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Widdringtonia nodiflora Bonsai Trees List RR Bonsai Carl Morrow UCT Trees from Bonsai Beauties – Mailchimp July 2022 Schotia brachypetala Bolusanthus speciosus Adansonia
Dear Silverhill Family, It has been a very long time since our last newsletter and I apologise. In a world of huge climate change pressure,
Newsletter August 2021 A big HELLO to our longstanding and new customers! June/July has seen some upheaval and new beginnings. With the “New Normal” in
February 2021 Dear Customers What can we say except “What a Year”!!!! To those who ordered this last, year a HUGE thank you for your
July 2019 By: Anthony Hitchcock Rod and Anthony Hitchcock confer on this minature form of Protea repens Dear Silverhill customers February 2018 saw a great
Family: Asteraceae Common names: Cape snow, White everlasting Syncarpha vestita is a spectacular everlasting daisy, much branched growing up to 1 tall with silver-grey furry
Family: Crassulaceae Common names: Red Crassula Crassula coccinea is an easy to grow, beautiful succulent (30-45 cm) with neatly…
Family: Fabaceae Common names: box-leaf bush-sweetpea Podalyria buxifolia is a spreading, well-branched, resprouting…
May 2019 Dear Plant Lovers This Newsletter has been a while in the making and I must apologise as I am sure you are all
October 2018 Dear Plant Lover Dear Plant Lover It is with a heavy heart I have to inform our customers and the plant world of
January 2016 Dear Plant Lover As usual, we will start our newsletter with a weather report! At present, the entire Southern African sub-continent from Zambia,
Newsletter January 2014 Dear Customer It has been 2 years since our last newsletter – we apologise for this, but we simply forgot to write
January 2012 Dear customer Another year has flown past and for us this was a very quiet year. At one stage we thought we would
January 2011 Dear Customer All our newsletters start with the weather – most important for gardeners and plant enthusiasts. The SW Cape had reasonable rain
December 2010 Dear Sowers of seeds As usual, we will start with the weather! In the Western Cape we had a similar weather pattern this
Newsletter January 2009 Dear Seed Sower, We skipped the newsletter normally sent out in July (and the July catalogue!), and this one follows the January
Newsletter January 2008 Dear Plant Lovers Yet another year has scurried by. Is this rush of time because we are all so busy, or is
January 2007 Dear Customer All our newsletters seem to start with the weather, and this one is no exception! As gardeners, the weather is of
July 2006 Dear Customer Thank heavens for small mercies – at present it is pouring with rain and it is cold and wet. Although we
May 2005 Dear Plant Lovers We have succumbed to pressure and have printed a catalogue again! Yes, we said that we were not going to
January 2005 Dear Customers, Perhaps the biggest change in our lives at present is the moving of our business (yet again!), this time back to
December 2005 Dear Customer Unbelievable as it may seem, it is already December again! Perhaps it is our age, or the speed of modern
July 2004 Dear plant lovers, Welcome to the July supplementary catalogue. As usual, the main thing on our minds at present is the weather. We
Newsletter January 2004 Dear plant lover, It seems such a long time ago that we wrote the last newsletter in July – so much has
July 2003 Dear Plant lover, This newsletter starts where we left off in December 2002 – the solar eclipse. In our last newsletter, we were
January 2003 Dear Plantsperson, Welcome to our 2003 catalogue of seeds and books. Every year our collecting schedules change, dictated by drought, fire and where
July 2002 Dear plants person, The catalogue and newsletter are a little late this year – we decided to take a break in late June,
January 2002 Dear Plant lovers As I read last year’s newsletter (January 2001), we were facing an uncertain winter which we hoped would not be
July 2001 Dear customers, The year 2001 started off with a visit to South Africa by a group of American gardeners who we guided round
January 2001 Dear plant lovers, For the South Western Cape, the winter of 2000 has been one of the driest on record. In many areas
July 2000 Dear customer Welcome to the July update of our year 2000 catalogue. As usual, some old seed friends will have disappeared from
January 2000 Dear plant lover, The last year in the South Western Cape has been unusually dry (again!). Last summer we thought that just about
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