The clouds were heavy and grey. We met at Maggie’s house and waited for the rain to stop before we headed out. We weren’t in the mood to be rained upon. From Clearwater we meandered slowly appreciating all that was in flower.
The Kniphofia laxiflora were particularly beautiful. Syzygium pondoense was full in gorgeous berries. The birds and antelope love this bush. Crotalaria globifera was spectacular. Gail found an interesting Indigofera herrstreyii in marshmallow colouration.
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| Indigofera herrstreyii |
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| Wahlenbergia huttonii |
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| Syzygium pondoense |
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| Aspalathus spinifera |
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| Crotalaria globifera |
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| Tephrosia polystachya |
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Cineraria albicans
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| Sometimes it’s ok to be hip. Gail wearing a Kniphofia leaf wrapped around her head at lunch time. Obviously there were no serrations on the leaf. |
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| Psoralea pinnata |
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| Grona setigera |
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| Argyrella canescens |
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Erythroxylum pictum
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| Kniphofia laxiflora |
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| Dorothy , Maggie, Tracy. Anne, Alf and Hilliary |
 | And… Gail
Pondoland CREW /The Thursday Group |
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