Canoe / Paper Birch - Bonsai Tree - Betula Papyfera - 20 Seeds Marog

Canoe / Paper Birch - Bonsai Tree - Betula Papyfera - 20 Seeds Marog" Betula papyfera, the paper or canoe birch is a beautiful slender and graceful deciduous tree with with one of the whitest of barks that separates along horizontal slits and peels into thin papery layers, exposing an underbark which is pale orangish brown. The bark has a chalky covering that rubs off easily, and this is one way to distinguish this tree from other birches with white bark. The paper birch usually grows from 15 to 20 metres in height

Ready at 150 to 180 days

are found in the Western Cape and Namaqualand

it's a great addition to fresh garden salads or steamed with the added advantage of being an interesting conversational piece

hedged gourd

Tumbling Tom is well-branched

Country of Origin - USA

Leaves are lance-shaped or almost round

Fenestraria rhopalophylla is native to Namaqualand in southern Africa and to Namibia

somewhat like the trumpet of a small Narcissus

Lemon scented Basil

pink or white

occurring in the South African provinces of KwaZulu-Natal