Rennies

A day botanizing at Rennies in Port Edward.  The field of Watsonia's were in seed, Aloe maculata were all in bud and were promising to be spectacular in a weeks time when all in flower.  We searched for Euphorbia flanaganii but sadly we did not find any, one is always apprehensive that these plants have been poached but one only hopes that we did not find them because the grass was too long.  Disa polygonoides grew in the marsh and the colour so eye catching.

Disa polygonoides
ORCHIDACEAE

Polygala refracta
POLYGALACEAE

Isoglossa sp. 
ACANTHACEAE

Ceropegia linearis subsp. woodii
APOCYNACEAE

Phymaspermum acerosum
ASTERACEAE

Delosperma lineare
AIZOACEAE

Aloe maculata
ASPHODELACEAE

Barleria obtusa
ACANTHACEAE

Utricularia livida
LENTIBULARIACEAE

Please confirm - not schistostephium
Schistostephium heptalobum
ASTERACEAE

Floscopa glomerata
COMMELINACEAE

Ceropegia carnosa
APOCYNACEAE

Monopsis decipiens
LOBELIACEAE

Cephalaria oblongifolia
DIPSACACEAE

Helichrysum aureum var. monocephalum
ASTERACEAE

Selago tarachodes
SCROPHULARIACEAE

Trachyandra asperata
ASPHODELACEAE

Ursinia tenuiloba

ASTERACEAE

Lobelia tomentosa 

Roella glomerata
CAMPANULACEAE

Cyanotis speciosa
COMMELINACEAE

Linum thunbergii 
LINACEAE

Alf, Gail, Hillary, Maggie, Tracy and Anne.

Pondoland C.R.E.W.