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Asystasia gangetica

by Johan Wentzel

Asystasia gangetica

Asystasia gangetica
Botanical Name
Asystasia gangetica
Common Name
Creeping foxglove
Plant Type
Groundcover
Asystasia gangetica, the creeping foxglove is an attractive, fast-growing, spreading, herbaceous groundcover that grows from 300 mm to 600 mm in height

Buddleja saligna

Buddleja saligna
Botanical Name
Buddleja saligna
Common Name
False olive
Plant Type
Tree
Buddleja saligna is a very hardy, evergreen, fast growing, drought resistant tree with silver-grey leaves. It has an attractive shape and it makes one of the most attractive trees for a small garden in sun or semi-shade. It attracts birds, moths and bees.

Ornithogalum saundersiae

Ornithogalum saundersiae
Botanical Name
Ornithogalum saundersiae
Common Name
Transvaal chinkerinchee
Plant Type
Bulb
Ornithogalum saundersiae forms an erect rosette of dark green, shiny, sword-shaped leaves in spring. Flat-topped, tall, many-flowered inflorescences are produced in summer . The star-shaped flowers are ivory or white with a pronounced black ovary in the centre.

Strelitzia juncea

Strelitzia juncea
Botanical Name
Strelitzia juncea
Common Name
Crane flower
Plant Type
Perennial
Strelitzia juncea is slow growing but spectacular. It prefers a sunny spot but will also flower well in semi shade. It grows in the the Eastern Cape and is well adapted to conditions in Gauteng gardens.

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