A good cultivar with larger pale lilac, Hibiscus-like flowers. A long-flowering shrub from Western Australia, frost tender, but may survive outdoors in mild gardens. Prune back in spring. Makes a large spreading shrub in full sun.

Tender Jasmine which makes a superb climber for the conservatory with large rounded leaves on stiff, arching stems and sweetly scented white flowers all summer.

Tender evergreen shrub with vivid orange-red tubular flowers for a long period in winter. Minimum temperature 5° C. for winter flowering.

A scrambling, bushy climber for a conservatory or frost free garden with beautiful blue flowers in summer - a slightly deeper shade than the species.

Twining climber from western Australia with masses of small bell-shaped blue flowers in summer. Hardy in a mild, sheltered spot.

A distinctive hybrid with thick fleshy dusky purple grey pointed leaves. A neat little plant

A spreading succulent with grey-green leaves and bright orange dasies from late spring to early summer.

A semi-evergreen shrub from South Africa with masses of large very pale mauve flared bell-shaped flowers with delicate darker mauve veining from spring-autumn.

Slightly tender bulbous plants from South Africa, with clumps of stiff sword shaped leaves and tall spike of apricot coloured flowers in summer. Small corms may develop after flowering in the leaf axils. Mulch well for the winter especially in cold garden

A vigourous South African species with heads of pendulous tubular flowers