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
A beautiful evergreen tree with cream showy scented flowers which appear on the tree from… Cunonia capensis – Red alder – Rooiels – Umlulama
A large flowering semi-deciduous evergreen tree characterised with a rounded crown, Milletia grandis is found… Millettia grandis – Umzimbeet – umSimbithwa
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
A fairly hardy small deciduous tree characterised with a peeling papery bark, Steganotaenia araliacea is… Steganotaenia araliacea – Carrot tree – Geelwortelboom
Named after Zanzibar where Franz Stuhlmann, a naturalist, discovered it in 1889. Ficus sansibarica is… Ficus sansibarica – Knobbly fig – Knoppiesvy – Inkokhokho
A fast growing evergreen tree or shrub characterised with a low branching structure and a… Schrebera alata – Wild jasmine – Wildejasmyn – Mulungwi
Dodonaea viscosa is a multi-stemmed shrub/small tree named after a Flemish botanist Rembert Dodoens. It… Dodonaea viscosa var Angustifolia – Sand olive – Sandolien – Muputepute
