Ficus Abutilifolia - Indigenous South African Fig Tree - 10 Seeds Bulbs grey bark sometimes peels off

grey bark sometimes peels off in strips

Such an apt name for this polka dot array of flowers

high altitude

The most common and well known of these is Aloe vera

The boiled young stems of Asparagus multiflorus are sometimes eaten as a vegetable

Ficus Abutilifolia - Indigenous South African Fig Tree - 10 Seeds Bulbs grey bark sometimes peels offFicus abutilifolia is a small to medium sized, deciduous to semi deciduous tree up to 15 m high, though it seldom exceeds 5 m. The bark is whitish to yellowish white and smooth, powdery or somewhat flaking, and it is this conspicuous bark that is immediately apparent. The trunk is usually twisted or contorted, the branchlets stout and glabrous (lacking hairs) and marked with leaf and stipular scars. The large leaved rock fig is generally encountered