Elegia capensis Winter Dormant

Elegia capensis Winter DormantElegia capensis is a striking South African reed valued for its unique form and architectural presence in the garden. Characterised by slender, upright stems adorned with brown sheaths, this plant produces fine, green foliage that appears at intervals along the stems, creating a textured display. A fantastic feature plant it's also highly sought after in floristry for its distinctive look. Once established, it benefits from a spring trim to remove old

it produces dense spikes of deep purple

winter dormant Hosta thrives in semi shade or filtered light and prefers rich

This hardy cactus prefers a well-lit position but should be protected from the hot afternoon sun to avoid damage

providing an attractive and textured backdrop for its masses of deep purple-blue flowers that bloom from late summer into autumn

is an exceptionally cold-hardy palm that forms a striking multi-trunk structure

Kalanchoe thyrsiflora

Acer palmatum Crimson King is a captivating Japanese maple cultivar prized for its striking crimson red new foliage that gradually deepens to a rich red-green throughout the growing season

Evergreen and eye catching in any dry garden planting

it requires minimal maintenance and is long lasting in a variety of garden settings

This hardy plant thrives in a bright position

this species prefers a frost-free

Rhodohypoxis Kiwi Red is bred for performance and colour in local conditions