White Abutilon Malvaceae.
These little plants are currently around 20 cm high.
Rare white form of this beautiful plant. Needs partial shade and medium water. For sale in South Africa
6 in stock
Abutilon (white) Malvaceae
Very rare white form of abutilon. Likes partial shade, average water requirements. Prune regularly otherwise you’ll have a spindly plant!
R135.00
White Abutilon Malvaceae.
These little plants are currently around 20 cm high.
Rare white form of this beautiful plant. Needs partial shade and medium water. For sale in South Africa
Shipping Countries: South Africa
Shipping States: Western Cape (South Africa), Gauteng (South Africa), Eastern Cape (South Africa), North West (South Africa), Limpopo (South Africa), Free State (South Africa), Northern Cape (South Africa), Mpumalanga (South Africa), KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa)
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Strobilanthes anisophyllus
A beautiful dark purple leafed, flowering plant in the family Acanthaceae.
A small evergreen (or ever purple) leaved perennial shrub. With small light pink flowers.
Prune it regularly, as the new growth has the best colouring.
It likes full sun but will appreciate some partial shade during hot summer afternoons.
Mostly native to tropical Asia and Madagascar, but with a few species extending north into temperate regions of Asia. Many species are cultivated for their two-lipped, hooded flowers in shades of blue, pink, white and purple.
For sale in South Africa.
Hydrangea serrata Grayswood
This is also one of my favourites : A small deciduous shrub with ovate leaves. Lace-cap flower-heads with blue central fertile florets surrounded by white sterile ones which turn with age to pink and crimson, flowering in late spring to summer – which is why it’s known as a Christmas Rose in South Africa. Or hortensia for Europeans.
Deciduous, flowers Nov-Mar (eventual height approx 1m).
The flowers are excellent for cutting
Half sun or shade.
Delicate flowers.
A beautiful plant pot, for your indoor or outdoor plants.
Ceramic, one of 7 designs from our ‘ice’ range, with a modern diamond and dot design
Pot has 3 soft touch felt pads underneath (so as not to scratch tables and surfaces)
Pot is 10.5cm in diameter and 9cm high
For sale in South Africa. Couriered nationwide.
Oakleaf hydrangea
Hydrangea quercifolia. An unusual hydrangea not often found. Oak leaf shaped leaves, deeply lobed, dark green – they turn a red colour in autumn. The flower heads appear from midsummer through to autumn. Flowers open as white but fade to pink and violet.
Also known as a Christmas Rose in South Africa. Or hortensia for Europeans.
Deciduous, flowers Nov-Mar (eventual height approx 1m).
Half sun or shade.
The bush is comprised of mostly erect branched stems topped with multiple ball-shaped inflorescences which bear the nectar-rich flowers – sunbirds love them. They also attract honey bees and other beneficial insects.
The Bush Bronze butterfly (Cacyreus lingeus Fam: Lycenidae) uses this plant as one of its larval food plants.
The generic name Leonotis is derived from the Greek words leon meaning lion and –otis meaning ear. This refers to the pubescent upper lip of each flower that resembles a lion’s ear, hence the vernacular name. The specific epithet leonurus means lion-coloured, a reference to the flower colour of some forms.
For sale in South Africa. Couriered nationwide.