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A warm-toned echeveria with rosettes of fleshy leaves in golden-yellow to orange hues. The colour intensifies in full sun, giving it a warm glow that stands out among cooler-toned succulents. Needs full sun for the best colour. Well-draining soil and minimal watering — allow the soil to dry completely between waterings. Works well in pots,…
Echeveria Green Globe features compact, spherical rosettes of fleshy, green leaves, creating a delightful and symmetrical appearance. Its small, rounded form makes it a delightful addition to gardens and containers, lending a touch of understated beauty to any space. Flourishing in well-draining soil and enjoying ample sunlight, Echeveria Green Globe displays its fresh, verdant tones….
A rosette succulent with elongated, silvery-green leaves that take on dusty pink-mauve tones in full sun. The subtle colour shift through the seasons adds interest to succulent displays. Full sun for the strongest colour. Well-draining soil and infrequent watering. Suits pots, succulent bowls, and rockeries. Protect from heavy frost. Botanical name: Echeveria ‘Martin’
One of the largest echeveria varieties, with broad rosettes that can reach 30cm or more across. The thick, blue-green leaves have a powdery coating and form an impressive, architectural rosette. A bold feature in succulent gardens and large pots. Full sun and well-draining soil. Water sparingly — let the soil dry completely between waterings. Protect…
Echeveria Morning Beauty is a captivating succulent, cherished for its delicate and entrancing beauty in gardening. This distinctive variety displays rosettes of fleshy, powder-blue leaves with delicate pink edges, offering a soft and charming appearance. Its compact, symmetrical form makes it an enchanting addition to gardens and containers, imparting a sense of grace and allure…
A hybrid echeveria combining blue-green colouring from Peacockii with the fine, velvety hairs of Setosa. The result is a compact rosette with an unusual soft texture and subtle colour variation. An interesting conversation piece in succulent collections. Full sun to bright indirect light. Well-draining soil and minimal watering. Protect from heavy frost and avoid water…
Echeveria Tina also known as also known as Emerald Isle is a mesmerizing succulent, captivates with its exquisite rosette of fleshy, spoon-shaped leaves. The charming, powdery blue-green hue of each leaf gracefully transitions to delicate pink edges, creating a visual symphony that unfolds with each petal. Tina’s compact form and symmetrical arrangement make it an…
A narrow, columnar evergreen conifer with dense, bright green foliage that holds its colour year-round — even through cold winters. Compact and upright, making it well suited to tight hedging, screening, and formal plantings where space is limited. Low maintenance once established. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Responds well to…
A lush fern with long, bright green fronds that maintain a reasonably upright habit before arching gently at the tips. A sterile form of the sword fern — no messy spores. Fast growing and full. Suits indoor spaces, covered patios, hanging baskets, and shaded garden beds. Handles lower light conditions well — the fronds become…
A fast-growing deciduous shade tree with a broad, rounded canopy of glossy, deep green leaves. The foliage turns golden yellow in autumn — a reliable show every year. Grows to around 15m with a strong, spreading framework. Hardy and adaptable. Handles a range of soil types and conditions including urban pollution. A popular choice for…
A classic fragrant lavender with silvery-green foliage and spikes of violet-purple flowers from spring through summer. The scent is sweet and calming — one of the most widely used plants for fragrance in the garden. Attracts bees and butterflies. Grows to around 60cm. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Drought tolerant and frost hardy….
A large, stately deciduous tree with the classic lobed oak leaf. Deep green foliage in summer turns brown and gold in autumn. The deeply fissured dark grey bark and developing acorns add character. A long-lived tree that develops a broad, spreading canopy over time. Grows to 20m or more — needs space. Tolerates most soil…
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