Cape Thatching Reed | Chondropetalum Tectorum Size:4L this variegated form boasts glossy

this variegated form boasts glossy green leaves edged in creamy white

This aromatic herb has slightly fuzzy textured leaves that are best used cooked rather than raw

Small berry‑like cones may appear in late summer to autumn (February-April)

Pyrostegia venusta is often called the “Golden Shower Creeper” because of its spectacular curtain-like blooms

drought tolerant

Cape Thatching Reed | Chondropetalum Tectorum Size:4L this variegated form boasts glossyAdd structure and sustainability with this Cape fynbos gem! Endemic to the Western Cape, Condropetalum tectorum is a water wise, reed like plant that forms bold clumps of upright, dark green stems. Topped with decorative brown bracts, it thrives in sandy, well drained soils and requires minimal care. Perfect for drought tolerant gardens or wetland areas, this fynbos favorite adds modern, architectural beauty to any landscape. Botanical Name