Records determined by Mark Hyde

Fruits in clusters of 8

Abundant in grassland, probably in areas of former disturbance

Single plant

Single plant

Position estimated

Original grid ref TR955293

Original grid ref TR968289

In flower

A planted baobab at a rather higher altitude than they would naturally occur. This specimen shows that reasonable sizes can be attained and that these plants flower and produce fruit.

A single tree at quite high altitude.

Tree in bud and flower

Young tree

Small tree

Other side of river

Enormous hollow baobab

High altitude for a baobab

In flower

2 shrub-sized specimens; leaves mostly simple, a few 3-foliolate leaves found; characteristic smell when crushed.

Labelled shrub. Leaves obovate, glabrous, shiny.

Growing on a Cascabela

Margin of leaves without prickles.

Leaf margin entire

White-flowered form

White-flowered plant

Some forms pale, almost white

Small white-flowered plants

Colony of small plants with white flowers

White-flowered form

Flowers white

In flower

In flower. Same tree as recirds 114009 and 114063.

Small, very purple-leaved shrub

Tree, in fruit

In flower

Small tree

Small shrubs; leaves unusually purple

From a Provisional List of Plants dated 19 March 1994 compiled by Bob Drummond and Mark Hyde

Not sure if planted or not

Fine colony of plants with erect leaves. Some in flower.

Looked naturalised

In full flower with many white spikes. Status not clear, but probably planted

In garden, climbing on a Bauhinia and Bougainvillea. iNaturalist Record

Leaves larger than usual.

Bearing bulbils

On a fallen log

On a Brachystegia boehmii

Growing on Croton megalocarpus. Numerous specimens occur in this area of Ewanrigg.

Epiphytic on Searsia lancea

On a tree trunk, in flower

On a Delonix regia. Seen again, in flower, on 21 Sep 2020.

On a Jacaranda mimosifolia