Sambucus nigra 'Laciniata' Edible A rarely grown whitebeam native

A rarely grown whitebeam native to China

Suitable as a pot specimen

this large deciduous tree will grow to about 15m tall with large heart shaped leaves and big drooping clusters of bright red berries on female trees

The Clanwiliam Cedar is probably the best known of the three indigenous Widdringtonias which occur in South Africa and has a very limited distribution in the Cedarberg Mountains

this small slow growing oxalis is unusual in that it is a winter grower forming rosettes of green

Sambucus nigra 'Laciniata' Edible A rarely grown whitebeam nativeAn unusual elderberry with deeply incised leaves that has a very elegant maple like appeal. Extremely hardy and easy to grow, it fits in quite well in those hard to fill spots.