Introduced Trees

Brabejum stellatifolium
The wild almond is most often a large, spreading multi-stemmed shrub to 5 m or a sturdy, well-shaped evergreen tree to 15 m.

Podocarpus elongatus
It is the smallest of the South African yellowwoods, commonly reaching no more than 6 m in height, although trees in sheltered, well-watered ravines can reach 20 m.

Celtis africana
This beautiful deciduous tree grows up to 25 m tall in a forest habitat.

Cunonia capensis
​In forests it may reach up to 10 m in height but where it is growing out in the open it may only reach 5 m.

Halleria lucida
Generally a stocky or shrubby tree that reaches a height of 2-5 m but in protected situations it can reach up to 12 m, and in forests, it can grow up to 20 m in height..

Buddleja saligna
False Olive
Is a tree up to 10m tall in warm moist areas but usually 4 to 5 metres in dry areas.

Ilex mitis
Cape Holly

Curtisia dentata
Assegai

Apodytes dimidiata
White Pear

Ekebergia capensis
Cape Ash

Buddleja salviifolia
Sage Wood

Olinia ventosa
Hard Pear

Olea capensis
Black Ironwood



