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Garden
talk
Issue 1, 2017
Find
your
Greenery
Hedge with Buxus • Mulching made easy • Children’s gardening • Attracting bees
INSIDE to your garden • Edible herbs and vegetables • GardenShop Menlo Park
Contact us on
0861 G-A-R-D-E-N
Editor’s lettter
(427336) Finding your ‘greenery’ with GardenShop is not
Queries: only a highly rewarding and enjoyable experience
To provide you with excellent service, but one that enables you to create inspiring and
we have a team of dedicated and beautiful gardens with great ease.
passionate gardening experts and
there are several ways of directing Pantone’s 2017 Colour of the Year is a bright
your gardening queries to us: and powerful green and we’re excited to be
celebrating this colour trend with you. A symbol
Online: gardenshop.co.za
of life, growth, nature and rejuvenation, our
Call 0861 G-A-R-D-E-N (427336)
different hues of green – such as apple, lime
Email us on info@gardenshop.co.za
and olive green – will transform your home into a harmonious space.
Connect with GardenShop! Daily Complement your garden style indoors with botanical-inspired
gardening posts, updates on new ceramic pots, while on the patio, introduce modern, classical and
plants, trending gardening ideas traditional flower pots and other indoor containers to enhance the
and seasonal pictures from our green effect indoors and outdoors to provide the ideal sanctuary.
garden centres.
This colour also reflects the organic movement, so start your own
herb and vegetable garden! And for those with limited garden access,
consider growing your own edibles and herbs in containers on a
GardenShopSA balcony, patio or terrace.
Discover our GardenGuru - our qualified horticulturist who will meet
Editor: Deborah Hele
e-mail: deborah@gardenshop.co.za
with you to discuss your unique gardening challenges and find
solutions; learn how to attract bees to your garden, feeding options
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for birds, mulching for cooler months and the Cherry Tomatoes
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Find your greenery now!
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featured
Trends Wonderful green gardening ideas 5
GardenShop Buxus Collection Discover the classical beauty 7
of Buxus
Edible herbs and vegetables Grow your own and reap the 12
rewards
GardenShop GardenGuru Our qualified horticulturist at your 23
fi rst wave media service
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Attracting bees to your garden Create a bee-friendly water- 26
of GardenShop (Pty) Ltd by: wise garden
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Fields of Cosmos abound in South Africa during the months of autumn. There are
over 20 species of Cosmos, their lands of origin are from the meadows of Paraguay,
Central America and parts of southern America. Their large, showy flowers come
in whites, lilacs and purples. Put on your bucket list to view our famous Cosmos
fields, they fill the roadsides and illuminate our beautiful South African landscape.
History of Cosmos in
South Africa
Cosmos magic
The South African Anglo-
Boer War brought many
battles, skirmishes and
ambushes to this area.
Boer families took shelter
in the sandstone caves
around Clarens and hid
from the invading British
columns and their scout-
ing parties. Who would
have thought then, that
in the midst of all this
bloodshed, this notorious
war would also give rise
to the Cosmos flower in
South Africa? In the years
from 1899 to 1902, the
Cosmos seed came over
in the horse feed shipped
across from Mexico for
the British forces. So
wherever you see banked
rows of cosmos, you will
know that there’s a good
chance that a British
cavalryman may have
passed there!
Seed is available at GardenShop.
You can create your own Cosmos field at home!
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Find your GREEN
The Pantone Color Institute, has
named its hue for 2017: Greenery.
Inspired by nature, the colour is
’symbolic of new beginnings’ and the
growing desire to reconnect with the
natural world through architecture,
lifestyle, design choices as well as
gardening.
GardenShop is encouraging you to
incorporate the authentic beauty of
the environment ‘Greenery’ into your
gardens and homes. Add to the design
and architecture of your living space.
Different hues of green – such as apple,
lime and olive green – will transform
your home into a harmonious space.
Complement your garden style indoors
with ceramic pots while on the patio,
introduce containers to the enhance the
green effect.
The colour also reflects the organic
movement, so why not start your
own herb and vegetable garden? For
those with limited access to a garden,
consider growing your own edibles and
herbs in containers on a balcony, patio
or terrace.
