Dry Tolerant Collection

King Protea (Protea cynaroides) flowering in Western Cape, South Africa

Agave utahensis C017 / 7443
Agave utahensis

Echeveria Black Prince

Jovibarba heuffelii Be Mine

Green heath (Erica sessiliflora), also known as White bottlebrush heath, in flower. Photographed in Western Cape, South Africa

Laurustinus (Viburnum tinus) showing winter flowers

Plukenets heath (Erica plukenetii) flowers. Photographed in Table Mountain, South Africa

Red Broomrape (Hyobanche sanguinea) in flower. Photographed in Cape area, South Africa

Common mimetes (Mimetes cucullatus), also known as Common Pagoda or Red Pagoda, in flower. Photographed in Table Mountain National Park, South Africa

Desert Aloe (Aloe claviflora) flowering in the Kalahari Desert, South Africa

Leucospermum hypophyllocarpodendron
Snake-stem pincushion (Leucospermum hypophyllocarpodendron) in flower. Photographed in Cape, South Africa

Bitter Bush (Selago glutinosa) flowering in the Cederberg Mountains, South Africa

The Uitkyk pass, South Africa
The Uitkyk pass in the Cederberg Mountains, with Fynbos in the foreground, Western Cape, South Africa

Cancer bush (Sutherlandia frutescens), also known as Balloon Pea, in flower. Photographed in South Africa

Lachenalia unicolor in flower. Photographed in South Africa

Spiloxene capensis in flower. Photographed near Darling, South Africa

Heterorachis aculeata, flowering in damp clay soil, near Nieuwoudtville Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Daubenya capensis flowering, in damp clay soil, near Nieuwoudtville Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Platdoring (Arctopus echinatus), a flat growing, geophyte in the Carrot family. Photographed in the Cape area, South Africa

Ragwort (Senecio spiraeifolius) flowering in damp clay soil, near Nieuwoudtville Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Babiana framesii flowering among rocks in Nieuwoudtville Reserve, South Africa

Sand Crocus (Romulea montana) in flower. Photographed in damp soil near Nieuwoudtville Reserve, South Africa

Sand Crocus (Romulea sabulosa) in flower in damp clay soil near Nieuwoudtville Reserve, Northern Cape, South Africa

Androcymbium pulchrum
Man in a Canoe Plant (Androcymbium pulchrum) in flower. Photographed at Nieuwoudtville Reserve, South Africa

Skilpad Nature Reserve, South Africa
Spring flowers, mainly Grielum humifusum, in Skilpad Nature Reserve, Namaqua National Park, Namaqualand, South Africa

Painted Petal (Lapeirousia oreogana) flowering in Nieuwoudtville Reserve, South Africa

Jamesbrittenia fruticosa flowering in the Namaqua Desert, Namaqualand, South Africa

Ferraria uncinata flowering in Skilpad Nature Reserve, Namaqua National Park, Namaqualand, South Africa

Quiver trees (Aloe dichotoma)
Ancient Quiver trees (Aloe dichotoma) at sunset in the Namaqua Desert, Namaqualand, South Africa

Namaqua Fig (Ficus cordata) growing out of a cliff in the Augrabies National Park, Northern Cape, South Africa

Namaqua porkbush (Ceraria namaquensis) growing in Augrabies National Park, South Africa

Euphorbia venenata. Photographed in South Africa

Euphorbia virosa
Young Gifboom (Euphorbia virosa), also known as Poison Tree. Photographed in South Africa

Euphorbia mammillaris
Corn Cob Euphorbia (Euphorbia mammillaris), a native succulent. Photographed in South Africa

Pincushion Spurge (Euphorbia pulvinata), a native succulent. Photographed in South Africa

Spurge (Euphorbia multifolia) flowers, among the succulent Senecio haworthii. Photographed in South Africa

Green Wood-orchid (Bonatea speciosa) in flower. Photographed in South Africa

Mountain Aloe (Aloe marlothii), also known as flat flowered Aloe, flowers. Photographed in South Africa

Euphorbia ingens
Common Tree Euphorbia (Euphorbia ingens), also known as Candelabra Tree Naboom. Photographed in South Africa

African hemp (Sparmannia africana), also known as African linden, in flower. Photographed in South Africa

Euphorbia caput-medusae
Medusas Head Spurge (Euphorbia caput-medusae) flower. Photographed near Cape Town, South Africa

Dune Buchu (Acmadenia obtusata) in flower. Photographed in Cape, South Africa

Cassine peragua ssp. peragua
Cape Saffron (Cassine peragua ssp. peragua) fruit. Photographed in South Africa

Tassel Heath (Erica coccinea) in flower. Photographed in Fynbos, Cape, South Africa

Felicia dregei
A rare shrubby Felicia (Felicia dregei) showing foliage and flowers. Photographed in the Cape of South Africa

Erica baueri ssp. baueri
Albertinia Heath (Erica baueri ssp. Baueri), also known as Bridal Heath, in flower. Photographed in South Africa

Confetti bush (Coleonema aspalathoides) in flower. Photographed in South Africa

Lobostemon belliformis
Gouriqua Lobostemon (Lobostemon belliformis) in flower. This is a very rare plant that is endemic to the Cape of South Africa

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"Dry Tolerant: Embracing the Resilience of Nature's Gems" King Protea (Protea cynaroides): Majestic and drought-resistant, this flower reigns supreme in arid landscapes. Agave utahensis C017 / 7443: With its spiky leaves and ability to thrive in dry conditions, this agave is a true survivor. Echeveria Black Prince: A striking succulent with deep purple hues, it thrives even when water is scarce. Jovibarba heuffelii Be Mine: This charming plant forms tight rosettes that can withstand prolonged periods without rainfall. Green Heath (Erica sessiliflora): Adorned with delicate green foliage, this resilient shrub adds beauty to dry habitats. Laurustinus (Viburnum tinus): Known for its evergreen nature and tolerance to drought, it brings year-round color to parched gardens. Plukenets Heath (Erica plukenetii): Vibrant pink flowers grace this hardy heath species that thrives in dry climates. Red Broomrape (Hyobanche sanguinea): A unique parasitic plant that has adapted to survive in harsh desert environments against all odds. Common Mimetes (Mimetes cucullatus): Endemic to South Africa, this fire-resistant shrub showcases stunning red inflorescences amidst challenging conditions. Desert Aloe (Aloe claviflora): Succulent leaves store precious water reserves, allowing it to flourish even during extended periods of drought. Leucospermum hypophyllocarpodendron: Also known as "Pincushion, " these vibrant flowers bring bursts of color while enduring dry spells effortlessly. Bitter Bush (Selago glutinosa).