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n ornamental succulent with small green rosettes that is compact and has a trailing habit as it grows bigger. It will provide colour all year round and is suitable for gardens, rockeries, ground cover, pots and containers.

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An ornamental succulent with small grey rosettes that is compact and has a trailing habit as it grows bigger. Has yellow flowers in Summer to Autumn. It will provide colour all year round and is suitable for gardens, rockeries, ground cover, pots and containers.

Fertilise with a slow release in Spring.

aka Sedum stonecrop

A beautiful and versatile succulent that thrives in the rock garden, green roof, vertical wall, containers or between paving stones. Looking cute in a pot or dotted with other succulents. It has green, red turning purple shades of leaves they will enjoy hot dry conditions.

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aka Aarbeibossie

Multi branching low spreading shrub that will cover itself in panicles of gorgeous purple florets from spring. Evergreen

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A striking perennial with silky, silvery white foliage puts on a show all-year-round. Yellow flowers in Summer. With its different texture, in a pot or as a border or mass planting it will add a touch of colour to the garden. Can be grown indoors. Drought and salt tolerant once established. Evergreen.

Trim to shape in early Spring.

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aka Lambs Ears

Stachys byzantina Bella Grigio.... such a fancy name for Lambs ears but this is not just any lambs ear but a gorgeous lambs ear. Slim, tapered silvery leaves to about 50 cm tall culminating in spires covered in pink florets. Put this one on your must have list, we have. Perennial

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aka Blue Chalksticks

A spreading succulent originating in South Africa with finger-like fleshy leaves. Small white flowers during Summer. This low growing succulent is ideal as a border plant or ground cover or dotted amount smaller succulents to add a bit of height and colour.

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aka String of Pearls

A trendy succulent houseplant. With its plump strings of pearls they can cascade down over the sides of any pot or can be hung in a basket and left to trail down or along a shelf or windowsill.

Healthy pearls are when you gently touch a pearl and they are firm to touch.

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aka Shallots or Scalloins

A versatile perennial bulb that has a mild sweet taste compared to its close relative the Onion. When planting do not bury the bulb too deep - 1 bulb should multiply to 6-12 bulbs which are harvested when the green tops wilt and turn brown usually in autumn. Dry in the sun prior to storage.

The green tops of your Shallots can be used like chives for salads etc if you wish. Shallots are shallow rooted so it is important that they get even moisture for good yields i.e. do not let them dry out. They will store for up to 12 months after drying.

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aka Satin Flower

Makes a nice grassy foliage clump which is smothered in mauve-blue flowers in spring and into Summer. An easy and robust edging plant for a sunny well drained spot. Suitable for planting between pavers, or in rockeries or containers. Evergreen and hardy.