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Welcome to livingfynbos.com
This is the home of an online community of fynbos lovers.
We focus on photography and art pertaining to fynbos, but all those with an active interest in fynbos and matters related to fynbos are welcome to join.
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This gallery is arranged by family and genus so it provides a valuable resource for those trying to learn more about fynbos botany. One can quickly get a sense of what common characteristics distinguish each of the families and genera by browsing through the albums.
For more information on Fynbos, please see the Web Links section of the site, in particular Reference > Fynbos. We also have an interactive forum for discussions, see the Forums
We also welcome submissions of your own photographs and help with identifying those plants which we are unable to find in our reference books.
The administrator of this website is a long way from being an expert but enjoys photographing fynbos and sharing the pics with others so please help where you can! |
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Flowers to look out for during this month of March
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| Crossyne guttata
During March the Amaryllidaceae appear;
this slightly rarer one found among grass on sloping ground
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Brunsvigia orientalis
Brightens the dry sandy veld
at the end of February/March.
The flat, leathery leaves die
down in summer and the stored
energy is available for
use by the flowers. |
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Amaryllis belladonna
From bare ground to beautiful ladies in 8 days |
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