With the rise of apartment living in
urban spaces, city dwellers, starved
of outdoor space are clamouring for
greenery indoors. Plants also provide
physical and mental health benefits
like refreshing your mood and reducing
stress.
Go GREEN with GardenShop!
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On
promotion
R99.95
each
Gardenia
Classic, elegant and timeless
Lush shiny dark green leaves contrast perfectly with the fragrant creamy white flowers and
the ornamental fruit. This dense evergreen shrub produces its elegant white fragrant flowers in
spring and summer. They grow in full sun or semi-shade and are perfect as focal point plants
in the garden – in pots on patios or in carefully displayed hanging baskets. For the more
adventurous, try them in hedges, raised beds and even espaliers!
Gardenias enjoy moist, well-drained and acidic soil. They are easy to grow
and require very little water when established.
Available from GardenShop in three enchanting varieties:
‘Four Seasons’, ‘Impulse’ and ‘Radicans’.
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GardenShop
Collection
Hedge The classical beauty of Buxus
is found at GardenShop, part of
with Buxus
our exclusive Collection range.
GardenShop’s Collection of Buxus
(commonly known as the Box Hedge) are
glossy, small-leafed, evergreen, medium
sized shrubs that can be pruned to form a
hedge, shaped into plant balls, trained into
lollypop standards and columnar topiaries.
Shapes that form the basis of any formal
garden. You can clip them any time you
like, but better in summer and not on
very hot or wet days. Use a sharp pair of
pruners or shears and cut away. Sprinkle
some fertiliser such as Atlantic BioOcean
or Vita Grow 2:2:3 (16) at the base of
plants in autumn and again after their trim.
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Essential Mulch for Waterwise Gardening
In periods of drought and hot weather mulching is essential for the retention of moisture in the soil.
This essential waterwise product is proudly made by Culterra, with 50 years’ experience in
producing top quality South African organics. Culterra’s Mulch will stabilise soil temperatures,
retain moisture in summer and will protect roots from cold weather temperatures.
Culterra Mulch will also help to prevent weeds from growing.
Be Garden Wise and Mulch.
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Be mulchwise
Use any of these organic and
inorganic mulching materials:
Much more with Mulching • grass clippings
• sawdust
Mulching is an important gardening • bark chips
management technique in gardens • fallen leaves
making the transition into waterwise. • well-rotted manure
Mulch will ultimately stabilise soil • garden compost
temperature, retain moisture in • gravel
summer and will also protect roots • crushed stone
from cold weather temperatures. • pebbles
Your local GardenShop can assist
with these products. Pop in and
see which works for you.
Keep a look out for this symbol in store
for waterwise plants and products.
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Kitchen garden The end of summer is a
Grow your RAW
bittersweet time but as the
temperature starts to cool slightly,
urban greens
comes an opportunity for a new
start in your garden. With a seed
for every season, and 20 new
Courtesy RAW Seeds additions to the range - here
are RAW’s suggestions for late
summer and autumn plantings.
Cabbage: The humble
cabbage is a win from both
a health and diet variety Micro-Greens: So much
perspective. Think easy more than decor or a pretty
and light chicken cabbage touch, there is method to
wraps, Asian slaws or pickled the madness of the micro-
cabbage dishes for fresh greens craze. RAW’s Rainbow
meals and easy side dishes. Blend of micro-greens is a
RAW Savoy Cabbage, an concoction of flavours from
Italian heirloom, is a variety beetroot, Asian cabbage and
that should be sown in late kohrabi to Italian broccoli
summer, in full sun when soil and radish. Perfect for light Spinach: RAW Strawberry
temperatures are between salads, micro-greens are easy Spinach grows tiny, delicate
5 and 18 degrees. Seeds to grow. Sow thickly in trays leaves that can be cooked like
will germinate in around two and place on windowsills for spinach or tossed in a salad.
weeks and you can harvest best results. Sow every 5-10 Sow in full sun 10cm apart
around 8-15 weeks later. A days and snip with scissors and keep an eye out for the
friendly kind of veggie, you can when 2-4cm high. If you want red pulpy fruit in late summer.
grow bean, beets, celery and something with a little more Berries grow at the base of
onions in the same bed. kick, try RAW’s Old Mexico each stem, and a plant in full
version of the herbs as well - a fruit is quite a sight. Wait until
combination of coriander, red seeds are a dark burgundy
beets, cabbage, radish and before enjoying their sweetly
pepper cress, this variety is unique flavour. You can get a
screaming for you to make continuous crop of spinach by
RAW seeds available from tacos (served with a shot of making successive plantings
all GardenShop stores. tequila of course). every 10 days.
