Multiply Your Heather Joys: Propagating Erica canaliculata at Home Erica canaliculata, the charming "Channelled Heath" with its cheery pink bells and year-round foliage, is a garden favorite for a reason. And while acquiring new plants is always an option, wouldn’t it be satisfying to multiply your existing beauties yourself? Luckily, propagating Erica canaliculata is an … Read more
Unlocking the Secrets to Propagating the Fragrant Osmanthus Suavis The Osmanthus suavis, with its glossy evergreen foliage and intoxicatingly sweet blossoms, is a treasured addition to any garden. But propagating this beauty can seem shrouded in mystery. Fear not, fellow plant enthusiasts! We’re here to demystify the process and equip you with the knowledge to … Read more
Multiply Your Breath of Heaven: A Guide to Propagating Coleonema Pulchrum The "Breath of Heaven," also known as Coleonema pulchrum, is a delight for the senses with its airy foliage and bursts of tiny pink flowers. This South African native isn’t just beautiful, it’s also surprisingly easy to propagate, meaning you can multiply your fragrant … Read more
Taming the Sugarbush: A Guide to Propagating Protea repens The Protea repens, commonly known as the Sugarbush, is a showstopper with its large, artichoke-like blooms and captivating colors. Native to South Africa, this striking plant can add a unique, exotic touch to gardens in suitable climates. While often purchased as established plants, propagating your own … Read more
Multiplying the Mediterranean Magic: Propagating Your Santolina pectinata Santolina pectinata, with its beautiful silvery foliage and sunny yellow button flowers, brings a touch of the Mediterranean to any garden. Commonly known as Lavender Cotton (though not related to either!), this hardy evergreen is a low-maintenance delight, perfect for borders, rock gardens, or even containers. And … Read more
Golden Glory: Propagating the Vibrant Myrceugenia Chrysocarpa The Myrceugenia Chrysocarpa, more affectionately known as the Chilean Guava, is a captivating evergreen with its glossy foliage, fragrant white blossoms, and jewel-like, edible fruit. This South American native, while relatively unknown in some circles, is gaining popularity amongst gardeners seeking both beauty and bounty in their landscapes. … Read more
Multiplying the Magic: Propagating Your Very Own Melaleuca linearifolia The Melaleuca linearifolia, with its captivating bottlebrush flowers and graceful, weeping foliage, is a true showstopper in any garden. But did you know that sharing the beauty of this Australian native is easier than you might think? Propagating your own Melaleuca linearifolia can be a rewarding … Read more
Taming the Crucifixion Thorn: A Guide to Propagating Colletia hystrix The Colletia hystrix, affectionately known as the Crucifixion thorn or Anchor plant, is a truly unique specimen. Native to South America, this intriguing shrub captivates with its architectural, almost-sinister looking, flattened spines and a surprising burst of fragrant white flowers. While its thorny appearance might … Read more