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What to plant this month

Dune Crowberry (Searsia crenata)

Searsia crenata (previously known as Rhus crenata) is commonly known as the Dune Crowberry. It is a proudly South African shrub that is endemic from the coastal Western Cape region to KZN. 
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Sweet vburnum (Viburnum sinensis)

One of the best plants for a luxurious looking hedge. Quick growing and bird attracting. Viburnums can be grown in full sun but a bit of shade is beneficial in very hot and dry climates.
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Tree Aloe (Aloe X dichotoma/barberae ‘Booysen’)

Aloe ‘Booysen’ is a new species of Aloe and was grown in the Western Cape, South Africa, by Mr Kassie Booysen.
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Aloe Peri-Peri var. ‘Peri Peri’

A dramatically long flowering period, with its masses of sizzling hot orange-red flowers. Small suckering aloe. Ideal for mass planting as well as containers.
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Yellow Spekboom (Portulacaria afra ‘Aurea’)

Portulacaria afra ‘Aurea’ is an indigenous plant known commonly as the Yellow Rainbow Bush or Yellow Elephant Food. Although it is a slightly slower growing shrub it is very rewarding when used in a garden.
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Fountain Bush (Russelia equisetiformis ‘Fire Cracker’)

A weeping shrub that, when in full bloom, looks as if it is raining flowers. These slender, red, tubular flowers appear in summer and hang on the plant like little fire crackers during most of the year.
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Carex everillo

This eye-catching lime yellow sedge will add excitement to shady spots of your garden. Unique plant in its colour category. Mature plant size may vary due to growing conditions and climate.
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Brush Cherry/Eugenia (Syzygium paniculatum) Excellent plant for topiaries

Excellent plant for topiaries
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Duranta Compact Yellow

Creates bright colour contrast in landscapes and is an excellent low or medium height hedge or topiary. Should be grown in full sun to retain colour and compact growth habit.
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