Good day I would like to purchase white Hibiscus with the red centre. where will I find it in Pretoria or Johannesburg? Kind regards Christine

Lilies of the city
Another short post about our visit to the Durban Botanic Garden, this time to share some pics of the lilies in bloom.
English Primrose
I bought 4 primrose which I have in a pot on my stoop. @ of the plants produce yellow flowers continuosly, the other 2 produce only new leaves. Can you advise? Valerie Birdsall

Flowers for a special day?
Hi We are tying the proverbial knot in December next year on the West Coast in the Cape. We’d like to use Proteas and other local flowers (though I have a weakness for these non-indigenous Craspedia Billy’s balls – oh dear). Anyone have suggestions for flowers to include in arrangements around this time of the [...]

Flowers of the Berg
We went hiking in the Berg over the weekend and spotted this cycad (in the wild!) and these lovely watsonias (or so we think).
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