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Rockeries

Part sun, part shade rockery Golden yellow, lime green and orange fill a sunny corner in a coastal estate.Frilly Kalanchoe longiflora, white spires of Kalanchoe and spikey aloes leaves combine for an electric design.	Octopus aloes and succulent Bulbine Easy-care and water-wise species are the best choice for a petrol station parking lot.	Rock pockets Edging an entrance road, a mix of common succulents creates a far-from common display.	Short slopes and road pockets Low bank rockeries are ideal, perfect replacement for lawn in sunny areas. Add small groups of rockeries to split up a hot surface to make it wildlife-frienldy.	Make a statement Stunning Aloe vanbalenii and Felicia amelloides
Smaller species for rock pockets Add smaller plants - mini Agapanthus, Felicia amelloides, Aloe chabaudii, to fill small rock pockets	Add long-flowering species Pelargonium tongaense and grey-leaved aloes create a year-round display.	Make flat areas Flat pack rocks and fill with soil for plants	Rockery banks Rockeries are a perfect replacement for lawns. Pack well with rocks and plants to ensure stability	Tall aloes and natural grasses Aloes, grasses, succulents, gravel and rocks.
Add a feature with a low-rise rockery Rockeries are not only for banks. Lift flat spaces with large, flat rocks and plant a mix of succulents and groundcovers.	Strong Succulent colour A dry winter brings out the reds in a sea of succulents.	Soften rigid aloe forms Felicia amelloides softens the static form of this aloe and Cotyledon orbiculata behind it.	Coastal Gardens - Winter Aloes A dry winter brings out shades of red, copper, and orange in succulents leaves. When they combine with equally warm flower hues of orange, red, and yellow, the resulting display is spectacular.

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