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Garden Edging: A Simple Way to Improve Your Garden
Garden edging is a simple way to create a clean, structured garden in Johannesburg. It defines clear borders between lawns, beds, and pathways while preventing grass spread and reducing maintenance. Options like brick, stone, concrete, and metal offer both style and durability. Trade And Home Solutions Pty Ltd provides expert edging and landscaping services across Gauteng.
Carlton Zakhele
Mar 121 min read


The story of Jacaranda mimosifolia
The Jacaranda mimosifolia is an iconic part of Johannesburg’s identity, famous for its breathtaking violet blooms each spring. Originally introduced from South America, it thrives in the Highveld climate but is classified as a Category 3 invasive species—meaning existing trees may remain, but new planting is restricted. For sustainable landscaping, consider indigenous alternatives that offer similar beauty without environmental or legal concerns.
Carlton Zakhele
Feb 272 min read


The Pride of India
Pride of India (Lagerstroemia indica) is a standout ornamental tree for Johannesburg gardens, offering vibrant summer blooms, attractive bark, and year-round appeal. Ideal for small spaces, hedging, or feature planting, it’s low-risk and easy to maintain. Both exotic and indigenous options provide beauty, structure, and added value to residential and commercial landscapes.
Carlton Zakhele
Feb 261 min read


Loquat trees (Eriobotrya japonica) _ Japanese Plum
Eriobotrya japonica (Loquat) is a hardy evergreen fruit tree popular in South African gardens for its sweet spring fruit, bold foliage, and ornamental appeal. However, it is classified as a Category 3 invasive species under NEMBA. Trade and Home Solution Pty Ltd offers expert guidance on responsible maintenance and legal compliance across Johannesburg.
Carlton Zakhele
Feb 261 min read

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