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Calodendrum capense

Family: RUTACEAE

Afrikaans: Kaapse Kastaiing

Large handsome semi-deciduous trees, ±20m with beautiful, smooth, streaky white/grey bark on older trees. Profusion of striking, pink orchid-like flowers in large sprays on tips of branches make the trees stand out above the forest canopy and last well in the vase. Plant in deep soil in a sheltered position, water regularly and feed in spring for best results. Does well if planted with pioneer species.

Location: George to KZN, Gauteng, Mphumalanga, Swaziland and Limpopo

Calopsis paniculata

Family: RESTIONACEAE

Afrikaans: Besemriet

Graceful grasses, with much branched stems arching to one side. Usually found along streams, they do well in a variety of garden conditions and make beautiful, low maintenance, feature plants. Plant in full sun, well drained position and feed with slow release 3:1:5 or organic fertiliser and water regularly for best results.

Location: Cederberg Mnt. to south of Durban


Calpurnia aurea

Family: FABACEAE

A graceful, slender shrub or small tree, suitable for small gardens. Beautiful, yellow pea-shaped flowers in long sprays appear in summer. Plant in a sunny spot and protect young plants from frost. Responds well to regular pruning and feeding. Can be pruned to form a lollipop or standard. Insect resistant.

Location: P. E. to Natal.

Cannomois grandis

Family: RESTIONACEAE

A tall, bamboo-like Restio with thick, sturdy stems up to 3m tall that branch to give a striking, feathery effect. It needs a sunny position and is ideal to use as a form plant in damp soil. In nature it is commonly found along streams or on wet mountain slopes.

Location: W.Cape (Bokkeveld mts to Humansdorp)