Kniphofia Sweet Corn perennial

Kniphofia Sweet Corn perennialKniphofia Sweet Corn produces numerous short, butter yellow flower spikes that rise neatly above its compact clump of foliage. This sublime dwarf perennial, a refined form of torch lily (also known as red hot poker), combines strong architectural appeal with long lasting seasonal colour. Bred for its exceptionally short, grassy leaves and tight, tidy habit, it forms a dense mound of slender, strappy green foliage that provides year round structure in

use an Australian native potting mix and a low-phosphorus native fertiliser

informal screen

Williams Bon Chretien is a deciduous pear tree with fragrant white flowers in spring

The fruit begins ripening on the tree and reaches its peak flavour after being picked and left for 5–10 days

The new growth is light green

commonly known as the African Iris

before peeling to reveal shades of honey and cinnamon

the needles turn to a contrasting red in winter

Its upright

The aromatic

they feel quite hard and bristly to the touch

Kalanchoe Silver Spoons is an attractive succulent with large