Catha edulis – Bushman’s tea – Boesmanstee – Iqgwaka
Catha edulis is an attractive and somewhat controversial tree with both cultural and botanical significance.… Catha edulis – Bushman’s tea – Boesmanstee – Iqgwaka
drought resistant
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
Vachellia gerrardii subsp. Gerrardii – Red thorn – Rooihaakdoring – Muunga
Vachellia gerrardii is a sparsely branched tree with a long, straight stem that starts branching… Vachellia gerrardii subsp. Gerrardii – Red thorn – Rooihaakdoring – Muunga
Combretum kraussii – Forest bushwillow – Bosvaderlandswilg – Umdubu-wehlathi
Well known for its autumn foliage colours which persist throughout winter highlighting the change of… Combretum kraussii – Forest bushwillow – Bosvaderlandswilg – Umdubu-wehlathi
Diospyros lycioides – Bluebush – Bloubos – Umbulwa
Diospyros lycioides is a very hardy, deciduous to evergreen tree that reaches a mature height… Diospyros lycioides – Bluebush – Bloubos – Umbulwa
Peltophorum africanum – African wattle – Weeping wattle – Huilboom
The semi-deciduous to deciduous Peltophorum africanum is a tree with a wide distribution in Southern… Peltophorum africanum – African wattle – Weeping wattle – Huilboom
Steganotaenia araliacea – Carrot tree – Geelwortelboom
A fairly hardy small deciduous tree characterised with a peeling papery bark, Steganotaenia araliacea is… Steganotaenia araliacea – Carrot tree – Geelwortelboom
Dodonaea viscosa var Angustifolia – Sand olive – Sandolien – Mutata-vhana
Dodonaea viscosa is a shrub/small tree native to tropical and subtropical Africa, Australia and India. This evergreen… Dodonaea viscosa var Angustifolia – Sand olive – Sandolien – Mutata-vhana
Dodonaea viscosa var Angustifolia – Sand olive – Sandolien – Mutata-vhana
Dodonaea viscosa is a shrub/small tree native to tropical and subtropical Africa, Australia and India.… Dodonaea viscosa var Angustifolia – Sand olive – Sandolien – Mutata-vhana
Ficus sansibarica – Knobbly fig – Knoppiesvy – Inkokhokho
Named after Zanzibar where Franz Stuhlmann, a naturalist, discovered it in 1889. Ficus sansibarica is… Ficus sansibarica – Knobbly fig – Knoppiesvy – Inkokhokho