This site forms part of the Liesbeek to Black river corridor, and it borders a walkway. It runs through the Little Mowbray business district towards the M5 bridge, which crosses over the Black River.
This site forms part of the Liesbeek to Black river corridor, and it borders a walkway. It runs through the Little Mowbray business district towards the M5 bridge, which crosses over the Black River.
At this site we have planted the following species:
| Species | Batch | Date | Quantity | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aloe arborescens | Batch #245 | Aug 24, 2019 | 1 | planted |
| Eriocephalus africanus | Batch #359 | Aug 24, 2019 | 15 | planted |
| Salvia africana-lutea | Batch #360 | Aug 24, 2019 | 5 | planted |
| Pelargonium capitatum | Batch #363 | Aug 24, 2019 | 7 | planted |
| Arctotis stoechadifolia | Batch #407 | Aug 24, 2019 | 3 | planted |
This garden is part of the following corridor(s):
Below is the list with the different species that can be grown on this site. These species would contribute to the greening of , and would fit in with a wider greening strategy for Cape Town. However, this vision is only a proposal and we invite you to comment on it. Are there any other species that would do well? Are there particular uses for this site that we should take into consideration? Do you have a spectacular vision for the plot? Do you have any ideas to involve the wider community? Please let us know!
| Item | Quantity | Pledge support |
|---|---|---|
| Solanum africanum | 0 | I can help! |
| Brown Sage
Salvia africana-lutea |
0 | I can help! |
| Cape thatching reed
Elegia tectorum |
0 | I can help! |
| Pig's ear
Cotyledon orbiculata |
0 | I can help! |
| Rose-scented pelargonium
Pelargonium capitatum |
0 | I can help! |
| Sea Tentfig
Ruschia macowanii |
0 | I can help! |
| Silver arctotis
Arctotis stoechadifolia |
0 | I can help! |
| Sour fig
Carpobrotus edulis |
0 | I can help! |
| Wild rosemary
Eriocephalus africanus |
0 | I can help! |
If you can help growing any of these species, click the blue button in the table above.
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