Well suited to tub and pot displays, these are the perfect gift idea with prolific flowering all year round.
Prefers a protected, bright and sunny position.
Remove old flower stems and leaves as close to base as possible. Water only when the top of the potting mix has dried out. Watering requirements will increase when plants are in full flower.
Can be brought indoors to a bright position as a decorative piece for 1-2 weeks, before being returned to its outdoor position.
Nemesia and Daisies for Dad "Dad, strong as an oak, gentle as daisies"
Sunrise Pink is a dazzling variety of Federation Daisy, offering hot pink, double flowers with a sunny centre.
Ensure adequate watering through the hotter months and place in a sunny spot for the best show of flowers.
Trim off spent flowers to encourage a new flush.
Nemesia 'Coconut Ice' variety features elegant, fragrant blooms in shades of soft white and pale pink, resembling the sweet confection it's named after. Compact size.
Nemesia 'Plums & Custard' is a charming and colorful scented annual flowering plant that stands out for its vibrant and eye-catching blooms. This variety of nemesia features unique bicolor flowers in shades of rich plum-purple and soft yellow, creating a delightful contrast reminiscent of its dessert-inspired name. Its bushy and mounding growth habit makes it ideal for adding a splash of color to containers, borders, and flower beds.
Lamium 'Stormy Frost' brightens up dull shady areas with white-green variegated foliage and deep lilac pink flowers from late spring through to autumn. This ornamental ground cover forms a low mound of attractive foliage for year round interest.
Grows well in most soils that are moist but well draining. Do not allow to dry out over extended periods of heat. No pruning required, although a light trim can be given during early spring to shape. An addition of slow release fertiliser in spring is recommended. Frost tolerant.
W 80cm x H 10cm
Shade - Part Sun
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Brush Art Dog
Unique dog character created out of brushes. A rustic art work.
Rain Chains
Lightweight ornimental rain chains to put where the gutter drips. Popular in Japan, create a unique aesthetic.
Spades & Forks
Sturdy stainless steel blades and tines with ash wood handles make these garden tools tough and reliable for many years of service
Plant Misting Bottles
Spray indoor plants or outdoor ferns with a silver, bronze or glass mister.
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One of the most popular ferns worldwide. This distinctive Boston Fern bears long, graceful, arching fronds of rich green leaflets.
Best displayed in hanging baskets and large, decorative containers. Suitable for ferneries or a cool shady spot in the garden.
Grow in a shady to partly shaded position in moist, humus-rich soil. Indoors choose a position with filtered light. Keep soil moist at all time. Liquid fertilise during the growing season. Remove dead or spent leaves to keep plant tidy.
Kalanchoe Quicksilver is a unique and eye-catching variety of Kalanchoe. It is known for its striking silvery-blue leaves, which set it apart from other Kalanchoe species. The leaves have a velvety texture, adding to the plant's overall appeal.
Flowers are pink and plentiful.
As with most Kalanchoe plants, Quicksilver is relatively low-maintenance and can thrive in well-draining soil and bright, indirect light. It is a popular choice for indoor plant enthusiasts, but it can also be grown outdoors in mild climates as a charming addition to rock gardens or succulent displays.
Dill is a a very attractive, feathery herb grown both for its leaves and its seeds. It is also a good food source for beneficial insects. The leaves are best eaten before the plant runs to seed. The leaves have a delicate tangy flavour and a wonderful aroma which goes really well with fish, eggs, and poultry. Best used fresh and added towards the end of any cooking process. The aroma and attractive feathery texture makes it one of the best garnishes in the kitchen. It is particularly good in salad dressings and in oils and butters, or through cream cheese.
Dill is frost tender, so plant after the last spring frosts. When planting, keep in mind they are a tallish herb which blow over easily, so in the middle or back of the herb/vegie garden is best. Plant in a position which will get at least half a day’s sun. A mildly acidic to neutral soil is best.
Each plant grows between 40-70cm tall from a single tap root, the flower heads shoot up another 20cm or so. They have hollow stems and tend to blow over easily in the wind, so either grow in a nice self-supporting clump or stake. Keep moist (mulching is good). Will grow until it is cut down by frost.
You can start picking leaves once there are several fronds (commonly within 6-8 weeks of planting). Pick the leaves until flower heads develop, and it is best used within a day of picking.
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