Our Environment

Bachelor’s Buttons ALLIUM is a genus of flowering plants informally referred to as the ‘onion genus’ or ‘Bachelor’s Buttons’ as some locals prefer to call it. The generic name, Allium, is the Latin word for garlic.

Golden Crowns THE Cladanthus arabicus is a member of the asteraceae or Daisy family of about 2,000  plants scattered worldwide, but mainly found in temperate and subtropical regions.

Bluebells    BLUEBELLS are perennial plants named for the shape of their flowers which look like tiny bells.

…African Lion, Bengal Tiger, Giant Panda, Arapaima are all endangered and at risk of becoming extinctMany animals and plants existing now are at risk of becoming lost forever during your lifetime. Usually deserving of our awe and reverence,

…also known as Yellow Bells & Yellow Trumpet flowerTHE  Tecoma Stans  also known as Yellow Bells and Yellow Trumpet flower,  is a species of flowering shrub that is native to the Americas  and is  a member of the bignonia family which includes such plants as the calabash tree.

The Bottlebrush BOTTLEBRUSHES are members of the genus, Callistemon, and belong to the Myrtaceae  or Myrtle family, which includes cloves, guavas, all-spice and eucalyptus.

Gazanias GAZANIAS (gay-ZAY-nee-uhs) are daisy-like flowers that grow in an assortment of stunning colours.