3 in stock
Raspberry plants. Grow your own delicious raspberries!
Best planted out in Spring.
Dig a hole that is roomy enough for the roots to spread. … Canes should be spaced 18 inches apart, with about four feet between rows.
They love a sunny spot, with rich, well drained soil.
R95.00
3 in stock
Raspberry plants. Best planted out in Spring.
Dig a hole that is roomy enough for the roots to spread. … Canes should be spaced 18 inches apart, with about four feet between rows.
They love a sunny spot, with rich, well drained soil.
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Description: Known as Dalmation sage, is a perennial, evergreen subshrub native to the Mediterranean region.
When it fruits: Produces its seeds, which are the fruits of the plant, from late summer to early autumn.
Edible: Yes, it is edible
NEW RELEASE – 3 October 2026
💗 A truly exciting new colour for the agapanthus family! Agapanthus ‘Poppin’ Pink’ is a striking new South African introduction, producing vibrant, solid-pink flower heads above neat, evergreen foliage.
After 21 years of breeding and selection, ‘Poppin’ Pink’ brings a colour that has been remarkably elusive in agapanthus: a rich, clear pink that really stands out in the garden.
🌸 Why we love Agapanthus ‘Poppin’ Pink’
Plant Agapanthus ‘Poppin’ Pink’ in a sunny border, rockery, mixed perennial bed or container. It combines beautifully with ornamental grasses and plants with silver or soft-green foliage, which allow the vibrant pink flowers to take centre stage.
Give it well-drained soil and plenty of sunshine, and water regularly while it establishes. Once settled, it is a relatively low-maintenance and water-wise addition to the garden.
🇿🇦 A new chapter for a South African favourite
Agapanthus is one of South Africa’s most recognisable garden plants, and ‘Poppin’ Pink’ brings an entirely new colour dimension to this much-loved genus. Developed by South African breeders after more than two decades of breeding work, this is a plant that is as exciting for collectors as it is for everyday gardeners.
A rare opportunity to be among the first to grow this exciting new pink agapanthus.
Tulbaghia Fragrans (Sweet Wild Garlic)
Whether planted individually, in sweeping drifts, or as a flowering edge along pathways, Tulbaghia fragrans delivers reliable beauty, supports pollinators, and provides year-round garden interest with very little effort.
For sale in South Africa.
Geranium Maderense.
A robust but short lived biennial or perennial that grows up to 1.5m tall. Also known as Madeira Cranesbill or Giant Herb Robert.
Large clouds of showy purplish-pink flowers 4cm across, with darker centres.
The plant is supposedly not fussy about soil, but it needs to be well drained. (I have no luck with it in my garden though!)
Flowers in Spring. Prefers a full sun or even partial shade.
For sale in South Africa. Couriered nationwide.
A one year old blueberry plant in a 3L shrub pot
The blueberry plant is an erect, bushy shrub that can be placed in full sun or partly shade. It is cold hardy and can tolerate frost. It grows best in very light, sandy or sandy loam soils which are extremely acidic with a ph level between 4.8 and 5.8 (KCL). A mixture of Sphagnum peat moss, acid compost and sandy soil works well as a growing medium either incorporated into the soil or in 30L or larger containers. The plant will start to produce blueberries after the first winter and continue to produce fruit for more that 15 years. The berries are perfect for eating fresh or for jams, deserts, sauces, smoothies, cakes or juices.
The plant is self-fertile, but it will produce larger berries when cross pollinated with another blueberry plant.
A Gooseberry plant in a 19cm diameter pot (3L pot).
The gooseberry is a bushy shrub growing up to approximately 1.5m tall that bears yellowy orange fruit in a papery envelope called a husk. The plant should be placed in full sun, but tolerates partly shade. It is easy to grow and grow in most soils, but prefers loamy soil with a ph between 5.5 and 7.0 (KCl). The plant is self-fertile.
A one year old tayberry plant in a 3L shrub pot
The Tayberry is a cross between the Blackberry and Red Raspberry plants with all the good qualities of the original genus such as the large fruit size, fruit firmness and vigorous growth of the blackberry, with the great taste and colour of the red raspberry. The plant bears edible fruit, perfect for jams, tarts, desserts, juices, teas or fresh fruits.
The Tayberry is a trellising shrub that should be placed in full sun, but can tolerate part shade. Soil PH level of 6.0 – 6.8. Prefers loamy, well drained soil. Cold hardy, but protection must be given in heavy frost areas. Well decomposed compost can be mixed in with the soil before planting. Fertilize in spring. Prune lightly in winter. A trellis or a fence can be used to support the growing branches which can grow up to 3m long.
Submerge the pot in water for 10 minutes before transplanting.
Self-pollinating.
Cranberry (vaccinium macrocarpon) plant in a 19cm diameter (3L pot)
Cranberry plants are low growing, creeping plants of up to 2m long and 40cm high. They are very cold hardy and can tolerate heavy frost. They are easy growing plants and can grow in most soils, but prefer light sandy or sando-loam soils which are very acidic at ph levels between 4.5 and 5.5 (KCl). A mixture of Sphagnum peat moss, acid compost and sandy soil would work well for a growing medium when incorporated in the soil or in a container. They can be grown in a 5L to 10L containers and will be happy on a window shelve. Cranberry plants will bear edible berries in the second year after planting, perfect for juicing, jams, sauces, tarts, deserts, teas or fresh fruit.
Pleroma Urvilleana (Tibouchina) 
Mini Mixed Succulent Bowl 
Asystasia bella (Forest bell-bush) 
Plant pot - ice Diana Diamond 10.5cm 
