22 Free Photos of Celastrales In South Africa In November

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Maytenus acuminata. Silky bark in gardens in South Africa.

Common Spikethorn tree of Africa. Gymnosporia heterophylla. Photo taken in Cape Town.

Maytenus oleoides. The Mountain Candlewood Tree. South Africa.

African Spikethorn Tree. Gymnosporia heterophylla. Flowers.

The Common Spikethorn tree. Gymnosporia heterophylla. A commonly used security hedge in Africa.

Maytenus acuminata. The Silky bark tree in gardens. South Africa.

Maurocenia frangularia tree. Juvenile in South African nursery.

The Common Spike thorn tree. Gymnosporia heterophylla. A strong fastgrowing security hedge.

Gymnosporia heterophylla. Common African Spikethorn tree. Cape Town.

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Common Spike-thorn or Gymnosporia heterophylla makes a very effective fast-growing security hedge

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A medium sized Maytenus acuminata or Silkybark tree. Cape Town.

Foliage detail of the Common Spikethorn tree. Gymnosporia heterophylla. Cape Town.

Cassine peragua. A medium sized Cape Saffron tree in flower in Cape Town.

Common Spikethorn tree. Gymnosporia hetrophylla. Flowers.

Maytenus acuminata. The Silkybark Tree. Cape Town.

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The leaves of the Maytenus acuminata tree.

Leaves of Maytenus acuminata or Silky bark tree. Photo taken in Cape Town.

Maurocenia tree. New growth.

Leaves of a young Maytenus acuminata tree. Cape Silky Bark. Cape Town.

Juvenile Maurocenia tree or Hottentots Cherry. Cape Town.

A young Cape Saffron tree. Cassine peragua. Photo of small specimen taken in Cape Town garden.

Maurocenia frangula or the Hottentots Cherry Tree. Cape Town

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