Mouth-Watering Waterblommetjiebredie Recipe
This Waterblommetjiebredie recipe is a traditional Cape favourite that turns this pond beauty into a comforting classic during the winter season. Make it now!
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Grow Real Flowers: Hymenocallis (spider lily) Growing Guide
Here’s our long-awaited Hymenocallis Growing Guide to set you up for success. Here, you’ll find everything from the name meaning to planting instructions.Read now -
July Garden Guide
Winter gardening shines even brighter when paired with the brilliance of winter-growing, spring-blooming bulbs. Here's our July Garden Guide.Read now -
Dahlia Care Tips for Winter Dormancy
Now is the time to think about giving your dahlias the rest they deserve. In this blog, we take you through everything you need to know about dahlia dormancy care.Read now -
June Garden Guide: Winter in Bloom
The June Garden Guide: Winter in Bloom is here to help you strike the perfect balance between tending to your outdoor garden and nurturing your indoor spaces.Read now -
How to grow ranunculus in South Africa
Read nowAh, the ranunculus, the darling of the spring garden! You may know them as ranonkels, ranuncs, or even, Persian buttercups but let’s be real, you could call them Fred and they would still be fabulous. These floral superstars bring their...
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Growing daffodils in South Africa
Read nowAh, the daffodil, nature's little burst of sunshine! These cheerful trumpeters of spring are like the garden's way of saying, "Hey there winter, pack your bags, it's time for you to go!" Daffodils know what they want, and if you...
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Green Gardening Hacks for a Thriving Garden
Green Gardening Hacks for a Thriving Garden offers the ultimate advice on what to do in your garden, so that you get the most out of it. Read more.Read now -
How to grow Tritonia
Read nowTritonia, which shares family ties with the Ixia genus in the Iridaceae family, is the plant equivalent of that reliable friend who always shows up. Known as blazing star or garden montbretia, the 28-odd species of Tritonia are like the...
