The aloes put on a spectacular show from about June - this one was photographed at Cape St Francis two weeks ago.
Osteosermum barberiae, a perennial plant that grows in dense patches in coastal grassland. It has solitary flowers ranging from mauve to white.
Gazania krebsiana is a low growing perennial herb, which is very common in this area.
Cenia sericea is a common scraggly plant with a bright yellow flower. Apparently it is used as a remedy for reducing fever.
You could be forgiven for thinking it was spring.
9 comments:
The first one is my favorite. I love the color and it's unusual looking.
I have to agree with Dot's choice, followed very closely by the last... excellent pictures Max
Lovely closeups. The Aloe torches are so striking.
I could not choose a favorite if I had too--all are so beautiful.
That Aloe plant is stunning and wonderful. I have seen Aloe here too, but never blooming. Beautiful shot, also all the other flowers, Max!
I LOVE LOVE these flowers. They're all gorgeous!
Beautiful flowers, Max, but this Osteosermum barberiae is wonderful!
I LOVE them all.....I think the second one is my favorite! I love seeing plants and flowers and trees from other areas of the world!
Just brilliant! So happy to have found this daily.. My grandfather, father, and brother are 'Max' too:)
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