SEASON LONG CONTROL SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
A systemic, contact, suspension concentrate insecticide for the control of various pests on crops as listed.
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SEASON LONG CONTROL SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
A systemic, contact, suspension concentrate insecticide for the control of various pests on crops as listed.
Price range: R145.00 through R810.00
SEASON LONG CONTROL SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
A systemic, contact, suspension concentrate insecticide for the control of various pests on crops as listed.
Shipping Countries: South Africa
Shipping States: Western Cape (South Africa)
Ready to ship in 1-3 business days
Shipping Policy
We will process your order within 1-3 business days.
Many of our plants can be couriered nationwide via the courier guy - and at checkout these options will be displayed. IF couriering doesn't come up as an option, this means that your basket contains one or more items that cannot be couriered - due to size/or practical reasons.
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We DO offer local deliveries! To those with postcode 7130. (or in the Raithby or Somerset West area.)
NB: We normally send the plants on a Monday or Tuesday to minimise the chance they'll get stuck in a depot over the weekend.
Refund Policy
No refunds on click & collect goods.
Normal refund policy (see terms and conditions) on other 'delivery' products.
| Weight | N/A |
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| quantity (litres) | 50ml, 100ml, 1 |
Heuchera ‘Coral Bells is a semi-evergreen perennial celebrated for its distinctive foliage and flowers. It is known for its compact size, low maintenance, and adaptability to a range of garden settings.
This compact, semi-evergreen perennial is prized for its attractive mid-green foliage with distinctive silver veining, forming neat clumps that brighten shaded areas. In spring and summer, slender stems carry sprays of delicate bell-shaped flowers in shades of coral or soft pink, attracting bees and butterflies.
Not often seen for sale – this wild dagga or lions tail plant has peach coloured flowers.
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.
It can grow up to 2m high and 1m wide – slightly smaller than the common, orange version.
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.
Japanese Anemone
A beautiful, elegant, white flower produced in Autumn. These dainty flowers bob gently in the breeze.
It likes partial shade and humus-rich, moist, well drained soil. They can be grown in (partial) full sun as long as the soil is not allowed to dry out.
For sale in South Africa. Couriered nationwide.
Lavender dentata Candicans. The blue purple flowers smell divine and are excellent for cutting and drying – for example for linen sachets and potpourris and to scent your room.
Evergreen bushy shrub with linear green leaves and blue cut flowers. Half hardy. Full sun. Attract bees and butterflies.
A species of flowering plant in the family Lamiaceae, occurring natively in several Mediterranean countries, including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey and Greece
The plants do best in a well drained soil in a sunny part of your garden.
If you’re preparing the flowers for drying, cut them whilst fresh and hang them upside down to dry.
Excellent also in pots, as a low hedge or in sunny dry spots in your garden. A Mediterranean inspired garden choice and very pretty when planted amongst ornamental grasses and in natural or formal gardens.
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.