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Inspired by beauty<br />

SA’s glam guru,<br />

Hannon Bothma, is the<br />

epitome of class and<br />

sophistication and his<br />

new cerise pink rose,<br />

cultivated and grown<br />

by Malanseuns, is an<br />

extension of that style.<br />

An absolute must for<br />

anyone who gushes<br />

over roses! R219 each<br />

from Garden World<br />

Nursery. Details: 011<br />

957 2047.<br />

Grow any variation of vegetables, fruit, nuts<br />

or even herbs and spices with this great guide<br />

from the <strong>West</strong> Rand’s very own garden master,<br />

JJ van Rensburg. Grow your own by JJ & Tinus<br />

Oberholzer is a comprehensive guide providing<br />

practical guidelines that will teach you how to<br />

fully utilise your garden (large or small) using alternative<br />

as well as traditional growing methods.<br />

R350 from Garden World Nursery, 011 957 2047.<br />

Also available in Afrikaans as Kweek dit self.<br />

We’re planting Salvia for its superb show<br />

This shrubby upright perennial salvia produces endless spikes of large dark<br />

purple, pink or orange-red blooms that attract bees and stand out against<br />

the dark green leaves. Plants flower from spring to autumn and even through<br />

winter in warmer areas. Growing 60 to 80cm high and wide, it is a good filler<br />

for beds or as a feature in a large container. Plants are frost-hardy, performing<br />

best in full sun in fertile well-drained soil. Like all salvia, they need moderate<br />

watering and the soil can dry out between waterings. For strong growth, cut<br />

back in spring, fertilise and water well. Details: www.ballstraathof.co.za.<br />

Pencil into your diary!<br />

Gardens of the Golden City at<br />

Random Harvest, Muldersdrift on<br />

9 and 10 <strong>Nov</strong>ember from 8.30am<br />

to 5pm. A visit to this garden<br />

includes opportunities to walk on<br />

the farm, through the restored<br />

grassland and to the dam. There will<br />

be conservation gardening talks<br />

particularly on grey and rainwater<br />

harvesting, and over 800 indigenous<br />

plants are available to purchase<br />

from the nursery. Random Harvest’s<br />

gardens feature a variety of carefully<br />

created habitats for wildlife. Birds<br />

(169 species on their list!), many<br />

pollinating insects and other<br />

creatures abound in the sanctuary<br />

provided for them. The gardens are<br />

run on natural principles without<br />

the use of harmful pesticides,<br />

which accounts for the quantity<br />

and diversity of creatures present.<br />

Of interest are the beautiful<br />

indigenous trees, many of which<br />

are pruned for their sculptural value.<br />

Entrance: R30 per person, children<br />

under 12 years free. Details: 011<br />

957 5354, admin@rhn.co.za or www.<br />

randomharvestnursery.co.za<br />

<strong>Nov</strong>ember <strong>2019</strong> Get It Joburg <strong>West</strong> 25

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