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Our grow kits were created to make gardening simple, fun and rewarding. Have a look, you're certain to find what you're looking for.
With over 100 different chilli varieties from the very mild to super hot you are sure to find one that suits you.
Newlands nursery has specialised in herbs for over 30 years. If you are looking to add flavour to your cooking or beautiful scents to your garden we have the plants for you.
Monstera is a tropical plant from the Araceae family. Its name, comes from the Latin meaning “abnormal” because of its wild-looking, perforated lea...
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Dracaena marginata ‘colorama’ — Colorama is the coolest looking variety, It grows slower than some, but has gorgeous vibrant red / pink leaves. Thi...
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Sansevaria - aka Mother-in-Law's Tongue. Also facmous for being almost indestructible, making them the perfect plant for busy plant owners. Just tr...
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The Polyscias, also known as Aralia, occurs naturally on islands in the Pacific Ocean. It is a characteristic tree that likes to stand in a shady p...
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Yucca was probably THE classic house plant of the 80's; and, as with other things from that time, it is making a resounding, retro-cool comeback, d...
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Hi everyone, Alan from Newlands Nursery. At the beginning, middle of February is when we like to sow tomatoes, specifically hung. With any fruit implant, especially an annual fruit implant, it's often best to get a bit of a head-start....
Hi, I'm Alan from Newlands Nursery. As we get into the winter months, if you're anything like me, you still want to do some gardening or something plant related. We have our houseplant range, which we sell, and people take...
Hello everyone, Alan from Newlands. In the video linked below, i'm going to prepare this chilli plant to take through the winter, hopefully for you to reference! So many people are unaware that chilli plants are perennial. They come back...
