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Massonia pygmaea
Massonia pygmaea
A tiny plant (5-8 cm from tip to tip of leaves) that comes up in the sand. It was especailly abundant in the seasons following the big fire.
Flowers in June.
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Flowers on Riversong Farm
Aloe perfoliata
Babiana ambigua
Berzelia lanuginosa
Bobartia rufa
Caesia contorta
Cliffortia strobilifera
Crassula alpestris
Crassula muscosa
Dilatris ixioides
Disa racemosa
Disperis circumflexa
Erica caffra var. caffra
Erica inflata
Erica mammosa
Erica plukenetii
Erica plukenetii subsp. breviflora
Erica totta
Erica verecunda
Eriocephalus punctulatus
Euryops othonnoides
Felicia namaquana
Gethyllis verticillata
Gladiolus carinatus
Gladiolus hyalinus
Helichrysum foetidum
Hyobanche sanguinea
Ixia capillaris
Ixia paniculata
Kniphofia uvaria
Leucadendron pubescens
Leucadendron salignum
Leysera gnaphalodes
Lobelia coronopifolia
Lobelia linearis
Massonia pygmaea
Maytenus oleoides
Moraea inconspicua
Muraltia spinosa
Nylandtia
Ornithogalum maculatum
Oxalis obtusa
Oxalis purpurea (pink)
Oxalis purpurea (white)
Pauridia capensis
Pelargonium longifolium
Phylica oleifolia
Phylica plumigera
Prismatocarpus diffusus
Rafnia acuminata
Roridula dentata
Serruria cygnea
Stapelia cedrimontana
Tritonia undulata
Tritoniopsis nervosa
Tritoniopsis ramosa
Watsonia stokoei
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Families
Amaryllidaceae
Anacardaceae - mango/karee family
Apocynaceae - milkweed family
Asphodelaceae
Asteraceae - daisy family
Bruniaceae - Brunia family
Campanulaceae - bellflower family
Celastraceae - spike thorn family
Crassulaceae - stonecrop or plakkie family
Ericaceae
Fabaceae - legume family
Geraniaceae
Haemodoraceae - woolly flower family
Hemerocallidaceae
Hyacinthaceae
Hypoxidaceae
Iridaceae
Lobeliaceae
Orchidaceae
Oxalidaceae
Polygalaceae - Polygala family
Proteaceae
Rhamnaceae - jujube/buffalo thorn family
Roridulaceae
Rosaceae - rose family
Scrophulariaceae
A family thing
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