Tephrosia dregeana

Tephrosia dregeana Propagation: Sharing the Gift of This Hardy Beauty Tephrosia dregeana, also known as the Sand Pea or River Indigo, is a charming, drought-tolerant shrub native to southern Africa. Offering vibrant purple flowers and feathery foliage, it’s gaining popularity as a low-maintenance addition to gardens in arid and semi-arid regions. Interested in adding this … Read more

Leucosidea sericea

Taming the Oldwood: A Guide to Propagating Leucosidea sericea The Leucosidea sericea, more commonly known as Oldwood, is a fascinating and resilient tree native to the highlands of Southern Africa. Its distinctive silvery foliage and gnarled branches add a touch of ancient beauty to any landscape. If you’re looking to invite this unique tree into … Read more

Felicia echinata

Multiply Your Sunshine: Propagating the Cheerful Felicia Echinata Felicia echinata, with its charming sky-blue daisies and bright green foliage, brings a burst of sunshine to any garden. Also known as the Blue Marguerite or River Daisy Bush, this South African native is surprisingly easy to propagate, meaning you can multiply your stock and enjoy its … Read more

Virgilia divaricata

Unveiling the Secrets of Virgilia Propagation: Grow Your Own Keurboom Canopy The Keurboom (Virgilia divaricata), with its vibrant lilac blooms and graceful weeping foliage, is a true South African gem. Imagine a canopy of these beauties adorning your garden, attracting pollinators and filling the air with a delicate fragrance. Achieving this dream is within reach, … Read more

Hypoxis hemerocallidea

Unearthing Gold: Propagating the African Potato (Hypoxis hemerocallidea) The African Potato, also known by its scientific name Hypoxis hemerocallidea, might sound like a humble spud, but this vibrant plant with its star-shaped yellow flowers is a treasure trove of medicinal potential and cultural significance in southern Africa. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting … Read more