Don’t forget to get social with us! Follow RAW on Facebook and Instagram while staying up-
to-date with our latest offerings on our website - www.rawliving.co.za
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11Kitchen garden 5 Yummy Asian greens
Asian greens – available at GardenShop –
are members of the brassica family, widely MIZUNA has serrated light green leaves with
regarded as a vegetable ‘supergroup’ a mild mustard flavour. It tolerates frost and is
because no other vegetable group is as high ideal for really cold gardens.
in terms of vitamin A carotenoids, vitamin C, Try this: use leaves as a topping for pizza,
folic acid, fibre and antioxidants that reduce in sandwich fillings and burgers or in a green
the risk of cancer. Their appeal is that they salad with broccoli tender stem, leeks, baby
are much easier to grow than traditional potatoes, bacon, garlic and chillies.
brassicas (cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli), are
quick to harvest and are generally untroubled Pak Choi has broad crunchy white stems
by pests and diseases. The leaves are picked and dark green glossy leaves that have a
as they are needed which means a constant pleasant mustard flavour. It doesn’t bolt easily.
supply through winter. Try this: Simmer chopped leaves in chicken
Asian greens
broth for 20 minutes. Lightly sauté finely
chopped garlic, ginger, or chillies to release
their fragrance and add to the broth. Sprinkle
– quick, easy and healthy with toasted sesame seeds.
by Alice Coetzee
TATSOI forms a compact, flat rosette close
to the ground. The leaves have a buttery and
slightly sweet mustard flavour.
Try this: use fresh leave in green salad, or
lightly steam or sauté and dress with a warm
peanut sauce.
Red Frills mustard has frilly red leaves, with
a hot mustard flavour, and it looks almost too
pretty to eat.
Try this: Make Salsa Verde with chopped red
frills and coriander, capers, garlic and olive oil
and serve with avocado, baby potatoes, fish,
chicken and red meat.
Growing tips
MUSTARD GREEN WAVE is a new mustard
Grow Asian greens in full sun to semi- with curled and very frilly medium green
shade in rich, well composted soil. leaves that stay tender. The flavour is sharp
and spicy.
Water regularly and don’t allow the soil
to dry out. Try this: caramelise chopped onions, add
minced garlic and cook for a minute, add
Feed once a month with a nitrogen- torn mustard leaves, 2 tbs of stock and
rich liquid fertiliser, especially if you are cook until just wilted. Season and toss with
harvesting the leaves daily. sesame oil.
For more information visit www.healthyliving-herbs.co.za
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13Kitchen garden
A harvest
festival in
your organic
garden
by Jenny Slabber, Talborne Organics
Autumn gardening is a period best
described as a ‘flurry’, as we rush like
squirrels to plant our winter colour beds,
vegetables, seedlings, bulb and root
veggies while tending to our gardens
at large! And getting a superb harvest
Visual courtesy ‘Jane’s Delicious Garden’, Jane Griffiths
organically, is really easy!
(Sunbird Publishers)
How and when to use Vita Organic fertilisers
Vita Organic fertiliser is a convenient, easy-to-use, complete plant food which supplies all the
nutrients required to grow wholesome crops. It’s easy to apply and releases sustainably to feed
crops over four months, which slots conveniently into most short crop cycles from planting to
harvest. For longer term crops, apply a top dressing after three months to ensure continued
cropping. All Vita Organic fertilisers are available at GardenShop.
• Fruiting vegetables, trees & berries - Tomato, Brinjals, Pepper, Chilli, Pumpkins, Citrus
& soft fruit trees & berries.
Need phosphate & calcium to grow strong roots & structure, nitrogen for leaf growth and high
potassium to stimulate flowers and fruit. Plant with: Vita Grow 2:3:2(16) @ 100g per m2. Top
dress: before flowers develop with Vita Fruit & Flower 3:1:5(18) @ 100g per m2.
