Flowering in August

The photos below - arranged in alphabetical order by scientific name - were taken on some of the walks inside and outside Renishaw Hills. I have also added photos of species we saw on a walk in Vernon Crookes Nature Reserve. These are all indigenous species, native to the area. The photos depict either the flowers or fruits of the species seen.

Anyone interested in more information on where these plants were seen or wishing to know more about the indigenous flora of this area is welcome to contact us by commenting at the end of this post.

Afroaster hispidus

Allophyllus dregeana

Aloe maculata

Anisochaeta mikanioides

Behnia reticulata fruit

Burchellia bubalina

 

Canthium spinosum

Clutia disceptata

Cyrtanthus contractus

Drimia calcarata

Dyschoriste burchellii

Eriospermum mackennii

Eugenia sp. A

Euphorbia striata

Ficus ingens fruits

Gazania krebsiana

Gerbera piloselloides

Haemanthus albiflos

Halleria lucida

Harpephyllum caffrum

Helichrysum allioides

Helichrysum aureum var monocephalum

Helichrysum nudifolium var pilosellum

Helichrysum pallidum

Hilliardiella elaeagnoides

Hypoxis filiformis

Hypoxis hemerocallidea

Jasminum multipartitum

 

Kigelia africana

Lasiosiphon anthylloides

Lasiosiphon kraussianus

Maerua caffra

Maerua racemulosa

Maesa lanceolata

Monopsis decipiens

Maytenus peduncularis fruit

Momordica balsamina

Obetia tenax

Pentanisia angustifolia

Pilogyne scabra

Pittosporum viridiflorum

Protorhus longifolia

Psychotria capensis

Rothmannia globosa

Ruellia cordata

Scadoxus puniceus

Searsia dentata

Searsia rudatisii

Senecio coronatus

Shirakiopsis elliptica

Stangeria eriopus fruit

Thunbergia alata

Tricalysia lanceolata

Zanthoxylum capense