Introduced Trees

Wild Almond

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.

Breede River YellowWood

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.

White Stinkwood

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

Cape Beech

The graceful evergreen Cape Beech grows up to 18 m tall.

Rooiels

​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.

Tree Fuchsia

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..

White-alder

A small to large, evergreen tree, which may reach 30 m tall

Bladder-nut

The bladdernut is an evergreen shrub or small multi-stemmed tree.

False Olive

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

Cape Holly

Assegai

White Pear

Cape Ash

Sage Wood

Hard Pear

Black Ironwood