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Cont.= 6 cm. Compact, clumping plant, 6-15 cm in diameter, with a central rootstock. Dark green or reddish leaves and white, 1,5 cm flowers. Native to the Uniondale district of the W. Cape of South Africa. Winter-growing but enjoys some summer rain.
NEW! - Cont.= 8,5 cm. Low growing succulent from South Africa with succulent green pointed leaves that turn purple in bright light. Flowers are pink, reminiscent of Portulaca flowers.
Beautiful wooly plant native to Mexico. It sheds all branches for a few weeks or few months in the bad season and then comes back. All leaves are coated with white threads and large pink flowers emerge profusely. It is very easy to grow.
NEW ! - Branched plant. Delicate creeping succulent with cream and green foliage. Leaves are glossy, hearth-shaped and slightly succulent.
Exotic climber in the bignonia family with white flowers with pink throat. This is a delightful variegated cultivar with white leaf margins.
A blue fern from America, with large wide fronds growing from a creeping stem. It becomes even showier when the spores show up with a bright orange colour.
Easy growing shrub or climber in the Bignonia family. It is able to bloom in a small pot too. Tecoma is native to the mediterranean areas of South Africa and it takes frost to about -4 C.
This is the pure-yellow form of the well known Tecomaria, a flowering shrub from South Aftica, a popular trailing bush suitable for warm temperate to subtropical conditions.
This is the typical blue-flowered form of Plumbago, an evergreen scrambling shrub suitable for Mediterranean climates.
Cold-hardy succulent plant, The best red-orange colours will show up in full sun and cold weather. Hardy to frost, down to about -6 C. Light frosts improve the colour!
A miniature silvery-grey species with a compact, distichous rosette of spotted leaves. Leaves are almost white, with dark green spots! This is the clone EVJ 14670, originally collected by the Kouga river, East of Guernakop, in the Eastern of South Africa.