Floradale Nurseries

08/08/2026

We are open all weekend
63 Circular Drive
Charlo

07/08/2026

Do We Have It in Stock? The #1 Question We Hear Every Day! | Floradale Nurseries

Have you ever wondered if your local nursery has the plant you’re looking for?

This is the one question Peter hears more than any other:
“Do you have this plant in stock?”

In this quick video, he explains the easiest way to find out and why a visit to Floradale is always worth it. Our stock changes daily with exciting new arrivals, so there’s always something new to discover.

Floradale Nurseries
63 Circular Drive, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), South Africa
Beginner Gardeners Welcome
While you’re here, enjoy breakfast, lunch or coffee at the Rose Garden.

04/08/2026

STOP SCROLLING… You need to see what just arrived at Floradale!

01/08/2026

01/08/2026

A few careful cuts today will reward you with a spectacular display of roses this spring.

31/07/2026

Weekend Temptations 😜

63 Circular Drive in Charlo

27/07/2026

Some admire art. Oscar admires poppies.

These vibrant blooms are putting on a spectacular winter display, adding a splash of colour that's hard to walk past without smiling.

If you're visiting Floradale this week, be sure to take a stroll through the gardens—you might even find your own favourite spot to pause and appreciate nature.

Beginner Gardeners Welcome.

26/07/2026

ATTENTION : YOUR HYDRANGEAS!!

24/07/2026

Beautiful colours now in stock
63 Circular Drive, Charlo

24/07/2026

A tiny beetle is threatening some of South Africa’s most treasured trees… and it could affect home gardens too.

As gardeners and tree lovers, we believe awareness is the first step in protecting our urban forests. We recently spent time with one of South Africa’s leading experts to better understand the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer and what every homeowner should know.

If you have mature trees in your garden, this documentary is well worth watching.

🎥 Watch here: https://youtu.be/GMLOoBzBMDY?

Please share this with friends and family who love their gardens.

A beetle no bigger than a sesame seed is silently destroying thousa...