
Mpumalanga Stockists:
North West Stockists:
Western Cape Stockists:
Cape Garden – Joostenbergvlakte
Cape Garden – Somerset West
Cape Garden – Stellenbosch
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – Rosebank
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – West Coast Village
Stodels – Bellville
Stodels – Constantia
Stodels – Kenilworth
Builders Express – Knysna
Stodels – Milnerton
Stodels – Somerset West
Builders Express – Kenilworth
Builders Express – Stellenbosch
Builders Express – Willowbridge
Builders Warehouse – Cape Gate
Builders Warehouse – City
Builders Warehouse – Constantiaberg
Builders Warehouse – George
Builders Warehouse – Helderberg
Builders Warehouse – Table View
Builders Warehouse – Tygerberg
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Pennisetum setaceum ‘Fireworks’
Colourful, upright growing grass with variegated stripes of white, green, burgundy and hot pink running the length of the blade. Purple tassels appear in summer.
Plant as a specimen or in mass for a stunning display of colour. Mature plant size may vary due to growing conditions and climate, ±1m x 50cm.
Eastern Cape Stockists:
Floradale Nursery – Port Elizabeth
Builders Express – East London
Builders Express – Jeffreys Bay
Builders Express – Newton Park
Builders Express – Uitenhage
Builders Warehouse – Port Elizabeth
Free State Stockists:
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Builders Warehouse – Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists:
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Hecker Nursery – Boksburg
Ludwig’s Roses – Egoli
Ludwig’s Roses – Pretoria East
Nicolas Plants – Northriding
Plantland – Akasia
Plantland – Cornwall Hill
Plantland – Menlyn
Plantland – The Wilds
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Safari Tuinsentrum – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
Builders Express – Bryanston
Builders Express – Cedar Square
Builders Express – Florida Glen
Builders Express – Greenstone
Builders Express – Lambton
Builders Express – Lynnwood
Builders Express – Norwood
Builders Express – Robindale
Builders Express – Wonderpark
Builders Warehouse – Bedworth Park
Builders Warehouse – Boksburg
Builders Warehouse – Centurion
Builders Warehouse – Edenvale
Builders Warehouse – Gleneagles
Builders Warehouse – Kempton Park
Builders Warehouse – Northriding
Builders Warehouse – Rivonia
Builders Warehouse – Strubens Valley
Builders Warehouse – Woodlands
Builders Warehouse – Zambesi
KwaZulu-Natal Stockists:
Blackwood’s Home of Gardening – Pietermaritzburg
Garden Pavilion Halls – Kingsburgh
Hingham Nursery – Durban North
Builders Express – Amanzimtoti
Builders Express – Ballito
Builders Express – Hillcrest
Builders Express – Pietermaritzburg
Builders Express – South Coast
Builders Express – Umhlanga
Builders Warehouse – Riverhorse
Limpopo Stockists:
Builders Warehouse – Polokwane
Mpumalanga Stockists:
Builders Warehouse – Emalahleni
Garden Pavilion – White River
Ninfa Tuinsentrum – Middelburg
North West Stockists:
Garden Pavilion – Geelhout
Sittig’s Nursery – Hartebeespoort
Western Cape Stockists:
Cape Garden – Joostenbergvlakte
Cape Garden – Somerset West
Cape Garden – Stellenbosch
Ludwigs Roses Winelands – Stellenbosch
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – Rosebank
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – West Coast Village
Stodels – Bellville
Stodels – Constantia
Stodels – Kenilworth
Stodels – Milnerton
Stodels – Somerset West
Tulbagh Kwekery – Tulbagh
Builders Express – Kenilworth
Builders Express – Knysna
Builders Express – Stellenbosch
Builders Express – Willowbridge
Builders Warehouse – Cape Gate
Builders Warehouse – City
Builders Warehouse – Constantiaberg
Builders Warehouse – George
Builders Warehouse – Helderberg
Builders Warehouse – Table View
Builders Warehouse – Tygerberg
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Cyathea Brownii
| Common Name: | Cyathea Brownii |
| Botanical Name: | Norfolk Tree Fern |
| Benefits: | There is a primeval elegance and simplicity about tree ferns. In the bush, there are oceans of them in shaded gullies. They look remarkably gentle and fragile, but really they’re amongst the toughest survivors. They immediately give an exotic feel to any garden situation. |
| Description: | A very robust, beautiful species of tree fern which is probably the largest form in its native environment. The fronds can reach up to 6 metres long on a woody looking trunk. Though from a frost-free natural habitat, tree ferns have proved to be suited to Gauteng environment if planted in protected areas. |
| Light Requirements: | Full sun preferred in Gauteng climate in a protected site. |
| Water Requirements: | Water regularly |
| Frost Resistance: | Frost tender |
| Feeding: | General 2:1:2 feed is suitable |
Free State Stockists
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Hecker Nursery – Boksburg
Lifestyle Home Garden – Randburg
Nicolas Plants – Northriding
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
Limpopo Stockists
Mpumalanga Stockists
Garden Pavilion – White River
Ninfa Tuinsentrum – Middelburg
North West Stockists
Garden Pavilion – Geelhout
Sittig’s Nursery – Hartebeespoort
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Rhagodia Hastata
This hardy coastal plant is also known as the Salt Bush. If left to grow, it can reach up to 2m in height and spread prolifically. Rhagodia is fire retardant and an excellent weed suppressor for those wilder areas of your garden.
