Aloidendron barberae – Tree Aloe – Boomaalwyn – Inkalane enkulu
Aloidendron barberae is an evergreen tree named after Mary Elizabeth Barber, a plant collector in… Aloidendron barberae – Tree Aloe – Boomaalwyn – Inkalane enkulu
Aloidendron barberae is an evergreen tree named after Mary Elizabeth Barber, a plant collector in… Aloidendron barberae – Tree Aloe – Boomaalwyn – Inkalane enkulu
Searsia leptodictya, also known as the Mountain karee, is a resilient small evergreen tree that can easily handle frost and drought. This tree reaches a mature… Searsia leptodictya – Mountain karee – Klipkaree – Mohlwehlwe
Olea africana is a small, neat evergreen tree characterized by a dense spreading crown of shiny… Wild olive/Olienhout/mohlware (Olea europaea)
One of the first trees to flower in Spring, Dombeya rotundifolia is a small to medium-sized tree… Dombeya rotundifolia – Wild pear – Drolpeer – Mohlabaphala
Native to North America and Asia, the Crab apple tree is widely grown for its… Malus sylvestris – Crab apple
Erythrina lysistemon is one of the first wild trees planted in South Africa’s gardens. This… Erythrina lysistemon – Common Coral tree – Koraalboom – Umsinsi
The Monkey thorn is one of the largest Acacias, this beautiful single-stemmed deciduous tree is fast growing and can reach a mature height of 30m when growing… Acacia galpinii/Senegalia galpinii/Monkey thorn/Apiesdoring/Molopa
Also known as the bitter aloe, Aloe ferox is an arborescent species belonging to the… Aloe ferox – Bitter aloe – Bitteraalwyn – Ikhala
Previously known as Canthium gilfillanii, the Velvet Rock Alder was named after D. F. Gilfilan… Afrocanthium gilfillanii – Velvet Turkey-berry – Skaap droolotjies – Mononyane
The genus Searsia was named after a highly qualified American ecologist Paul B. Sears. The epithet pyroides was derived… Searsia pyroides – Common wild currant – Gewone taaibos – Mutasiri