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Potted Garden (Page 5 of 24)
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Geranium Little LadyDescription: This is a lovely new compact form of pelargonium growing to only 6" or 15cm in height. It has been bred in Dresden Germany, and is now available for the home gardener in Australia. Where it lacks in height it makes up with flowers, putting on a great show for most of the year. Position: Full su...
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Espalier is a technique used to train plants flat against a vertical surface. It is an excellent space saving technique for those with small gardens.Description: Espaliered plants make ideal privacy screens, narrow hedges along a driveway or potted specimens. Espalier is a type of pruning developed in France to expose fruit tree...
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A low-growing bushy variety of the ever-popular sweet pea. This variety features brilliantly-coloured blooms on long stems. Uses: Ideal for borders, containers and garden colour. These plants also look great in hangig baskets for a seasonal show. Planting: If planting by seed sow directly into position. Seedlings are also avai...
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Cape Primrose This spilling plant looks like an African Violet on steriods - and is much easier to grow! Description: A great flowering houseplant for people without 'green thumbs'. There are few things more spectacular than a mature streptocarpus in full bloom. Closely related to the African Violet, but unlik...
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Sedum or "Iceplant" are becoming more and more popular in Australian gardens, and deservedly so. They have succulent leaves so rarley ned water and flower in autumn when nothing much else does.DescriptionSedum produce thick fleshy blue green leaves that make handsome foliage accents all summer. But its the large rounded heads of...
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