Senegalia / Acacia galpinii - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Nymphaea usually cylindrical to egg-shaped leaves

usually cylindrical to egg-shaped leaves that are cleft in the centre

Features pinkish/yellow flowers

Some Aloes native to South Africa are arborescent

A dwarf tufted plant with rough leaves with raised tubercles some of which end in bristles

Growing to 2m with yellow-green leaves with reddish lines on both surfaces and salmon flowers in winter to spring

Senegalia / Acacia galpinii - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Nymphaea usually cylindrical to egg-shaped leavesAcacia is a genus of shrubs and trees belonging to the subfamily Mimosoideae of the family Fabaceae. A deciduous tree growing up to 30m with a rounded crown and purplish red buds that open to scented cream flowers. USDA Zone 9 Season to Sow Spring