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Sparaxis "Moonlight," aka the "Harlequin Flower" from South Africa. Love these!

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Nemesias -- indigenous to South Africa, flower in spring. Hybrids have been bred and are now grown overseas.

Arum Lillies in soft shades along with plumed grasses along the fence leading up to the shed.

White Peacock Flower - Dietes grandiflora. Grows to 80cm. Full sun.

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Leonotis leonurus var. albiflora 'White Lion' Picture courtesy www.newplant.co.za

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The evergreen, indigenous Searsia pendulina, better known as the White Karee, is a perfect tree for an urban garden. The tree has a neat crown of gracefully, dropping branches with a willowy appearance. Growing to a height of 4 – 9 m, this medium sized tree is easy to cultivate and can tolerate adverse growing

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Searsia pendulina – White karee – Witkaree

The evergreen, indigenous Searsia pendulina, better known as the White Karee, is a perfect tree for an urban garden. The tree has a neat crown of gracefully, dropping branches with a willowy appearance. Growing to a height of 4 – 9 m, this medium sized tree is easy to cultivate and can tolerate adverse growing

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