Senecio Tamoides - Indigenous Climbing Vine - 10 Seeds Succulent A favourite in the middle

A favourite in the middle east and especially in Lebanon

This incredibly hardy tree makes a great bonsai subject

and the fresh or dried seed pods can be used as a peppery seasoning (haloon)

Chervil prefers partial shade and a slightly moist soil

ensuring a continuous and captivating display throughout the season

Senecio Tamoides - Indigenous Climbing Vine - 10 Seeds Succulent A favourite in the middleThe canary creeper occurs naturally on our indigenous forest margins from the Eastern Cape to Zimbabwe , as well as in patches of forest in KwaZulu Natal and in scattered localities along the escarpment. In its natural habitat, it scrambles up on shrubs and climbs into trees, twining from the shady forest floor to reach the sunlit tree tops where it can then flower successfully. A vigorous fast growing climber with semi succulent stems and leaves that