Flower Colour: Yellow

  • Senecio coronatus

    Posted on by s2Senecio is a large genus of annual or perennial herbs, shrubs, small trees and vines classified within the daisy family. This tufted perennial has a woolly crown. The leaves are mainly found at the base of the plant, they are... Read more »

  • Senecio burchellii

    Posted on by s2Senecio is a large genus of annual or perennial herbs, shrubs, small trees and vines classified within the daisy family. This softly wooded glabrous (i.e. smooth) shrublet has narrow leaves with margins rolled under. The leaves are sometimes toothed. It... Read more »

  • Senecio angulatus

    Posted on by s2Senecio is a large genus of annual or perennial herbs, shrubs, small trees and vines classified within the daisy family. This is a robust scrambling plant covering shrubs and climbing into the tallest trees that can be seen on the... Read more »

  • Salvia aurea

    Posted on by s2This species was previously known as Salvia africana-lutea, however, according to the rules of botanical nomenclature, hyphenated names should not be used. This grey-hairy shrub is very well known for its aromatic leaves and can be found all over Steenbok. The... Read more »

  • Rubia petiolaris

    Posted on by s2This is a prickly, scrambling perennial plant that can grow to 2.5m. The little leaves are heart shaped and occur in fours, squarely arranged along the stalk. The whole plant is rough to the touch. The flowers appear in axillary... Read more »

  • Raphanus raphanistrum

    Posted on by s2Not listed on NEMBA legislation, however it is a troublesome weed smothering other natural vegetation. Naturalised weed from the rape seed or radish family. Read more »

  • Ranunculus multifidus

    Posted on by s2This small evergreen herb grows well in damp grassland and spreads its runners freely therefore being an excellent candidate for groundcover. The compound, bright-green leaves grow from a basal rosette and are covered with hairs. The cheerful yellow flowers, about... Read more »

  • Chenopodium album

    Posted on by s2Not listed on NEMBA legislation, however it is a troublesome weed smothering other natural vegetation. A fast-growing weedy annual plant that is extensively cultivated and consumed in Northern India as a food crop. Read more »

  • Typha capensis

    Posted on by s2This leafy aquatic perennial grows in marshy grounds and isfound in the Park in the westerly wetland area. It is a monoecious plant which has the reproductive organs in separate structures but borne on the same individual. It tends to... Read more »

  • Tetragonia fruticosa

    Posted on by s2This sprawling shrub with long trailing branches can be seen trailing through shrubs. It bears yellowish flowers at the end of its branches which are 3-4 mm in diameter. The fruits are broadly winged, with knobs between the wings. It... Read more »