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Serruria candicans
... National Botanical Garden April 2019 Serruria candicans is an erect, evergreen shrublet that grows from a single ... are pink with dark tips and silver hairs on the perianth. Serruria candicans begins to produce flowers in midwinter (July) and ...
Serruria decipiens
... National Botanical Garden December 2015 Serruria decipiens is a small rounded shrub that grows from 0.6 to 1 m tall ... are released within 2 months of flowering. Serruria decipiens is endemic in South Africa, specifically in the Western ...
Serruria adscendens
... Harold Porter NBG November 2014 Serruria adscendens is a rounded shrub up to 1 m tall and up to 0.5 m across; ... fleshy appendage attractive to ants. Serruria adscendens is widespread on sandstone soil, flats and slopes from ...
Serruria fasciflora
... National Botanical Garden August 2014 Serruria fasciflora is a sprawling to erect shrublet growing 0.4-1.0m tall ... seeds are released within two month of flowering. Serruria fasciflora is widespread across flats and mountainous areas from ...
Serruria brownii
... Botanical Garden December 2013 Serruria brownii is an upright shrublet growing up to 0.3-0.5m tall and 0.3m ... scrappy appearance. It is best to replace them. Serruria brownii occurs in the transitional zone between fynbos and ...
Serruria villosa
... National Botanical Garden April 2012 Serruria villosa is an erect shrublet growing 0.3-0.5 m tall and spreading to ... the winter months and no frost is experienced. Serruria villosa is adapted to and requires fire for survival in its fynbos ...
Serruria triternata
... National Botanical Garden August 2011 Serruria triternata is an erect shrub growing 1 m tall and spreading to 0.5 ... seeds are produced two months after flowering. Serruria triternata grows in Hawequas Sandstone Fynbos (Mucina & Rutherford ...
Serruria fucifolia
... approximately two months after pollination. Serruria fucifolia is endemic to the Western Cape and occurs in a band along ... nests where they were safely protected from the fire. Serruria Serruria fucifolia is at home in a fynbos garden but lends ...
Serruria rosea
... Botanical Garden August 2010 Serruria rosea is an erect shrub growing 0.8-1 m tall in the veld. In ... fruits) are released two months after flowering. Serruria rosea is a fynbos species and is restricted to the Western Cape ...
Serruria glomerata
... Botanical Garden July 2010 Serruria glomerata is a compact rounded shrublet, 200-500 mm tall and up to ... when it falls to the ground it is exposed. Serruria glomerata is found on sandstone flats and slopes to 330 m altitude ...
Serruria florida
... seeds which are released about two months later. Serruria florida naturally occurs on the Franschhoek side of the Hottentots ... in their underground nests, which form the seed bank. Serruria florida is one of the fynbos species that is highly dependant on a ...
Serruria trilopha
... Garden October 2003 updated September 2019 Serruria trilopha is a sprawling, multi-stemmed, resprouting shrub. It grows ... released within two months of flowering. Serruria trilopha grows in acid, sandy soils at low altitudes between 50-310 ...
Serruria furcellata
... Garden October 2003 updated September 2019 Serruria furcellata is a multi-stemmed, resprouting, erect shrub reaching a ... released within two months of flowering. Serruria furcellata grows in acid, sandy soils at low altitudes between ...
Serruria cyanoides
... National Botanical Garden June 2003 Serruria cyanoides is a small, densely branched, multi-stemmed, resprouting ... genus is mainly found in the winter rainfall region, only Serruria fasciflora extends eastwards to the Langeberg Mountains. Serruria ...
Serruria aemula
... National Botanical Gardens November 2002 Serruria aemula forms a sprawling, much-branched shrublet reaching a height ... in nature since the 1980's and is believed to be extinct. Serruria foeniculacea , which occurs at Rondevlei has also been recognized as ...