Madagascan plants with photos - Plantae
Madagascan plants with photos - Plantae
Madagascan plants with photos - Plantae
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Adansonia suarezensis - Suarez Baobab.<br />
Endangered in its natural habitat. Up to 25m<br />
tall <strong>with</strong> a trunk diameter of 2m. Flat topped<br />
crow <strong>with</strong> almost horisontal branches. Palmate<br />
(handshaped) leav es and white f lowers.<br />
Adansonia rubrostipa - (Adansonia f ony ).<br />
The smallest baobab of Madacascar (about 4 -<br />
5m in height). a distinctiv e and rather bizarrelooking<br />
tree, <strong>with</strong> a massiv e, smooth, swollen<br />
trunk, and a relativ ely compact crown of short,<br />
thick branches. Flowers are bright y ellow to<br />
orange y ellow.<br />
Adansonia za - The most widespread of the<br />
<strong>Madagascan</strong> baobabs grows between 5 and<br />
30m in height.It usually has a single,<br />
cy lindrical or slightly tapering trunk. Bark -<br />
grey . The f lowers are y ellow <strong>with</strong> a red caly x<br />
Cyphostemma elephantopus - Elephant-f oot<br />
grape tree. Massiv e, abov e-ground f lask-like<br />
caudex <strong>with</strong> a tapering shape, a bit like an<br />
elephant’s f oot.<br />
Euclinia suavissima - Deciduous tree related<br />
to Gardenia <strong>with</strong> large, f rangrant, showy white<br />
f lowers appearing bef ore the new leav es in<br />
spring.<br />
R 150.00<br />
R 180.00<br />
R 150.00<br />
R 110.00<br />
R 150.00
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