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Grape vines grow in gardens almost throughout SA

Grapes can be grown easily at home, and with some patience, training and TLC, your family will be sitting under the welcoming shade of its verdant foliage, enjoying bunches of succulent grapes fresh from the vine for generations to come.

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Black Chokeberries are now available in SA

Aronia berries, commonly called “chokeberries” are a little known superfood that is quickly gaining recognition for its tremendous nutritional value, as well as for its ornamental value in the garden, and low maintenance. Research is showing that this berry des...


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Almonds are beautiful shade trees for gardens

Almonds are not typically giant trees, making them manageable for many home gardens. They form a nice rounded or spreading canopy, and their spring blossoms are sure to delight. As deciduous trees they provide light dappled shade in summer while allowin...


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Dear guest, I apologise for the lack of pictures on my home page. Open the article to see photographs of the plants mentioned. This problem will only be remedied in the New Year when we undertake planned upgrades. Thank you for your patience.

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Festive Foliage and Flowers

Real trees and well-known ‘Christmas’ flowers make beautiful decorations, and if you purchase your favourite ones and decorate them, they make wonderful inexpensive gifts that will just keep on giving. Many of the classics like hydrangeas are planted into the garden after the festive season, and you family and friends will thank you next season when cutting them for the vase....


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