The Garden

The Cape Dwarf Chamaeleon grows to about 20 cm long. It is the only chameleon in South Africa to bear life young. Photo by Florian Breuer	Our magnificent Coral tree Erythrina	Tecoma What is so special about this shrub? It attracts birds - and ...	it never stopped flowering since 1981	Pin-tailed Whydah
Gladiolus carmineus	Leucospermum cordifolium	Lemon tree and Aloe hybrid		Gazania

Entrance pillar with Cycad and Euphorbias	Phoenix reclinata - home to weavers	Southern Masked-Weaver build their nests in our Palm tree
A partial albino (partial leucism)	Red-Faced and Speckled Mousebird	Speckled Mousebird
Red-faced Mousebird	Banana flower	Banana flowering
Aloe ferox with "Jan groentjie"	Malachite Sunbird on Protea laurifolia, where he built his nest	Protea magnifica
Leucospermum conocarpodendron	Protea scolymocephala	Acrobatic Cape Sugarbird feeding on Erica discolor
Erica bauera	Golden Shower on balcony and pergola	Violet Trumpet Vine, also on pergola
Lampranthus aureus	Arctotis	Cotyledon barbeyi
Polygala myrtifolia	Polygala virgata	Amaryllis belladonna
Tree Fuchsia attracts birds	Ruschia lineolata	Another Ruschia and beetles
Echinopsis oxygona	Jacaranda	Jacaranda's blue trumpets
Ylva	Svarthövte	Sunset

Protea cynaroides

Pincushion (Leucospermum cordifolium)

Leucospermum glabrum

Aloe arborescens

Watsonias

Harlequin flowers Sparaxis elegans

Lachenalia aloides

Stapelia