Pterocarpus angolensis - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Amaranth KwaZulu-Natal and up into Mozambique

KwaZulu-Natal and up into Mozambique towards Zimbabwe

Tiger Stripe

This is a great way to keep track of the type of plant

especially in very dry areas because it is extremely hardy and is an excellent fodder tree

Pterocarpus angolensis - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Amaranth KwaZulu-Natal and up into MozambiqueThe kiaat grows in the warm, frost free areas in the northeast of the country, extending into Zimbabwe, northern Botswana, Mozambique and Namibia and northwards into other parts of Africa. It grows in bushveld and woodland where the rainfall is above 500 mm per year and it favours rocky slopes or well drained, deep, sandy soil. Commonly known as the "Kiaat" tree. Grows up to 16m. Dark bark, velvety leaves, orange yellow pea shaped flowers in large