Although it can be a prolific grower, it also lends itself to more formal applications. It can be shaped into balls and makes an excellent hedging plant, tall or clipped short. The silver grey foliage makes a statement from afar, not to be overlooked when planning a drought resistant garden.
Stockists Western Cape:
Cape Garden – Joostenbergvlakte
Cape Garden – Somerset West
Cape Garden – Stellenbosch
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – Rosebank
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – West Coast Village
Stodels – Bellville
Stodels – Constantia
Stodels – Kenilworth
Stodels – Milnerton
Stodels – Somerset West
Builders Express – Stellenbosch
Builders Express – Willowbridge
Builders Warehouse – City
Builders Warehouse – Constantiaberg
Builders Warehouse – Helderberg
Builders Warehouse – Table View
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Abelia x grandiflora Kaleidoscope
The new variegated growth emerges bright yellow with a light green center throughout spring gradually turning to golden yellow with a deep green center into the summer months. By autumn this combination turns to a bright orange to fiery red throughout the winter months extending until the early spring. Mature plant size may vary due to growing conditions and climate, +/- 70cm x 90cm.
Eastern Cape Stockists:
Floradale Nursery – Port Elizabeth
Builders Express – East London
Builders Express – Jeffreys Bay
Builders Express – Newton Park
Builders Express – Uitenhage
Builders Warehouse – Port Elizabeth
Free State Stockists:
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Builders Warehouse – Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists:
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Hecker Nursery – Boksburg
Ludwig’s Roses – Egoli
Ludwig’s Roses – Pretoria East
Nicolas Plants – Northriding
Plantland – Akasia
Plantland – Menlyn
Plantland – The Wilds
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Safari Tuinsentrum – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
Builders Express – Bryanston
Builders Express – Cedar Square
Builders Express – Florida Glen
Builders Express – Greenstone
Builders Express – Lambton
Builders Express – Lynnwood
Builders Express – Norwood
Builders Express – Robindale
Builders Express – Wonderpark
Builders Warehouse – Bedworth Park
Builders Warehouse – Boksburg
Builders Warehouse – Centurion
Builders Warehouse – Edenvale
Builders Warehouse – Gleneagles
Builders Warehouse – Kempton Park
Builders Warehouse – Northriding
Builders Warehouse – Rivonia
Builders Warehouse – Strubens Valley
Builders Warehouse – Woodlands
Builders Warehouse – Zambesi
KwaZulu-Natal Stockists:
Blackwood’s Home of Gardening – Pietermaritzburg
Garden Pavilion Halls – Kingsburgh
Hingham Nursery – Durban North
Builders Express – Amanzimtoti
Builders Express – Ballito
Builders Express – Hillcrest
Builders Express – Pietermaritzburg
Builders Express – South Coast
Builders Express – Umhlanga
Builders Warehouse – Riverhorse
Limpopo Stockists:
Builders Warehouse – Polokwane
Mpumalanga Stockists:
Builders Warehouse – Emalahleni
Garden Pavilion – White River
Ninfa Tuinsentrum – Middelburg
North West Stockists:
Garden Pavilion – Geelhout
Sittig’s Nursery – Hartebeespoort
Western Cape Stockists:
Cape Garden – Joostenbergvlakte
Cape Garden – Somerset West
Cape Garden – Stellenbosch
Ludwigs Roses Winelands – Stellenbosch
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – Rosebank
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – West Coast Village
Stodels – Bellville
Stodels – Constantia
Stodels – Kenilworth
Stodels – Milnerton
Stodels – Somerset West
Tulbagh Kwekery – Tulbagh
Builders Express – Kenilworth
Builders Express – Knysna
Builders Express – Stellenbosch
Builders Express – Willowbridge
Builders Warehouse – Cape Gate
Builders Warehouse – City
Builders Warehouse – Constantiaberg
Builders Warehouse – George
Builders Warehouse – Helderberg
Builders Warehouse – Table View
Builders Warehouse – Tygerberg
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**
Flower Carpet
Flower Carpet’s claim to fame is its ability to flower for lengthy periods at a time. It is a ground cover type rose available in an array of colors. It is very well suited for pots and containers. Deciduous. Plant in a sunny position. Plants can tolerate cold and frost. Mature plant size may vary due to growing conditions and climate.
