Curtisia dentata – Assegai – Assegaaihout – uMagunda
Curtisia dentata, commonly known as the Assegai tree, is a beautiful evergreen tree prized for… Curtisia dentata – Assegai – Assegaaihout – uMagunda
indigenous
Aloe ferox – Bitter aloe – Bergaalwyn – Ikhala
Also known as the bitter aloe, Aloe ferox is an arborescent species belonging to the… Aloe ferox – Bitter aloe – Bergaalwyn – Ikhala
Gardenia volkensii – Transvaal gardenia – Stompdoring -Ntsalala
The Transvaal gardenia is a small deciduous to evergreen tree, reaching a mature height of… Gardenia volkensii – Transvaal gardenia – Stompdoring -Ntsalala
Salix mucronata – Cape willow – Kaapse Wilger – Mogokare
Salix mucronata (Cape willow) is a fast-growing, semi-deciduous tree found along riverbanks across KwaZulu-Natal, Free… Salix mucronata – Cape willow – Kaapse Wilger – Mogokare
Pittosporum viridiflorum – Cheesewood – Kasuur – Unfusamvu
Pittosporum viridiflorum earns its common name, “Cheesewood,” from its soft, white timber. This hardy evergreen… Pittosporum viridiflorum – Cheesewood – Kasuur – Unfusamvu
Pavetta gardeniifolia – Christmas bride’s bush – Kersbruidbos
Pavetta gardeniifolia is a hardy indigenous shrub that grows well as a small feature tree.… Pavetta gardeniifolia – Christmas bride’s bush – Kersbruidbos
Dais cotinifolia – Pompon Tree – Kanabas ––Intozwane-emnyama
One of South Africa’s beautiful indigenous trees, Dais cotinifolia is an unforgettable sight from November… Dais cotinifolia – Pompon Tree – Kanabas ––Intozwane-emnyama
Searsia lancea – Black karee – Rooikaree – Mosilabele
The Black karee (Searsia lancea) is a tough, evergreen indigenous tree that is well suited… Searsia lancea – Black karee – Rooikaree – Mosilabele
Catha edulis – Bushman’s tea – Boesmansteel – Iqgwaka
Catha edulis is an attractive and somewhat controversial tree with both cultural and botanical significance. It is… Catha edulis – Bushman’s tea – Boesmansteel – Iqgwaka
Ficus sycomorus – Sycamore fig – Gewone trosvy – Muvhuyu-vhutwa
Indigenous to South Africa, Ficus sycomorus is found growing naturally in the Limpopo Province. This tree favours… Ficus sycomorus – Sycamore fig – Gewone trosvy – Muvhuyu-vhutwa