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  • Rose 'Simplicity'

    Rose ‘Simplicity’

    K180.00

    Shrub rose
    Rose ‘Simplicity’ is a densly branched shrub with large, leathery foliage, produces an abundance of semi-double dark pink roses, Vigorous grower to 1.5m high, excellent for a hedge, heat tolerant and disease tolerant

  • Rose 'Tropical punch'

    Rose ‘Tropical punch’

    K120.00

    Strong bush with dark green foliage, produces flamboyant orange-pink flowers on long, firm upright stems, features a prolific and free-flowering habit

  • Rose Iceberg 'White'

    Rose Iceberg ‘White’

    K180.00

    Shrub Rose
    Rose Iceberg ‘white’ is a  vigorous, strong-growing bush, nearly thornless, profusion of bright white, free-flowering, lightly double flowers, sometimes tinged with pink, extremely disease resistant, 1.2m high

  • sansevieria in a garden

    Sansevieria trifasciata  ‘Moonshine’

    K80.00

    Beautiful upright plant with broad silvery green leaves, makes a great potplant, powerful indoor air-purifier, absorb poisonous substances. Partial shade, medium to low water, grows to 30 to 40 cm tall, Plants are sold bare-rooted.

  • Sansevieria trifasciata 'Silver Flame'

    Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Silver Flame’

    K60.00

    Also called ‘Whitney’ Snake Plant, is a compact, slow-growing snake plant variety. It features wide, stiff, sword-shaped leaves that are exceptionally dark green, accented with soft silver-grey banding and distinct pale or creamy-white margins. Its dense, upright growth habit makes it a popular choice for modern interiors, and it is valued for its ability to tolerate indoor conditions. Purifies the air by absorbing toxins.Grows easily in shaded areas of the garden, a true low-maintenance plant.

  • Sempervivum tectorum (Common houseleek)

    Sempervivum tectorum (Common houseleek)

    K50.00

    Also known as a hen-and-chicks plant, vigorous mat-forming rosettes, green leaves, tips turn red-purple in hot sun light, applied externally to soothe many skin conditions

  • Senecio barbertonicus (Green Senecio bush)

    Senecio barbertonicus (Green Senecio bush)

    K50.00

    Dense bushy shrub, excellent filler plant, prune back leggy stems to form a more compact succulent

  • Solidago Goldenrod 'Goldkind' Seedlings

    Solidago Goldenrod ‘Goldkind’ Seedlings

    K4.00

    Perennial, clump-forming goldenrod hybrid, Excellent, long-lasting cut flowers, clusters of yellow flower spikes held on strong, upright stems, Thrives in full sun to partial shade, Prefers well-drained, organically rich soil, Water deeply; re-water only when top 5 cm of soil is dry

  • Spathiphyllum wallisii (Dwarf peace lily)

    Spathiphyllum wallisii (Dwarf peace lily)

    K70.00

    Tropical evergreen plant with lush, glossy, green leaves and clear white lily flowers, excellent for shady garden areas, flowers almost year round in Zambia. Makes an elegant houseplant that cleans indoor air by removing toxins.

  • Strelitzia reginae (Bird of Paradise)

    Strelitzia reginae (Bird of Paradise)

    K130.00

    Evergreen, clumping, one the most popular horticultural perennial shrubs around the world, striking architectural form and extraordinary flowers, popular long-lasting cut flower, low maintenance plant, attracts birds. Full sun, average water, drought tolerant, well-draining soil, heat tolerant, good resistance to pests and diseases, grows 180 cm tall

  • Strelitzia reginae (Bird of paradise)

    Strelitzia reginae (Bird of paradise)

    K130.00

    Bird-of-paradise or crane flower (Strelitzia reginae) is a large, evergreen, clumping, tropical plant to 1.5m, known for its unique and exotic appearance and striking orange and blue flowers. Makes a good indoor pot plant. Keep near bright light. Popular cut flower

  • Syringa vulgaris (French Lilac)

    Syringa vulgaris (French Lilac)

    K150.00

    Large shrub produces excellent, long-lasting cut flowers in abundance, fragrant, flower colours vary from rose, magenta, and pinkish-purple to lavender and deep purple, prune immediately after blooming, pruning too late may remove the developing buds—resulting in fewer or no flowers the following spring, high resistance to pests and diseases. Because winters in Zambia are not cold enough, it is necessary to apply water stress during the winter months to force French lilacs into dormancy. To do this, water the plant sparingly from 1 May to 31 July. Resume normal watering on 1 August—this will help trigger your lilac bush to bloom in spring. Full sun, water moderately during its first year, once established, French lilacs are very drought-tolerant and require minimal watering.