birds

Aloe ferox – Bitter aloe – Bitteraalwyn – Ikhala

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

Plumbago auriculata is classified as a scrambling shrub that grows to a height of 3… Plumbago auriculata – Cape leadwort – Umabophe

Antidesma venosum occurs naturally in four provinces of South Africa; Eastern Cape KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga and Limpopo. This semi-deciduous tree or shrub reaches a mature height of 0.55 to… Antidesma venosum – Tasselberry – Tosselbessie – Mpfalambati

Also known as the Common guarri, Euclea undulata is a small dense evergreen shrub with stiff leathery dark green… Euclea undulata – Common guarri – Inkuzane

Croton sylvaticus is a deciduous tree with a dense spreading crown. The tree name ‘Croton’… Croton sylvaticus – Forest feverberry – Boskoorbessie – Umhloshozane

A hardy fast growing evergreen tree with an upright crown and corky bark. Rauvolfia caffra was named… Rauvolfia caffra – Quinine tree – Kinaboom – Monadi

The ornamental Ochna serrulata, also known as the Carnival bush, is indigenous to South Africa.… Ochna serrulata – Carnival bush – Fynblaarrooihout – Umbomvane

Also known as the Weeping sage, Buddleja auriculata is an evergreen tree with an informal… Buddleja auriculata – Weeping Sage – Treursalie – Utile