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Bulbous Plants

Submitted by admin on Tue, 02/20/2018 - 11:06

Agapanthus inapertus - Drooping Agapanthus (Flowers in Jan to Mar)
Albuca nelsonii - Candelabrum Lily (Flowers in Sep to Dec)
Albuca tortulosa - (Flowers in Oct)
Ammocharis coranica - Ground Lily (Flowers in Oct to Jan))
Aristea ecklonii - Blue Stars (Flowers in Oct to Dec)
Boophane disticha – Tumbleweed (Flowers in Jul to Oct)
Bulbiine abyssinian - Golden Stars (Flowers in Spring)
Bulbine frutescens - Stalked Bulbine (Flowers in Sept to Jun)
Bulbine natalensis – Broad Leaved Bulbine (Flowers in Spring)

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April. What to do in your garden this month.

Submitted by admin on Mon, 04/03/2017 - 16:08
APRIL What should I be doing in my garden now? It’s tree planting time while the soil is still warm. It is a busy month in the garden. There is always something to keep you busy, whether it be planting bulbs, just tiding up or pruning hedges. Mulch, is a garden's best friend. Spread thick layers of compost or bark chips around trees and perennials, as this will suppress weeds, and protect the roots in the cooler months ahead. Don't worry to dig the mulch in, let the worms do it for you. Evergreens are the back bone of the garden,
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ingredients for a pot to look stunning

Submitted by admin on Mon, 01/25/2016 - 15:35
There are 3 ingredients to ensure that your pot will be a show stopper. Firstly you need a THRILLER to attract attention and that should be a striking plant, or one with interesting flowers or foliage. Then you need some FILLERS to bulk up the pot so that it looks full. Lastly you need some 'SPILLERS' which will cascade or spill over the edge of the pot. That's simple enough to achieve!
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