Records determined by Mark Hyde

In flower

A single tree at quite high altitude.

Tree in bud and flower

Other side of river

High altitude for a baobab

In flower

Young tree

Small tree

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.

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

Enormous hollow baobab

Growing on a Cascabela

White-flowered form

White-flowered plant

White-flowered form

Colony of small plants with white flowers

Flowers white

Some forms pale, almost white

Small white-flowered plants

In flower

In flower. Same tree as recirds 114009 and 114063.

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

On a Brachystegia boehmii

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

Epiphytic on Searsia lancea

On a fallen log

On a tree trunk, in flower

Epiphytic orchid

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

On a Jacaranda mimosifolia

Large plant borne on a tree trunk

Epiphyte in tree. This has been in our garden for many years; possibly was not planted.

High in a mopane tree; in flower.

Plant perennial.

Flowers bright yellow

A few plants of the bright yellow-flowered form amongst many plants of the pale coloured type.

Flowers btight yellow

Well-naturalised in many places at Ewanrigg

Common climber in this garden; well-naturalised

Naturalised plants

iNaturalist record

Just coming into flower. Common alongside paths.

In flower

Cultivated form

In flower

In flower

In flower

In flower

Very common in the woodland, especially near paths, perhaps a sign of disturbance.

In full flower. Spines often in 4s, but sometimes 1s,2s or 3s.

Thorns almost all simple, a few forked