Eastern Cape Stockists:
Floradale Nursery – Port Elizabeth
Builders Express – East London
Builders Express – Jeffreys Bay
Builders Express – Newton Park
Builders Express – Uitenhage
Builders Warehouse – Port Elizabeth
Free State Stockists:
Alma Kwekery – Welkom
Bruwer Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Builders Warehouse – Bloemfontein
Greenside Kwekery – Bloemfontein
Urth Garden Centre – Bloemfontein
Gauteng Stockists:
Colourful Splendour – Craighall Park
Garden Pavilion – Eckards
Garden Pavilion – Sunkist
Hecker Nursery – Boksburg
Ludwig’s Roses – Egoli
Ludwig’s Roses – Pretoria East
Nicolas Plants – Northriding
Plantland – Akasia
Plantland – Cornwall Hill
Plantland – Menlyn
Plantland – The Wilds
Plant Paradise Garden Centre – Pretoria
Safari Tuinsentrum – Pretoria
Schaffler’s Nursery – Johannesburg
Builders Express – Bryanston
Builders Express – Cedar Square
Builders Express – Florida Glen
Builders Express – Greenstone
Builders Express – Lambton
Builders Express – Lynnwood
Builders Express – Norwood
Builders Express – Robindale
Builders Express – Wonderpark
Builders Warehouse – Bedworth Park
Builders Warehouse – Boksburg
Builders Warehouse – Centurion
Builders Warehouse – Edenvale
Builders Warehouse – Gleneagles
Builders Warehouse – Kempton Park
Builders Warehouse – Northriding
Builders Warehouse – Rivonia
Builders Warehouse – Strubens Valley
Builders Warehouse – Woodlands
Builders Warehouse – Zambesi
KwaZulu-Natal Stockists:
Blackwood’s Home of Gardening – Pietermaritzburg
Garden Pavilion Halls – Kingsburgh
Hingham Nursery – Durban North
Builders Express – Amanzimtoti
Builders Express – Ballito
Builders Express – Hillcrest
Builders Express – Pietermaritzburg
Builders Express – South Coast
Builders Express – Umhlanga
Builders Warehouse – Riverhorse
Limpopo Stockists:
Builders Warehouse – Polokwane
Mpumalanga Stockists:
Builders Warehouse – Emalahleni
Garden Pavilion – White River
Ninfa Tuinsentrum – Middelburg
North West Stockists:
Garden Pavilion – Geelhout
Sittig’s Nursery – Hartebeespoort
Western Cape Stockists:
Cape Garden – Joostenbergvlakte
Cape Garden – Somerset West
Cape Garden – Stellenbosch
Ludwigs Roses Winelands – Stellenbosch
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – Rosebank
Starke Ayres Garden Centre – West Coast Village
Stodels – Bellville
Stodels – Constantia
Stodels – Kenilworth
Stodels – Milnerton
Stodels – Somerset West
Tulbagh Kwekery – Tulbagh
Builders Express – Kenilworth
Builders Express – Knysna
Builders Express – Stellenbosch
Builders Express – Willowbridge
Builders Warehouse – Cape Gate
Builders Warehouse – City
Builders Warehouse – Constantiaberg
Builders Warehouse – George
Builders Warehouse – Helderberg
Builders Warehouse – Table View
Builders Warehouse – Tygerberg
**Please note that not all stockists will have every plant featured**