Native to South Africa these trees offer a range of different textures, sizes, colours, fruits and scents. Use them as a skeleton and frame for your indigenous garden design. These trees all promote a healthy indigenous ecosystem and promise to draw birds, butterflies, bees and many other insects.
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Celtis africana (white stinkwood) Combretum krausii (forest bushwillow) Dais cotonifolia (pompontree) Heteropyxis natalensis (lavender tree) Loxostylis alata (tarwood) Olea europaea subsp. africana (wild olive) Podocarpus henkelii (yellowwood) Searsia spp. |
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Anisodontea scabrosa (pink mallow) Barleria obtuse (bush violet) Coleonema album (confetti bush) Gardenia thunbergia (white gardenia) Halleria elliptica (wild fuchsia) Melianthus major (honey flower) Plumbago auriculata (Cape forget- me-not) Polygala myrtifolia (September bush) |
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Agapanthus spp. Aptenia cordifolia (heart leaf) Carissa macrocarpa ‘Green Carpet’ Bulbine frutescens (stalked bulbine) Dymondia margaretae (silver carpet) Gazania hybrids, Dietes spp. (wild iris) |
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