Planting season: bulbs & bulbous perennials

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Coming up at the nursery
  • Join us for 'Bridget in the Herb Garden' on the first of June for an informative talk with Bridget Kitley.
  • Dig Indigenous: On the 29th of June, Mandy Fick from Newplant Nursery will tell us more about 'Simply Indigenous Gardening'.
  • Vegetable workshop: all you need to know about growing and processing your winter vegetables with Natie Ferreira on the 27th of July.
  • 17 August: Container Planting at The Pink Geranium.
  • 29 August to 1 September: Home Maker's Expo at the CTICC.
  • Family Spring Gardening Day on 21 September for young and old.
  • 27 September - Fisk Open Day (Trade only)
  • 19 & 20 October: Iris weekend.
  • 9 & 10 November: Daylily weekend.
James Fisk & Bridget Kitley Daylily Watsonia Louisiana Iris

Make note of these events and call 021 884 4313 or email events@thepinkgeranium.co.za to book your place.

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Landscaping Profile

The Pink Geranium has been landscaping the Boland for the past 21 years. Click on the images to see our landscaping profile.

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Gardening in May

May is the heart of autumn. That is probably the reason why it is such an unpredictable month weather wise. The changing of the seasons is felt both in the first of the serious cold fronts and the warm almost summery days we get in between. The nights however are getting really cold and all growth in the garden slows down. With this slowing down in nature also comes a natural slowing down in the activity levels of the average gardener. No problem with that – if you need to take a break from the garden May must be one of the better months to do so. Most tasks should have been done in March and April and those which you haven’t got to can stand over until June. For the more energetic gardener there is however quite a lot to do around the garden. ... read more