Tecomaria capensis, also known as the Cape Honeysuckle, is a fast-growing, evergreen shrub. It is grown for its vibrant, trumpet-shaped flowers and its attractive, glossy foliage. The versitile plant is native to South Africa and is great to grow if you wish to add a tropical feel to your garden. It can also be useful […]
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Rosa 'Peace', more simply known as the Peace Rose, is an iconic hybrid tea rose. This deciduous shrub is cherished in the garden for its stunning, large blooms, and its pleasant fragrance. This rose plant was first cultivated in France by Francis Meilland, and introduced to the world following the end of the Second World
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Winter sowing of seeds allows for natural stratification processes to occur. This can help give garden plants a head start going into the growing season. And will often result in stronger, more resilient plants flourishing in the spring. Using winter sowing containers is a great way to perform the winter sowing. These containers will help
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Winter sowing of seeds is a horticultural method in which gardeners plant seeds outdoors (usually in some form of protective container) during the colder months. This allows them to take advantage of the natural processes that occur within seeds in response to the environment. This can greatly benefit germination in the coming spring. Instead of
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Hosta 'Guacamole', often simply referred to as Guacamole Hosta, is a perennial plantain lily highly valued both for its colorful, variegated foliage, and for its sweet fragranced flowers. This plant has become a favorite among gardeners for its shade tolerance and relatively easy care. Guacamole Hosta typically reaches a height of 1.5 to 2 feet
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Lycoris radiata, commonly known as Red Spider Lily or Hurricane Lily, is a bulbous perennial that is cherished for its late summer to early fall blooms. Be aware that this plant also has the names of the Death flower and the Corpse flower. It got its name because it is so toxic that it was
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