Gardeners will be spoilt for choice at the annual Botanical Society Indigenous Plant Fair, which offers a wide range of indigenous plants, from trees to the tiniest of groundcovers.
A handy guide book offers invaluable information on every plant at the show, enabling visitors to choose the right plant for any situation and climatic condition – from the north coast to the south and inland to the Midlands. The handbook also includes articles by a number of experts, including Fonda Lewis, Wally Menne and Lindsay Gray.
This year’s theme celebrates the International Year of Forests, encouraging the protection of these valuable habitats.
Date: 3 and 4 September
Time: 9am till 4pm
Place: Munies Sports Field, John Vikhali (Sydenham) Road, Durban
Cost: R5 per person and R20 for the handbook
For more information, visit the fair’s official website.
Looking for more garden inspiration? Click here for information on the Rotary Ann’s Kloof Open Gardens.
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Well worth the trip down to Durban – will definitely be going.