Records made by Tony Alegria

Tree with extraordinary curved pods in extreme cases almost circular; an effect of some gall or disease.

Pods coiled because of an insect

This tree was planted on 11 October 1991 by Queen Eliziabeth.

Small white-flowered plants

Flowers white

Many specimens of this species at Chapungu'

On a Brachystegia boehmii

Epiphytic orchid

On a tree trunk, in flower

In flower

Leaves with wavy margin

In fruit

In flower

In full flower. Spines often in 4s, but sometimes 1s,2s or 3s.

Fine large tree; leaf rhachis winged; one spherical fruit seen

Abundant; forms with and without white rays present

In flower

One shrub just outside the main gate was the smaller-flowered cultivar with apricot coloured flowers.

Form with small orange flowers.

Flowers small, orange.

Young self-sown plant in native woodland

White stigmas carpeting the school sports field

Small naturalised plant

In full flower; flowers male

Naturalised plant

Mainly in flower, but some immature fruit present

Flowering basically over

Large patch, still partly flowering

Abundant in 'leaves only' form

In flower

Leaves fleshy with translucent streaks

Basal leaves; one stem with fruit

In fruit

In flower

Extensively naturalised in the Gardens.

Unusually large, c. 7 m tall.

In yellow flower

Readily recognisable by its very pale green leaves.

In fruit

Several small plants naturalised on low wall

Epiphytic on a Spathodea campanulata

Epiphytic on an Albizia amara

Epiphytic on Spathodea campanulata. Repeat of record no. 98106.

Epiphytic on another Spathodea campanulata

With some minute aerial roots off the trunk

Figs larger than most other species; leaves broad to almost circular, very stringly 3-veined from the base.