Van den Berg Garden Village
Trees in Cape Town

The REAL country-style gardening experience - it's between Cape Town, Paarl and Stellenbosch, just 15 minutes drive from Durbanville. Pots and containers : plastic, gardening tools, composts and nutrients, clay and cement. Potting soils, ceramic, glass, furniture and ornaments.Our experienced staff are there to help you select and give free advice.Toos van den Berg (MD) has been in garden centre business in Cape Town environs since 1972.Please visit our website : www.thegardenvillage.co.zaOpen every day 9 - 5 (except Christmas and New Year's day). Specialising in indigenous and exotic shrubs, pots, orchids, cycads, bonzai, potplants, groundcovers, grasses, herbs, annuals & perennials, trees (up to 50Kg bag size) and seedlings, bulbs & seeds and particularly rare and unusual plants. Unlimited free parking, child-friendly & safe environment.Fine bistro neighbour, Ludwig's Roses.GPS :     S33 49 38     E18 47 40.

Specialising in indigenous and exotic shrubs, trees and seedlings and especially rare and unusual plants. Our experienced staff are here to help you choose and advise you, free! cycads, orchids & other rare and specialist varieties (in pots and bags) pots: plastic, ceramic, clay & cement in every size and variety imaginable. composts, potting soils, fertilizers and plant & lawn foods: organic and regular. It is a seedling growing container hand-made easily and quickly from used newspaper without the use of adhesives or other foreign material. A strip of newspaper is wound around a special forming tool and then the growing medium and the seedling or seed are added. After regular watering and minimum handling the paperpot maintains its shape and function until transplanted. Possible root damage extracting a seedling from regular growing containers is completely avoided. The paperpot enjoys the upside of self-overwatering control during its growth stage, self-biodegradability, n o waste (zero carbon footprint) and speed and ease of transplanting at the lowest possible cost. ADVICE: Please take care transporting and handling the paperpot: it is nothing more than wet newspaper keeping the little plant and soil together. If due to mishandling the paperpot is injured plant it out normally as soon as possible with minimal disturbance to the soil and root structure. In most cases if this done soon enough the plant will grow normally.