South African Indigenous Plant Catalogue

Random Harvest’s South African Indigenous Plant Catalogue is a purpose built resource for Landscapers and gardeners alike. It is an ever-growing collection of the plants indigenous to South Africa, that we grow or have grown in the past. Each plant included on this catalogue has horticultural value, and information is given on where and how to grow it to its full potential.

ATTRIBUTES - Select attributes for these plants (e.g. winter flowering, tall tree, butterfly host plant, bird friendly etc.) to fine tune a selection of plants that will most suit your gardening requirements. Simply click on the square next to the commonly asked question or attribute, and then click on the “Filter Plants” button.

SEARCH BUTTON - If you know what you are looking for, type in the name of the plant and click on the search button (magnifying glass). This function does require correct spelling of the plant name. You can enter the Genus and species, or one or the other, or a common name to search for a plant. This search facility can also be used to search on specific words, e.g. “yellow flowers” or “Lily” etc.

REQUEST A QUOTE - You are also able to build a request for a quote on plants that you would like for your garden project. Once you’ve selected what you want, submit it and we will get back to you with availability and a quote.

This catalogue is a work in progresss. Please let us know if you find any glaring errors.


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  • Adenium obesum multiflorumFlowering

    Adenium obesum multiflorum

    Impalalelie, Impala Lily, isigubengubu

    Adenium obesum subs. multiflorum is a semi-hardy, deciduous, succulent shrub that has thick swollen branches and roots. The slightly fleshy leaves appear after flowering. The large, showy, white or pink flowers with a pink to dark red bord...

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  • Aeollanthus parvifolius

    Aeollanthus parvifolius

    Klipsalie, Rock Sage

    This evergreen, drought tolerant, multi-stemmed, perennial, succulent shrublet is long-lived, fast-growing and light frost resistant. The leaves are broad oval to roundish.   The two-lipped, white to light pink, tubular flowers&n...

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  • Aloe africanaFlowering

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    Uitenhaagsaalwyn, Uitenhage Aloe, African Aloe

    This attractive, drought resistant aloe is adapted to a wide range of conditions, and has an erect stem of 2 m (can be up to 4m). The leaves have a grey-green surface with the small, reddish teeth around the margins and are spreading and re...

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  • Aloe angelica

    Aloe angelica

    Wylliespoort Aloe

    Aloe angelica (Wylliespoort Aloe) is a species of aloe endemic to the Soutpansberg and Blouberg mountains in the Northern Province of South Africa. It is a large, single-stemmed plant, 3–4 meters in height, with green, succulent leav...

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  • Aloe arborescensFlowering

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    Krantz Aloe, Kransaalwyn, inhlabaencane, ikhala

    Aloe arborescens is a very hardy, drought-resistant, large, branched Aloe with narrow, curved, bluish-grey leaves that form rosettes. The leaves may become reddish in winter or in times of drought. Three to four flowering stems of orang...

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  • Aloe arborescens Yellow

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    Yellow krantz aloe, Geel kransaalwyn, ikalene, inkalane, umhlabana

    Aloe arborescens yellow is a  very hardy, drought resistant, branched Aloe with narrow curved, bluish-grey leaves that form rosettes. Three to four flowering stems of yellow flowers arise from each rosette and bloom all winter. An att...

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  • Aloe aristata

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    Guinea Fowl Aloe, sereleli, umathithibala

    Aloe aristata is a very hardy, dwarf, stemless Aloe. The attractive dark-green leaves have a multitude of white spots and are edged with soft, small, white teeth. The red or salmon-pink flowers are inordinately large for such a small pl...

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  • Aloe boylei

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    Grasaalwyn, Broad Leaved Grass Aloe, Lisheshelo, isiPhukuthwane,

    Aloe boylei is a very hardy, deciduous grass Aloe with large flat, upright, broad leaves that end in a point and have a few white spots at the base and white teeth on the margins. It blooms from November to February in a flattish infloresc...

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  • Aloe brevifolia

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    Klein Aalwyn, Short Leaved Aloe

    Aloe brevifolia is a fairly hardy, dwarf Aloe with dense rosettes of broad, triangular and distinctly grey-green leaves which form clumps. It bears cone shaped spikes of flowers in shades of red and yellow during October and November. ...

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  • Aloe burgersfortensisFlowering

    Aloe burgersfortensis

    Burgersfort Aloe

    Aloe burgersfortensis is a hardy, quite small, drought resistant stemless aloe that grows singly or in groups. The leaves are variable and can be from dull brownish-green to bright green with few white spots. Red flowers are arranged on a ...

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