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King protea, Protea cynaroides, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, South Africa

The official flower of South Africa: King protea, Protea cynaroides, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Town, South Africa

Lobelia flower, Mt Kenya National Park, Kenya
Sunbirds can't resist the nectar of leonotis leonurus (wild dagga, lion's tail), a South African plant that flowers in winter

Sunbirds can't resist the nectar of leonotis leonurus (wild dagga, lion's tail), a South African plant that flowers in winter

Pachypodium lamerei, Madagascar Palm
Schizostylis the Kaffir Lily. It is native to South Africa and is great for late season colour in the UK flowering from end of September to November

Schizostylis the Kaffir Lily. It is native to South Africa and is great for late season colour in the UK flowering from end of September to November --- Flower possibility for African/flower motif, right arm

Angraecum leonis (Madagascar/Comoro Islands)
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Pachypodium lamerei (Madagascar Palm, Club Foot) → Plant characteristics and more photos at: http://www.worldofsucculents.com/?p=1466

Pachypodium lamerei - Madagascar Palm

Pachypodium lamerei (Madagascar Palm, Club Foot) → Plant characteristics and…

Natal Plum | Carissa macrocarpa Zone USDA 9 - 11 Bloom color White Bloom time: spring Light: sun Height: 24-36" (61-91 cm) Habit: low-growing Water: 2-3 times per week Feed: once a month Maintenance: apply mulch
Clivia is a genus of durable shade plants in the Amaryllis family, native to South Africa.

Clivia is a genus of durable shade plants in the Amaryllis family, native to South Africa.

Red hot poker lillies. Mine have just started blooming and they look just like this!
Kirstenbosch Gardens in Cape Town
Nerines -- these plants that are indigenous to Southern Africa, are now grown around the world.
Clivia miniata - Bush Lily / Fire Lily. Fast-growing, evergreen perennial that forms a neat clump of strappy leaves. The orange or yellow flowers are long-lasting and signal end of winter. Tolerates moderate frost, but if affected will quickly recover in summer. After flowering, it bears attractive, bright red berries which if left to ripen, drop to release seeds. Grown in full shade flower later in spring than those which receive a little sun.