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Inspire your budding gardeners with this playful design, full of interesting, non-toxic plants that can withstand a bit of rough-and-tumble and the odd stray cricket ball.
The plants in this look
Aeonium
A sculptural and tough succulent.
Aloe vera
World-renowned for its healing qualities.
Blueberry
Produces clusters of delicious blue fruits in late summer.
Century plant
A succulent plant which tolerates tough love!
Cut leaf daisy
A native groundcover with mauve daisy flowers.
Dwarf she-oak
A textural native groundcover with a cascading form.
Fan flower
This low growing native loves well drained soil and lots of light.
Flapjacks
A colourful addition to any sunny outdoor space.
Geranium
A great pot plant for sunny spots.
Hen and Chickens
Can be grown indoors in very well lit areas only.
Jade or Money tree
A tough-as-nails succulent.
Japanese maple
A striking feature plant for small spaces.
Kangaroo Paw
A brightly coloured addition to a native Australian garden.
Lavender
Loves a hot, dry position and low humidity.
Lemon
Produces sweet, small fruit all year round.
Lemon grass
Prized for its thick, lemon flavoured stems.
Marigold
A great first plant for children, easy to grow in pots or in ground.
Native Flax
Drought hardy once established.
Oregano
This herb has purple flowers and spade-shaped, olive-green leaves.
Panda Plant
A great addition to a sensory garden, low maintenance once established.
Pigs Ear
A great container plant for a sunny outdoor area.
Rosemary
A great hedge or pot plant that loves lots of sun.
Silver Spoons
A gorgeous feature plant in a sunny outdoor spot.
Spearmint
Loves lots of water and space, plant in a pot to contain it.
Strawberry
Loves soil high in organic matter and plenty of sunlight.
Yellow buttons
A hardy, low maintenance plant.
Zygocactus
Great in hanging baskets and small pots.
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