Images taken by Mark Hyde

In flower and fruit

In flower and fruit

In flower and fruit

In flower and fruit

Exuding copious gum from the bark

Exuding copious gum from the bark

Exuding copious gum from the bark

Exuding copious gum from the bark

Flat-topped tree

Bearing a Ficus lutea

9 people needed to surround the base

9 people needed to surround the base

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.

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.

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.

In flower

In flower

In flower

In flower

In flower

In flower

Coming into flower

Herb 2 ft high. Flowers yellow.

Herb 2 ft high. Flowers yellow.

Herb 2 ft high. Flowers yellow.

On a Brachystegia boehmii

On a Brachystegia boehmii

In flower

In flower

In flower

Flowers bright yellow

Enormous liane with spines below

The pink colouration of the flowers appears to occur at the early stages of flowering; the flowers becoming pure white when fully open.

Woody perennial about 16 inches tall. Leaves opposite, ovate. Flowers axillary, campanulate, yellow, with exserted stamens. Calyx sharp-tipped. Small sharp spines in axils.

Woody perennial about 16 inches tall. Leaves opposite, ovate. Flowers axillary, campanulate, yellow, with exserted stamens. Calyx sharp-tipped. Small sharp spines in axils.

Woody perennial about 16 inches tall. Leaves opposite, ovate. Flowers axillary, campanulate, yellow, with exserted stamens. Calyx sharp-tipped. Small sharp spines in axils.

Flowers orange. [The only record of this species from division N].

Flowers orange. [The only record of this species from division N].

Herb 2 ft, in shade, usually of trees. Purple flower.

Herb 2 ft, in shade, usually of trees. Purple flower.

Herb 2 ft, in shade, usually of trees. Purple flower.

Trailing shrub or woody herb. Corolla lilac.

Trailing shrub or woody herb. Corolla lilac.

Trailing shrub or woody herb. Corolla lilac.

Bushy perennial herb, flowers apricot yellow in terminal spikes, the bracts subtending bristles at the base of each flower. Leaves with pairs of stipellar spines at base.

Bushy perennial herb, flowers apricot yellow in terminal spikes, the bracts subtending bristles at the base of each flower. Leaves with pairs of stipellar spines at base.

Bushy perennial herb, flowers apricot yellow in terminal spikes, the bracts subtending bristles at the base of each flower. Leaves with pairs of stipellar spines at base.

Bristles retrorse

Bristles retrorse

Bristles retrorse

Bristles retrorse

Bristles retrorse

Leaves sensitive

Just coming into flower

Just coming into flower

Just coming into flower

Just coming into flower

Abundant in tree; stems orange

One naturalised, depauperate plant

One naturalised, depauperate plant

Single, rather dried-up plant

Submerged plant; leaves in whorls. Brought in with other water plants

Submerged plant; leaves in whorls. Brought in with other water plants

Submerged plant; leaves in whorls. Brought in with other water plants

Twining herb

Twining herb

Possibly planted at the edge of the crop

Possibly planted at the edge of the crop

In flower

± 1 ft herb. Flowers blue, papilionaceous. Leaves small, ovate.

± 1 ft herb. Flowers blue, papilionaceous. Leaves small, ovate.

± 1 ft herb. Flowers blue, papilionaceous. Leaves small, ovate.

Very distinctive appearance

In flower

In flower

Medium tree with distinctive peeling bark, blue to green underneath.

Example found with leaves

Example found with leaves

Example found with leaves

Inflorescences long-stalked

Inflorescences long-stalked

Inflorescences long-stalked

Inflorescences long-stalked

Erect annual.

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

Plant appeared spontaneously in garden

The same plant as in record 105704 photographed 19 days later

The same plant as in record 105704 photographed 19 days later

The same plant as in record 105704 photographed 19 days later

The same plant as in record 105704 photographed 19 days later

Similar to Ageratum conyzoides but leaves consistently alternate, smaller and grey beneath

Similar to Ageratum conyzoides but leaves consistently alternate, smaller and grey beneath

In flower

In flower

Scrambling shrub in full flower. Seen quite frequently in this area.

Scrambling shrub in full flower. Seen quite frequently in this area.

In flower

Shrub with white flowers

Shrub with white flowers

Shrub with white flowers

Shrub with white flowers

Tree, with pendulous branches, covered in fruit. Fruit whitish-yellow. Although this was in a garden, as far as is known the tree was not planted.

Flowers fallen on ground

Single flowering plant.

Single flowering plant.

Single flowering plant.

Annual species

Annual species

Annual species

In fruit

In fruit

In fruit

In fruit

Upper parts of stems brown. Probably cv. 'Firesticks'

Upper parts of stems brown. Probably cv. 'Firesticks'

Upper parts of stems brown. Probably cv. 'Firesticks'

Cultivars with brown tips, possibly cv. 'Firesticks'

Cultivars with brown tips, possibly cv. 'Firesticks'

Fruits photographed

Fruits photographed

A medium-sized tree with massive bunches of fruit

Medium-sized tree, bearing fruits

Medium-sized tree, bearing fruits

Single bushy plant, in flower

Single bushy plant, in flower

Single bushy plant, in flower