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Shirley poppies

• Cultivars derived from the European wild field poppy (Papaver rhoeas), which produces stunning blooms with crinkled papery petals in vivid colours.
• The seed can be sown directly in autumn or early spring.

Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus)

• Depending on the cultivar, flowers can be different shades of orange to nearly red and are open and funnel-shaped with a spur on the underside.
• Leaves are rounded like those of a waterlily and edible with a peppery taste.

Cape scabious (Scabiosa africana)

• Mounds of velvety evergreen leaves with strong• Great one to sow or plant in a fynbos garden.

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