הזיהויים של labrodent

Ixias of different colours.

These were all growing together in a clump and you could see the colour change from the one to the other via intermediately colored flowers.

The first pic looks like I. tenuifolia, the last like I. maculata or I. dubia. The middle one, no clue!

Restio micans (Male)

Population: Less than 100 Plants in this patch, of different age.
Healthy population, & relatively protected veld.
Records of other populations on site.
Only found now at Kenilworth Racecourse and Riverlands Nature Reserve?
ID confirmed by Els Dorrant-Haaksma, in field.

Restio micans (Male)

Population: Less than 100 Plants in this patch, of different age.
Healthy population, & relatively protected veld.
Records of other populations on site.
Only found now at Kenilworth Racecourse and Riverlands Nature Reserve?
ID confirmed by Els Dorrant-Haaksma, in field.

Ixias of different colours.

These were all growing together in a clump and you could see the colour change from the one to the other via intermediately colored flowers.

The first pic looks like I. tenuifolia, the last like I. maculata or I. dubia. The middle one, no clue!

Sticky Yellow Moraea inconspicua... I think...

Many yellow Moraea flowering at the moment, at least four species. This one puzzles me a bit. The tepals should bend back sharply, yet none of them do - the rest is a dead match!

Erica cerinthoides

ERICACEAE

On Rocky outcrops. Woody base. Leaves clustered and glandular. Flowers; terminal inflorescence, dark pinkish red, large with sepals hairy and blooms throughout the year.