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Beautiful tree with shiny leaves, bright yellow flowers, interesting fruit. The bark which is attractively mottled with patches of grey, cream, mauve and pink. Mulch thickly with good compost, water regularly and feed with high nitrogen organic or chemical fertilizer to boost growth. Plant in well drained sunny position in rich loamy medium and prune to shape.
Location: George to P. E. and E. Cape.

Afrikaans: Lekkerbreek
English: Peeling-bark Ochna
One of our loveliest small South African trees. Added to the pleasure of yellow blooms followed by red bracts and black berries is the beauty of the pale grey bark which peels away revaling opalescent, creamy underbark.
Location: Open woodland and bushveld. Rocky, sandstone slopes and sandy areas

Afrikaans: Fynblaarrooihout
Colour throughout the year, be it pink new leaves, bright yellow flowers, or black fruits suspended below bright red sepals resembling Mickey Mouse faces. Very ornamental - drought resistant shrub. Plant in well drained sunny position in rich loamy medium and prune to shape. Fertilise sparingly and only in summer, regular dressing of rich compost is best.
Location: George to KZN and Limpopo
Afrikaans: Stinhout
English: Black Stinkwood
A beautiful evergreen tree for larger gardens. The female tree bears fruit which attracts birds. The tree is evergreen, reaching a height of up to 30m. Plant in a protected spot preferably with pioneers for best results.
Location: Peninsula to Humansdorp and E. Cape to Gauteng