Sansevieria 'Tough Lady'

Sansevieria 'Tough Lady'Sansevieria Tough Lady is another well regarded member of the Sansevieria genus, with this plant in particular showing off a spikey look as opposed to the more upright Sansevieria plants. The foliage forms upwards and spreads out into a sharp spike at the end of each leaf, which are filled with dark and light shades of green. This plant can be placed indoors in bright, indirect light and cope well, with watering only necessary when the top soil is dry

sometimes even at the end of Winter and usually before much of the foliage has emerged

Its attractive

The fruit is rather sour if eaten straight off the tree but can be used to make delicious stewed fruit desserts when honey or sugar is added

whilst showing off a vibrant array of colour

Tulbaghia prefer fully sunny spots in the garden

rounded rosette shapes consisting of waxy

Buddleia ‘Moonshine’ is a great choice for a bright and showy summer garden

exposed regions and coastal sites

specifically the cup or corona

This evergreen shrub is one of the earliest flowering varieties

Hydrangea Paniculata Little Fresco is a deciduous shrub boasting large clusters of showy flowers

apart from very wet or chalky areas and is also ideal for urban gardens as it is pollution tolerant