KORSMAN CONSERVANCY
ROCKERY PLANTS
These plants are only found in the rocky areas. Many flower in spring before the first rains.
Some succulents at the Victoria St rockery which are not typical for the area, may date from the 1950s when a garden was planted there. Aloes were planted by Friends of Korsman.
In historical times, "elephant feet" succulents were collected by children who played at the rockery from the 1930s. They are no longer found.
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Albuca shawii
Bluebush Diospyros lycioides
Colchicum striatum
Crassula capitella
Crassula setulosa
Cyanotis speciosa flower
Cyanotis speciosa
Cyperus rupestris
Dianthus mooiensis
Dipcadi gracillimum
Cheilanthes viridus fern
Pellaea calomelanos fern
Kohautia amatymbica
Listia heterophylla
Listia heterophylla flower
Tulbaghia leucantha Wild Garlic
Tulbaghia leucantha flower
Ledebouria ovatifolia
Ledebouria ovatifolia flower
Bulbostylis hispidula
Trachyandra asperata var basutoensis
All photographs by Jane Trembath
