The banner picture is the ‘old’ eigii which I still sell as eigii though it is often known as pink disermas these days. I really like this plant because it puts up with it and survives if you smother … Continue reading →

Pineapple sage has been in Australia a long time and was called S. rutilans originally but along the way has been changed to elegans.    I generally leave it as rutilans but the golden leaf version came in to the country as elegans … Continue reading →

This is another fragrant elegans variety – the foliage tends to be a bit purplish. It can be quite a spreading plant which loves moisture,  growing to at least a metre high. Flowers are red tubular flowers as in the … Continue reading →