Burchellia bubalina – Wild Pomegranate – maHlosana
Burchellia is a genus in the Rubiaceae family with just one species: Burchellia bubalina. This species… Burchellia bubalina – Wild Pomegranate – maHlosana
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Grewia occidentalis – Cross-berry – Mulembu
One of the perfect native hedging plants for gardens, Grewia occidentalis will not outgrow its space constantly. It is usually 2-4… Grewia occidentalis – Cross-berry – Mulembu
Euphorbia ingens – Naboom – Mokgoto
Euphorbia ingens is an evergreen succulent tree characterised with an upright growth habit. It has no… Euphorbia ingens – Naboom – Mokgoto
Dovyalis caffra – Kei apple – Kei-appel – Umqokolo
A small to medium sized tree native to southern Africa. The distribution of the Kei apple extends… Dovyalis caffra – Kei apple – Kei-appel – Umqokolo
Catha edulis – Bushman’s tea – Khat – Igqwaka
The Bushman’s tea is an evergreen to semi-deciduous tree with a slender and upright canopy resembling the… Catha edulis – Bushman’s tea – Khat – Igqwaka
Cape ash/Ekebergia capensis/Essenhout/Umnyamatsi
A beautiful large tree characterized with lush foliage and red berries which attract wildlife to… Cape ash/Ekebergia capensis/Essenhout/Umnyamatsi
Nuxia congesta – Common wild elder – Gewone wildevlier – Isiphofane
Nuxia congesta is a small, evergreen tree or shrub whose specific name ‘congesta’ was derived… Nuxia congesta – Common wild elder – Gewone wildevlier – Isiphofane
Burchellia bubalina – Wild pomegranate – Wildegranaat
The Wild pomegranate is a stunning evergreen shrub characterised with glossy dark green foliage. It… Burchellia bubalina – Wild pomegranate – Wildegranaat
Rhamnus prinoides – Dogwood – Blinkblaar – umHlinye
A beautiful fast growing evergreen shrub with a wide distribution in South Africa from Swellendam… Rhamnus prinoides – Dogwood – Blinkblaar – umHlinye
Schrebera alata – Wild jasmine – Wildejasmyn – Mulungwi
A fast growing evergreen tree or shrub characterised with a low branching structure and a… Schrebera alata – Wild jasmine – Wildejasmyn – Mulungwi