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Wonder wall
Cape Town city bowl residents might have noticed a new dash of greenery on busy Kloof Street. A wall garden that depicts the world map was erected earlier this year and has been growing before the Mother City’s eyes.

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Tags: cape town, garden, vertical, wall garden
September 26th, 2011

Flower power
Isn’t the green rose in this picture simply exquisite? New Italian concept store Super Flower is making its debut at the Salon del Mobile in Milan next week.

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Tags: flowers, design, floral
April 1st, 2011

Forest fantasy
It has taken fashion designer Clive Rundle 15 years of intensive gardening to create this apparently neglected Victorian garden in Kensington, Johannesburg.

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Tags: design concepts, garden
February 8th, 2011

Water lilies: mandala of light
If you have a pond in your garden, plant water lilies. Or, as they do in the East, plant a lotus. Sooner or later a bud will rise from the muddy depths.

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Tags: garden, plants
February 10th, 2011

Moonflowers: sylphs of the night
Seductive moonflowers may release a heady, sweet perfume into the night air but be careful how far under their spell you fall, for their narcotic and toxic properties are legendary.

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Tags: garden, plants
February 7th, 2011

Urban Eden
On a tiny, cramped balcony in New York, a boeremeisie grows everything from garlic and herbs to roses and figs. And she documents her cultivating escapades on her blog, 66 Square Feet.

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Tags: garden, new york city, blog
February 7th, 2011

Bold papery lanterns
Is your garden let down by a drab patch that could do with a bright explosion of colour? Try detonating a bougainvillea bomb and then standing back to watch the effect.

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Tags: garden, plants
February 9th, 2011

Four seasons of fragrance
Tough as well as bountiful, our indigenous pelargoniums are among the most popular garden and pot plants in the world. Seductive, late-night clouds of perfume are a bonus.

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Tags: garden, plants
February 11th, 2011
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