Some plants I have grown, admired, or desired.
Acanthus, Aquilegia, Arcotis, Banksia, Bergenia, Brugmansia, Buddleja, Callistemon, Camellias, Clivia, Correa, Cymbidium, Dahlia, Daisy, Dianella, Diorama, Escalliona, Euphorbia, Europos, Fuchsia, Gazania, Geum, Grevilea, Iris, Lyrthrum salicaria, Metriosideros, Phalaenopsis, Plectranthus, Poppy, Portulaca, Roses, Rudbeckia, Salvia, Sparaxis, Steptosolen jamesoni, Tagetes, Teucrium, Tulbaghia violacea, Viburnum, Zinnia
Acanthus
Oyster plant. Large prickly flower spikes. Large leaves, very hardy, spreads readily.
Aquilegia
Granny’s bonnet, columbine, perennial, spreads readily from seed.
Arcotis
African daisy
Begonia
Begonia, flowering perennial, can be grown indoors.
Bergenia
Elephant ears is a hardy perennial, grows in shaded areas.
Brugmansia
Angles Trumpet, toxic plant
Correa Alba
White Correa
Eriocephalus Africanus
Common name wild rosemary. Small grey leaves, white flowers, hardy perennial. Leaves have a pleasant scent when squashed.
Geum
Geum ‘Totally Tangerine’. A long flowering evergreen perennial forming solid clumps of coarse divided foliage to 60cm with masses of large ruffled soft tangerine orange flowers.
Salvia Wagneriana
Salvia, tall plant, grow against fence for support
Tagetes lemmonii
Mexican marigold. Foliage is pungent when disturbed.
Rudbeckia
Rudbeckia Carolina
Commonly called Black Eyed Susan. A perennial flowering plant. Rudbeckia has large flowers.
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