• Root and bulb vegetables - Potato, Carrot, Beetroot, Sweet potato, Onion, Garlic
Need high phosphate & calcium to grow strong roots and bulbs. Plant with: Vita Grow 2:3:2(16)
@ 100g per m2. Top dress with: Vita Green 5:1:5(16) @ 100g per m2.
• Leafy green vegetables and herbs - Spinach, Cabbage, Lettuce, Rocket, Kale, Herbs
Need nitrogen and potassium for green growth and strong cells. Plant with: Vita Veg 6:3:4(16) @
100g per m2. Top dress with: Vita Veg 6:3:4(16) @100g per m2.
• Pods, seeds and legumes - Peas, Beans, Mielies, Broad beans
Need phosphate and a little nitrogen to grow sturdy plants, then potassium to ensure many
flowers, pods and seeds. Plant with: Vita Grow 2:3:2(16) @ 100g per m2. Top dress: before
flowers develop with Vita Fruit & Flower 3:1:5(18) @ 100g per m2.
Visit www.talborne.co.za for more information.
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15Autumn colours
Beautiful shades of autumn foliage
Maples
• Leaves change colour from green
to different shades of yellow,
orange and red during the autumn.
• Flowers of maple trees can be
green, yellow, orange or red in
color. Insects (such as honeybees)
are main pollinators of the flowers.
• Size of maple trees depend on the
species. Some types of maples
can be grown as bonsai, while
others can reach the height of
40 metres.
FUN FACT
In autumn, people in Japan group
• Maple trees can live to 200 years
together to watch delicate changes
and beyond. They can survive
in the colour of the maples foliage.
more than 300 years under
This traditional Japanese pastime of
appropriate climate conditions.
collectively viewing the maples autumn
• Maples produce winged seed foliage is known as ‘momijigari’.
which move like a helicopter when
they fall from trees.
Varieties of Maples available at GardenShop from R595
16Nandina
Heavenly bamboo or Nandina
is a beautiful evergreen shrub
grown for its interesting colour
changing foliage.
Nandina should be planted in a
semi-sunny to shady position.
The plant is not only a waterwise
shrub, but will attract birdlife to
your garden.
Nandina pygmea from R69.95
Nandina domestica 4 from R125
Nandina Fern Flame from R145
FUN FACT
In China berried sprays of Nandina are
sold in the streets at New Year for the
decoration of house altars and temples –
sort of like ‘holly’ is used at Christmas in
many countries!
Varieties of Nandina available at GardenShop from R69.95 GardenTalk
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Bulb •
•
Chinchirinchees (indigenous)
Freesias
planting •
•
Ixia (indigenous)
Muscari
time •
•
Ornithogalum
Ranunculus
• Sparaxis (indigenous)
In March and April
we start experiencing
cooler temperatures
and this is exactly the
time to plant bulbs that
will flower in spring
Remember:
• Soil must be cold and
moist
• Soil should be well drained
and rich in organic matter.
Bulbs that are to be
planted in pots should be
planted in potting soil
• Whether planting in pots
or into the ground, use
Hadeco Bulb Food as
this food contains all the
Choose from nutrients that bulbs need
Ornithogalum • Plant bulbs at correct
bulbs (featured) depth - all instructions are
and others from on the packaging
GardenShop • Water well after planting
• Fertilise every two weeks
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19ON PROMOTION
Store Focus
GardenShop
Menlo Park
The best garden shop Pretoria has
to offer. When it comes to your family
gardening needs, GardenShop Menlo
Park has got it all covered. Top quality
plants from fruit trees, herbs, bonsai
trees, roses and waterwise plants.
We offer expert gardening advice with
our store showcasing imported home
décor and beautiful garden furniture
– patio sets, benches and tables. In
addition, GardenShop Menlo Park
has a great range of gardening tools,
organics, plant food and birding
products.
