WYNNE LANDSCAPES

WYNNE LANDSCAPES Landscaping company
Commercial, industrial, and domestic
Inspired by nature, designed for you 🍃
SALI Trophy & Gold Award winner 🏆🥇
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Wynne Landscapes. Where high standards are met.
20/05/2026

Wynne Landscapes. Where high standards are met.

Wynne Landscapes is proud to have done majority of the Plantations Estate landscaping. We do majority of their maintenan...
08/05/2026

Wynne Landscapes is proud to have done majority of the Plantations Estate landscaping. We do majority of their maintenance as well. Enjoy the front entrance we upkeep with pride ⛲️ 🌹

29/04/2026

SALI - South African Landscapers Institute

The Durban Botanic Gardens, established in 1849, is Africa’s oldest surviving botanical garden. It was originally created near the Port Natal to experiment with crops like sugar, tea, and coffee that could support the colony’s economy.

A key figure in its early development was Dr. Charles Johnston, who helped establish the garden’s scientific purpose. Another important contributor was John Medley Wood, curator from 1882 to 1913, who expanded plant collections and turned the gardens into a centre for botanical research. During his tenure, the gardens gained international recognition, especially for their work with cycads.

Later, Ernest Thorp continued developing the gardens’ scientific role and herbarium collections, strengthening their reputation in plant conservation.

Today, the gardens span about 15 hectares and are known for their rich diversity of indigenous and exotic plants, particularly cycads, palms, and orchids. In summary, the Durban Botanic Gardens evolved from a colonial agricultural testing site into a leading centre for plant science, conservation, and public recreation.

Attended a SALI training session at the Durban botanic gardens. 🪴SALI - South African Landscapers InstituteThe Durban Bo...
29/04/2026

Attended a SALI training session at the Durban botanic gardens. 🪴
SALI - South African Landscapers Institute

The Durban Botanic Gardens, established in 1849, is Africa’s oldest surviving botanical garden. It was originally created near the Port Natal to experiment with crops like sugar, tea, and coffee that could support the colony’s economy.

A key figure in its early development was Dr. Charles Johnston, who helped establish the garden’s scientific purpose. Another important contributor was John Medley Wood, curator from 1882 to 1913, who expanded plant collections and turned the gardens into a centre for botanical research. During his tenure, the gardens gained international recognition, especially for their work with cycads.

Later, Ernest Thorp continued developing the gardens’ scientific role and herbarium collections, strengthening their reputation in plant conservation.

Today, the gardens span about 15 hectares and are known for their rich diversity of indigenous and exotic plants, particularly cycads, palms, and orchids. In summary, the Durban Botanic Gardens evolved from a colonial agricultural testing site into a leading centre for plant science, conservation, and public recreation.

29/04/2026

Garlington Estate

Landscaping in Garlington Estate, Hilton ⛲️🌳
08/04/2026

Landscaping in Garlington Estate, Hilton ⛲️🌳

Cotswold Downs Estate
08/04/2026

Cotswold Downs Estate

Address

47 Shongweni Road, Plantations Estate
Durban
3610

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 16:00
Tuesday 07:30 - 16:00
Wednesday 07:30 - 16:00
Thursday 07:30 - 16:00
Friday 07:30 - 15:30

Telephone

+27317657120

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