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Tag Archives: Karen Roos

Babylonstoren – An Exemplary Productive Garden

Posted on February 17, 2014 by admin
The Vegetable Patch

The Western Cape, in November, when the fynbos is in flower is astonishing. There is a profusion and natural exuberance in this unpromising shrubby landscape that is unique – the giant silvery-pink proteas, the orange pin-cushion proteas, the magenta-coloured pelargoniums, … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardens Archive, South Africa | Tagged Karen Roos, Western Cape

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