Just wondered if anyone on your site knows where I can find a specimen (seedling, truncheon or other) of Erythrina Livingstonia or Tiger Claw (a small (12-15’), uncommon tree from Mozambique. Intense red flowers in the spring. Full sun.)
You can mail me on jmr2667@gmail.com
Kind Regards
John
Hello,
I snapped these unidentified purple flowers. Does anyone know what they are? I think they are indigenous to South Africa.
Hello Seed Savers, You may be interested in our new website called SeedLiving for buying, selling and swapping open pollinated seeds and live plants. It is entirely a pay what you can website. You may also post news & tips for free as well as events. The site is international although we are based in Calgary. You can use the site within SA as well.
Our goal is to provide an online community for those dedicated to biodiversity to learn from each other and possibly gain another source of revenue.
Don’t miss the Indigenous Plant Fair, on 4 & 5 Sept 2010 at Munies Sports Field, John Zikhali (Sydenham Rd), next to Durban Botanic Gardens. Open 09:00-16:00 both days.
Huge selection of plants and also food, displays and experts at hand to advise.
Entrance is R5.00 with children free. Bring your own wheelbarrow to avoid delays!
The Indigenous Gardening Handbook is available at Botanic Gardens, nurseries and at the Fair. Please see www.indigenousplantfair.org.za for more info.
Botanical Society of SA KZN Coastal Branch
Tel : 031 201 5111
Fax: 0866 518 969
PO Box 30544 Mayville 4058
Apart from Moses Mabhida being the best stadium in South Africa, it also has some pretty cool landscaping. Indigenous trees and plants have been used to soften the structure, creating a grassland with groves of trees. I like it a lot!
Patrick
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