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Protea A robust new hybrid with exceptionally deep red bracts in bud. A rather slow growing bush, very attractive when in full flower. Prefers an open sunny situation in an acidic free draining soil. Excellent specimen for floral deign. Evergreen

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A large shrub with attractive grey-green foliage and beautiful flowers of pastel, peachy pink. The tips are fluffy pink. Good to be used as a specimen in the garden and its flowers are very sort after by florists to use in bouquets. Easy to grow in free draining soils. Evergreen.

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Protea A cultivar that is a little bit different. Growing as a ground cover it can be used to hang over retaining walls, down banks or over the sides of a container. With bright, scarlet red flower, they can be picked as a cut flower. Hardy in free draining soils. Evergreen.

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Protea A relatively slow growing shrub that`s upright in habit with creamy white saucer like flowers in Winter. A lovely blue-green foliage has crimson new growth that will fade out to normal colourings. An excellent plant for the garden and will tolerate coastal conditions. Hardy. Evergreen.

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A spectacular new Protea hybrid. Rather slow growing plant with large red flowers that develop at times throughout the year, with its peak flowering time in Spring. Evergreen Performs best in full sun in an open sunny position in a well drained acidic soi.

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Deep pure pink, with yellow centre bloom in mid spring. Large magnificent trusses. Very vigorous with handsome foliage. Harmful if eaten. Evergreen

A prolific spring flowerer of pale lavender and spotted funnel shaped blooms. A good, rounded, neat habit. Best with some shade and water during dry spells. Harmful if eaten. Evergreen.

With lovely, clear glistening pink frilled, florets forming tight trusses on a compact bush from mid Spring. A heavy bloomer, medium spreading habit. Flowers hold well on the plant. Harmful if eaten. Evergreen

Bright pink spring flowers with crimson dots in conical trusses of about 12 blooms. Glossy green foliage is an added bonus to this vigorous, upright, bushy plant. Best with some afternoon shade. Evergreen.

Striking bicolour with cream flowers with a richer cream shaded centre and a shadow edge of red. WOW! The growth habit is dense, low growing and spreading. Some afternoon shade & summer moisture. Evergreen.