Salix mucronata – Cape Willow – Kaapse Wilger
Summer is on its way and a popular image depicting our summer is that of… Salix mucronata – Cape Willow – Kaapse Wilger
Tree of the Week
Tree of the Week
Freylinia tropica – Honeybell bush – Heuningklokkiesbos
Indigenous to South Africa, Freylinia tropica has the delightful common name of Honeybell bush, describing… Freylinia tropica – Honeybell bush – Heuningklokkiesbos
Prunus avium – Cherry tree – Kersieboom
Prunus avium is an exotic fruit tree that originally hails from South Eastern Europe and… Prunus avium – Cherry tree – Kersieboom
Erythrina lysistemon – Common Coral tree – Koraalboom
Widely grown and best known for its pretty blooms in winter and early spring, Erythrina… Erythrina lysistemon – Common Coral tree – Koraalboom
Burchellia bubalina – Wild Pomegranate – Wilde Granaat
An indigenous, attractive small tree or large shrub, the Wild Pomegranate gets its common name… Burchellia bubalina – Wild Pomegranate – Wilde Granaat
Celtis africana – White stinkwood – Wit stinkhout
Indigenous to South Africa, the White Stinkwood is a wonderful addition to your garden. Celtis… Celtis africana – White stinkwood – Wit stinkhout
Ceratonia siliqua – Carob tree – Johannesbroodboom
This native of the Mediterranean and Middle East is an exotic tree in South Africa,… Ceratonia siliqua – Carob tree – Johannesbroodboom
Aloe arborescens – Krantz aloe – Kransaalwyn
Indigenous to South Africa and occurring in almost every part of our country, is the… Aloe arborescens – Krantz aloe – Kransaalwyn
Syzygium cordatum – Water Berry – Waterbessie
The Water Berry is indigenous to South Africa and occurs naturally along streambanks and forest… Syzygium cordatum – Water Berry – Waterbessie
Steganotaenia araliacea – Carrot tree – Geelwortelboom
A fairly rare deciduous tree, Steganotaenia araliacea is indigenous and found in the Southern regions… Steganotaenia araliacea – Carrot tree – Geelwortelboom