Gardening in southern Spain
Tulbaghia violacea
Tulbaghias are elegant plants with airy blooms reminiscent of small agapanthus
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Gardening in southern Spain
Tulbaghias are elegant plants with airy blooms reminiscent of small agapanthus
Gardening in southern Spain
The Osage orange (Maclura pomifera) is not a citrus but is a deciduous tree belonging to the mulberry family
Gardening in southern Spain
This semi-succulent species features a grey, spiny trunk topped with a crown of long, thin, dark green leaves. Mature specimens may produce fragrant white flowers resembling jasmine
Gardening in southern Spain
Commonly referred to as the firecracker or honeysuckle fuchsia this deciduous shrub features simple, large, dark green leaves and long, pendulous, tubular flowers
Gardening in southern Spain
Unlike some Mediterranean-style daisies which tend to slow down during periods of extreme heat, Euryops pectinatus keeps a steady production of single, bright yellow daisy-like flower heads
Gardening in southern Spain
Eccremocarpus scaber 'Tresco' is a fast-growing climbing perennial belonging to the Bignoniaceae family
Gardening in southern Spain
Pleroma heteromallum, native to the tropical regions of South America, is an excellent specimen plant for tropical and subtropical gardens
Gardening in southern Spain
In its natural habitat, it relies on the surrounding forest canopy for support, using hook-like structures developed from its flower stalks to anchor itself and climb toward the sunlight
Gardening in southern Spain
Known commonly as angel's trumpets, these plants are large shrubs or small trees that can reach over four metres in height, characterised by their pendulous, trumpet-shaped flowers