Lunch with Pippa Hudson · 16 July 2026 · 18m
Speaker 1: Streaming countrywide on Prime Media Plus on DStv channel eight eighty five and across the Speaker 1: city on five six seven am. Time for us to step into the garden, and Speaker 1: it's a pleasure to welcome back Borno Folhammer, who is the owner of Superplants Garden Speaker 1: Center into Kai, joining us by a phone today because he is actually out on Speaker 1: the boat on the road, I believe, talking to us from near Rawsenville this afternoon. Speaker 1: Morning. Welcome to the show. Speaker 2: Very good afternoon, Papa. Speaker 1: You've spent some time in the Eastern Cape in the Babyanscliff, et cetera. Have you Speaker 1: seen anything special in terms of either plants doing well or unusual flowers, or perhaps Speaker 1: plants not doing well because of flood damage that you'd like to mention just to Speaker 1: start us off. Speaker 2: Well, Certainly in the Eastern Cape they had a lot of rain, so the fault Speaker 2: is looking really, really good. And the lower lying areas in the Cooker River by Speaker 2: they answer lots and lots of flood damage. I think, just like we had here Speaker 2: in the Western Cape in the Brier of A Valley, they're going to be doing Speaker 2: mop ups for a long time at the Ants Cliff. If you've ever been there. Speaker 2: It is a wilderness area, it's a World Heritage site in terms of its fain Speaker 2: board species. The plants are looking absolutely fabulous. The beauty of that bio is you Speaker 2: can be driving in the bottom next to rivers, it's yellowood trees, climbers, and then Speaker 2: as you go up onto the plateau you…
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