Neighbouring tenants
• KarooLand Furniture and Interiors
• The daily Coffee Café
• Isabella’s Greenlyn-Petite
• Hazel Food Market
Find us at: • Brooklyn Theatre
Greenlyn Village Centre
Cnr Mackenzie &
13th Streets, Menlo Park
Tel: 012 460 5137
Email:
info.mnl@gardenshop.co.za
Co-ordinates:
25° 46′ 09″ S / 28° 15′ 29″ E
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GardenGuru expert advice
As a garden-lover, we know that you sometimes The Guru’s areas of
need on-site expert advice to talk through
expertise include:
nagging garden issues or changes you may want • Reducing water usage in your
to make. garden and cost-saving advice
That’s where our GardenGuru comes in! Our • Planting for increased
qualified horticulturist will meet with you for a biodiversity
one-hour consultation service where you can
discuss your unique gardening challenges and • Transforming your garden into
find solutions. a more indigenous waterwise
space
R450* secures your one-hour GardenGuru
consulatation, payable at any of our branches. • Dealing with awkward or odd
GardenGuru will contact you during weekdays to shaped areas
make an appointment. • Creating a focal point
* Our fee refers to visits within a 10km radius of • Low maintenance ideas
any GardenShop branch located in Parktown, including which plant to
Broadacres, Bryanston, Menlo Park and remove, replace or highlight
Boksburg.
• Caring for your special plants
Our service does not include design sketches including any insect, fungal
or drawings and we will happily refer to your or weed problems that might
recommended landscaper depending your plague you
requirements.
• Lawn care
Contact the Guru: • Identifying alien invasive
Cell: 072 200 5762 species and advice
0861 G-A-R-D-E-N (427336) • Introducing you to ‘Do It For
gardenguru@gardenshop.co.za Me’ services for landscaping
changes
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Tips for growing roses
• Roses need full sun – at least 6 hours of direct sun per day.
• They require a well-drained soil that has been enriched with compost.
• To help the rose settle once it is planted out, make sure it is watered about an hour before it
is planted.
• They can be grown in containers as well as in the garden.
• Mulching is essential for roses to keep their roots cool in the summer and warm in the
winter. Use lawn clipping, bark, leaves, pine needles etc. as a mulch for your roses.
• Roses need lots of water, give them a good deep soaking at least once a week,
supplemented by a light watering once or twice a week.
• The more you water roses during their growing season, the longer their stems will be.
• If the leaf develops yellow veins or yellowing between the veins, it is more than likely
a nutrient deficiency. Correct these imbalances as soon as they become apparent by
fertilising. Feed with Vigorosa/Wonder 8.1.5.
• Water before and after fertilising.
• In order for your rose to continue producing flowers, remove spent blooms and rose hips
that have formed.
• Roses only need a light pruning in summer (December/January) and heavy pruning in winter
months.
• Aerate the soil after pruning, dig in compost, superphosphate and fertilizer.
• Roses tend to attract various insects and fungi, keep an eye out for this and spray fortnightly
to discourage black spot, beetles and bollworm. Protect with easy-to-use Rosecare3 RTU.
• When watering, try spray the undersides of the leaves to deter bugs.
• If you are picking roses leave at least 50 percent of them on the bush otherwise it may put
too much strain on the plant.
Rosecare and
Come see GardenShop’s
Vigorosa on
promotion at beautiful selection of roses.
GardenShop
GardenTalk
25Wildlife in the garden
Bee
Friendly
With thanks to Water Wise
(a Rand Water initiative)
Bees are important for food production. They provide pollination
services to the majority of the pollination-dependent crops in
the country. All landowners or land managers, including urban
gardeners, have a role in protecting or planting bee-friendly plants
that provide food and habitat for honeybees. A lack of good
quality and variety of food for bees can lead to unhealthy colonies
that are at greater risk of pests and diseases. In South Africa,
there is major concern over the bacterial disease ‘foulbrood’,
which is spreading rapidly through bee colonies with lethal effect.
The result of dramatic honeybee declines will have a detrimental
impact on food security.
Create a bee-friendly waterwise garden
Quick Fact Different species of waterwise plants flower throughout
Bees play a vitally important role in different seasons and add colour to your garden
the pollination of our food crops. The throughout the year. Here are tips to attract bees to your
chances are that if they don’t survive, garden:
we won’t survive.
• If you are limited by space, select plants with blue,
yellow, violet, bluish-green and ultraviolet flowers, as
bees prefer these colours.
• Create a few shallow water depressions in the garden
– bees need clean water and prefer shallow puddles
to deep bird baths or flowing water features.
