Plumeria rubra – Frangipani
Plumeria rubra makes a beautiful addition to gardens whether planted in the ground or in… Plumeria rubra – Frangipani
Sun Trees
Sun Trees
Millettia grandis – Umzimbeet – Umsambeet –umSimbithwa
Millettia grandis is a semi-deciduous medium to large tree that brings beauty and ecological value… Millettia grandis – Umzimbeet – Umsambeet –umSimbithwa
Pterocarpus rotundifolius – Round-leaved bloodwood – Dopperkiaat – Muhataha
Pterocarpus rotundifolius is a deciduous tree valued for its graceful shape, attractive foliage and seasonal… Pterocarpus rotundifolius – Round-leaved bloodwood – Dopperkiaat – Muhataha
Kirkia acuminata – White seringa – Witsering – Mubvumela
Kirkia acuminata is a medium-sized tree well known for storing water in its roots. This… Kirkia acuminata – White seringa – Witsering – Mubvumela
Calodendrum capense – Cape chestnut – Kaapsekastaiing – Muvhaha
The Cape chestnut is not a true chestnut, it earned its common name due to… Calodendrum capense – Cape chestnut – Kaapsekastaiing – Muvhaha
Cordia caffra – Septee tree – Septee boom – umLovulovu
Cordia caffra occurs naturally in forests, coastal forests, and riverine bush in South Africa. The Septee… Cordia caffra – Septee tree – Septee boom – umLovulovu
Brachylaena transvaalensis – Forest silver-oak – Bosvaalbos –umPhahla
Brachylaena transvaalensis, also known as the Forest silver-oak, is a medium to large tree native… Brachylaena transvaalensis – Forest silver-oak – Bosvaalbos –umPhahla
Prunus avium – Cherry tree – Kersieboom
The Cherry tree (Prunus avium) is native to parts of Europe, Turkey, Africa, and Asia.… Prunus avium – Cherry tree – Kersieboom
Diospyros whyteana – Bladder-nut – Swartbas – Munyavhili
Diospyros whyteana, commonly known as the Bladder-nut, is native to much of South Africa and… Diospyros whyteana – Bladder-nut – Swartbas – Munyavhili
Berchemia discolor – Brown ivory – Voëlpruim – Nyiyi
Berchemia discolor, also known as the Brown Ivory tree, is a widespread tree or shrub… Berchemia discolor – Brown ivory – Voëlpruim – Nyiyi