Rehoboth, meaning 'a place to flourish', is a Cape Dutch residence which sits beautifully within its white and green surrounds.

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Created with traditional parterre and topiary, the formal setting is home to Murraya exotica lemon trees, fragrant lemon blossom, rosemary and snowdrift thyme, all of which add a lovely perfume to the garden. Iceberg Roses, the most popular rose in South Africa, complement the green well and have a long blooming period, from October throughout the summer and well into autumn, and the walls are covered with an evergreen creeping fig, creating a green living wall.

 

The garden has various sitting, lounging, sunbathing and dining options, allowing it to be used at different times of the day throughout each season. Rehoboth has been a regular feature in the Franschhoek Open Gardens Festival. 

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