Protea repens South African Forming a single head with

Forming a single head with extra thick leaves each getting up to 10cm wide and maturing to a terracotta pink colouration during the summer

This Watsonia has wide sword shaped leaves that contrast wonderfully with the bright orange flowers in late summer

This is said to be the most frost tolerant Banksia of all

Best grown in a free draining soil in full sun or light shade

Protea repens South African Forming a single head withThe sugar bush Protea. This name was because the nectar was collected in the 19th century and reduced down to form a thick syrup used for coughs and chest complaints. it has an upright habit with pale green leathery leaves. These are long and narrow and give a contrast to the juvenile coloured stems which can be quite red in colour. The flowers will appear once the plant reaches about four or five years old. These can be white, pink or red, but the