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Eulophia horsfalli |
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Leaves of Eulophia horsfalli |
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| Mark admiring the beautiful orchid flowers. What an incredible height it grows to. |
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| Debbie, Dorothy and Mark talking a look at the giant Eulophia horsfalli |
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Indigofera herrstreyi (ined.) |
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Orthochilus ensatus |
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| Schizoglossum atropurpureum subsp. virens |
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| Habenaria pseudociliosa - Ghost orchid |
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Habenaria dives - Death Orchid |
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Gymnanthemum corymbosum |
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Searsia fastigata |
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Isoglossa ovata |
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Maesa lanceolata Interesting snippet: It you take a leaf and break off the tip and place the stem on one's skin it leaves one with a stain that's similar looking in colour to henna. |
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Mimusops caffra |
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Pentanisia angustifolia |
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Polygala hottentotta |
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Protea caffra |
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Dioscorea cotinifolia seed capsules |
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| Anne's battle wounds. Compliments of Iboza, a puppy and Smilex anceps. We live to tell the tale. |
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Thesium cupressoides |
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Watsonia densiflora  |
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Drosera madagascariensis |
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Erica cubica |
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Cycnium racemosum |
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| Crotalaria globifera |
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Crotalaria globifera |
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Asclepias praemorsa |
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Antidesma vernosum |
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Agapanthus campanulatus |
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Hybanthus enneaspermus. |
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| Gazania krebsiana |
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Dorothy inspecting all the interesting things one find on rocks. |
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Utricularia prehensilis |
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Anne and Tracey |
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Pachycarpus sp. |
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| Syzigium pondoensis |
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| Our rest spot at lunch enjoying the refreshing water cascading down the rocks through the forest. |
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Dicrannopteris linearis |
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Lunch time. Gail's pack. |
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Agama |
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Aspalathus dahlgrenii |
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It takes serious plant lovers to go through this grass to learn about things. |
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| Front: Gail Bowers-Winters, Anne Skelton, Tracey Taylor Back: Dorothy McIntyre, Debbie King and Mark Gettliffe |
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