I took these pictures when on my early morning walk at Edens Touch, last week end. I have not been able to idenfify them, but think they are from the heath family....not sure from which branch though.
I don't know what the plants are either, but they are lovely in your photographs.
Thanks for visiting my blog and enjoying Flat Stanley. About moving a house, if you go to Google Images and type house moving in the search box, you'll find all sorts of methods of moving houses. I enjoyed looking just now--hope you will, too.
Hi Lynette Thanks for your comments. I am definitely going to have to familiarize myself with the local flora.
I did the Google search you suggested on house moving. I find it fascinating. In our country moving an old building is never considered an option. They are just broken down.
No idea what it is, but makes a good photo..
ReplyDeleteVery unusual looking and pretty too!
ReplyDeleteThey look like little snowballs. I wonder which branch they belong to too.
ReplyDeletedo they have a scent? they almost look like junipers..
ReplyDeleteHi all thanks for the comments. The Western Cape is paradise at this time of the year.
ReplyDeleteKaraline, I must confess that I do not know if it has a scent or not. Next time I see one, I will check it out :)
I don't know what the plants are either, but they are lovely in your photographs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and enjoying Flat Stanley. About moving a house, if you go to Google Images and type house moving in the search box, you'll find all sorts of methods of moving houses. I enjoyed looking just now--hope you will, too.
Hi Lynette
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments. I am definitely going to have to familiarize myself with the local flora.
I did the Google search you suggested on house moving. I find it fascinating. In our country moving an old building is never considered an option. They are just broken down.