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Cape coastline with Pelargonium capitatum (geranium) in the foreground
Strelitzia (bird-of-paradise)
Disa uniflora, courtesy Colin Paterson Jones
Kalanchoe thyrsiflora (aka "flapjack")
Erica viridescens - one of the four plants groups that constitute ''fynbos''
Moraea villosa, a geophyte - & one of the four plants groups that constitute ''fynbos'', courtesy Colin Paterson Jones
Leucadendron salignum in the Protea family - one of the four plants groups that constitute ''fynbos''
Restios - the distinguishing plant group of ''fynbos''
Aloe, in Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden
Southern double collared sunbird Cinnyris chalybeus on Kniphofia uvaria, courtesy Colin Paterson Jones
Mimetes fimbriifolius, courtesy Colin Paterson Jones
On the top of Table Mountain, courtesy Peter Martin Rhind
Zantedeschia aethiopica (arum lily)
Leucospermum (pincushion) courtesy Grootbos private nature resort
Gladiolus cardinalis, the waterfall gladiolus - courtesy Colin Paterson Jones
Dietes grandiflora
Babylonstoren estate, Cape winelands
Babylonstoren estate, Cape winelands
Ferraria crispa, Grootbos private nature resort
Rare Orothamnus zeyheri, endemic to the Kogelberg, courtesy Colin Paterson Jones
Tokara wine estate amidst its olive groves and vines
Geissorhizas, spring bulbs
Vergelegen estate & Biodiversity Champion
Mimetes hottentoticus, courtesy Colin Paterson Jones
Restios, overlooking Walker Bay
The Harold Porter Botanical Garden, Betty's Bay
Succulent , courtesy Derek Keats
The Cradle of Humankind

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