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Fabulous Rita - Hybrid Tea Rose

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Picture courtesy Ludwig's Roses
Rita Heim, long term member of the Northern Rose Society, proved that
roses perform well in the sub-tropical climate of Tzaneen.
'Fabulous Rita' has huge, strongly fragrant white blooms, with a touch
of cream and apricot arising out of the centre. It is an excellent cut
flower with a classic hybrid tea shape. The bushes have a natural
vigour, growing +-1.5m tall and producing flowering stems right into
winter.
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Cosmos bipinnatus "Antiquity"

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Picture courtesy Ball Straathof Cosmos bipinnatus "Antiquity" is a new
and beautiful variety of cosmos, with rich burgundy coloured flowers
that change to antique bronze salmon when aging. It is also a dwarf
variety, growing to only 38cm, but always covered with flowers that
attract butterflies, bees and other beneficial insects. It is a tough
garden performer that tolerates poor soil, heat and humidity. It needs
minimal care and is excellent for containers, beds and borders. The
flowers last well in the vase.
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Modern Cosmos hybrids are compact and very free flowering.

cosmosdkpink These beautiful annual plants are native to Mexico and the
Southern U.S.A. They have naturalized themselves all over South Africa
and can be seen flowering en masse alongside the roads in late summer.
The large solitary flowers are borne on long stems, making a delightful
foil for the fine, feathery leaves. Flowers are available in shades of
pink, crimson and white.
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Pot Alstroemeria `Inticancha'

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`Inticancha' Sunlight
Picture courtesy Ball Straathof Now an old garden favourite is
available as a compact, free flowering plant; which has specifically
been bred for containers. Alstroemeria `Inticancha' comes from the cold
and harsh mountainous regions of the Andes; and `Inticantha' means
"Temple of the Sun'. It has a shorter and denser growth habit than the
traditional varieties of Inca lily, and produces brightly coloured,
almost orchid-like flowers from spring to autumn; in exciting shades of
red, white, yellow, pink and purple.
Because of its compact growth habit and long flowering season,
`Inticancha' is perfect for terraces and patios and will grow easily in
containers of all kinds. It also makes a beautiful border plant in the
garden and an excellent groundcover if planted closely together.
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Inca Lilies will flower throughout summer and well into autumn,
providing cut flowers for the vase

'Jazze Purple Rose'
Picture courtesy Ball Horticultural Company Alstroemaria are members of
the Amaryllidaceae family and are related to the onion, daffodil,
agapanthus and nerine. They were brought to Europe in the 18th century
and are now grown internationally. Alstroemaria is a South American
genus of about 120 species, and almost all of the species are
restricted to two regions; one in central Chile, the other in eastern
Brazil. All are long-lived perennials and the species from Chile are
winter-growing plants while those of Brazil are summer-growing. Many
hybrids and cultivars have been developed, and the most popular hybrids
commonly grown today result from crosses between species from Chile
with species from Brazil. This strategy has overcome the problem of
seasonal dormancy and resulted in plants that are evergreen, or nearly
so; and which flower for most of the year.
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