• Plant and tree species which stand out for honeybees
include: Aloes, Star jasmine, Lavender, Euryops
Daisies, Proteas, Strelitzias, Coral tree (Erythrina
lysistemon), Sweet thorn (Acacia karroo), Buffalo thorn
(Ziziphus mucronata). GardenShop can recommend
more varieties. Ask at our Info Desks.
26Wildlife in the garden
Bird life
Feeding birds
in autumn
There is nothing on earth that can
replace the joy of watching different
birds make their way into our gardens.
Children delight when they see birds
return to stock up on some food. We
love to sit outside and watch how they
chatter, feast on berries from our trees
and dig their beaks into the soil for
fresh earthworms.
At GardenShop we understand the
importance of attracting birds into your
gardens, our birding departments offer
you the very best in bird food – nectar
feed, suet, bird puddings, raw peanuts
and seed. Our extensive range of
feeders, feeding stations, roosting nest
boxes, nesting logs, bird baths, bird
tables and accessories will all help you
to bring the birds flocking home.
See our special 30% off offer on these birding products for GardenRewards members.
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27At GardenShop
Bryanston
Children are natural gardeners. They are curious,
experimental, creative, caring and they learn best through For little gardeners
play. Cherry Tomatoes Gardening Club is for little gardeners
between the ages of 4 and 8 years. Through collaborative,
confidence-building activities in the garden, Cherry Tomatoes
nurtures an appreciation of nature and healthy eating.
The club currently runs every Saturday from GardenShop
Bryanston, in a beautifully landscaped edible garden
environment. Classes include elements on caring for your
garden, learning about different aspects of nature, lots of
digging and exploring, planting and creating!
Nothing beats the excitement of eating a tomato you’ve
watched grow from seed, or picking a juicy raspberry
straight off the vine. An understanding and appreciation
of where food comes from can help create a preference Single classes: R250
for healthy eating and nurture a greater respect for and 5 class package (to be
connection to nature. used over a 3 month period)
Gardening teaches children valuable life skills – such as R1000 (Standard R200 per class)
caring for something over time, and the satisfaction of 10 class package (to be
watching something you’ve invested in come to life. It used over a 6 month period):
involves much more than just planting. Gardening provides R1800 (Discounted to R180 per
a wonderful backdrop for learning about science, animals, class)
harvesting, preparing and sharing food, working in groups, 20 class package (to be
creating art, and telling stories. used over a 12 month period):
Classes are kept small and intimate and can be bought in R3200 (Discounted to R160 per
packages. class)
For bookings and queries please
contact us through any of the
channels below:
Connect:
cherrytomatoesgc@gmail.com
071 883 5584 (Nicola) or
079 895 1332 (Pat)
GardenTalk
29Plant Symbols: helping you
to choose wisely
These plant symbols on GardenShop
price labels will help you make the best LAVENDER
LAVANDULA DENTATA
plant choice for your garden. A take-home ELEGANS
Beautiful blue flowers
Plant Symbol Guide is available in store 60cm x 1.5m
for your convenience.
80002506
R 115.00
30Garden MORE for less
Garden
with these gardening SPECIALS
Available while stocks last.
Value
Quantities are limited.
Valid from 1 March – 30 April 2017
Many more offers in store!
Images featured serve as a guide only. Actual colour variations may occur in some instances.
IDEAL
INDOOR HEDGE
COLOUR
2 for
4995
Azalea Varieties Abelia ‘Kaleidoscope’
Compact shrub with ever R
100
Potted Azaleas for indoor
colour. Various colours
available. 15cm.
R changing foliage colours.
17cm.
WATER
WISE
3 for
Gardenia Varieties Pelargonium Varieties
9995
Scented white flowers from New generation hardy varieties
autumn to spring. ‘Radicans’,
‘Impulse’ and ‘Four Seasons’
varieties. 17cm.
R that flower continuously.
Many colours to choose from.
17cm.
R 150
XTRA
HOT
Rose ‘My Granny’ Lollipop
99 5995
Plectranthus Varieties
R 95 R
Free-flowering rose with Various waterwise varieties.
clusters of pink flowers Ideal for containers, as filler
throughout summer. Ideal in plants or en-masse. 23cm.
containers. 10 Std.
0861 G-A-R-D-E-N (427336)
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