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African Stone Gardens
Small Shrubs & Trees
More and more South African gardeners are planting indigenous shrubs and trees in their garden - plants once only seen growing wild.
 
When choosing a shrub or a tree, check its mature height and spread. Some trees and shrubs grow to a considerable height, or spread widely, and if planted unwisely can block out light from the house, obstruct paths and driveways or crowd other plants in the garden.
 
 

When planning an African Stone Garden, do not attempt too formal a layout. On the whole, indigenous plants can be seen to best advantage if they are planted to give the appearance of an area of natural wild growth. Bark chips or gravel for open areas and seats and fences of stained timber are usually more suitable in an African Stone Garden than cement paving, cast iron furniture and brick walls.

For those who have little time for gardening, a major advantage of an African Stone Garden is that it is almost maintenance free.

 
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