102 Dunmaglass Road
Glenferness, Midrand
Cell - 082 824 6715
Telkom - 011 465 8857
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Sat - Sun: 9am - 4.30pm
Olea africana, Wild Olive tends to be slow growing, but we can speed up the growth if we give them a handful of Agricultural lime every 3 months during the growing season, starting in September. Stop at the end of
The most important consideration is to refrain from using any commercial pesticides. Research environmentally friendly ways of deterring those critters that eat your plants but do remember that they are the food for the birds that you want to entice
Climbers that twine themselves Cyphostemma lanigerum – Wild Grape Clematis bracteata – Traveller’s Joy Senecio macroglossus – Flowing Ivy Thunbergia alata – Black Eye Susan Jasminum angulare – Wild Jasminum Jasminum multipartitum – Starry Wild Jasmine Climbers that scamper up
Having birds visit your garden is a joy. Do provide them with a birdbath or a water feature in which then can bath and drink and keep the pump set on slow. It’s fun to keep a list of the
To attract birds ,fruit, nectar and nesting Apodytes dimidiata – White Pear Burchellia bubalina – Wild Pomegranate Calpurnia aurea – Wild Laburnum Carissa macrocarpa – Big Num Num Diospyros whyteana – Bladder Nut Dodonaea angustifolia – Sand Olive Duvernoia aconitifolia – Lemon Pistol Bush Grewia occidentalis – Crossberry