LIST OF TREES: LAAIPLAAS, TIER SE NEK KLOOF
- Aisophila capensis - Bosboomvaring - Forest tree fern [ferns that grow more than two metres tall, something to behold]
- Podocarpus latifolius - Opregte geelhout - Real Yellow wood
- Widdringtonia nodiflora - Bergsipres - Mountain Cedar
- Leucadendron eucalyptifolium - Grootgeelbos - Gum leaved cone bush
- Protea nerifolia - Blousuikerbos - Blue sugar bush
- Cunonia capensis - Rooiels - Red alder
- Podalyria calyptrate - Water keurtjie - Water blossom pea [beautifull pink pea like flowers – a show off when in bloom]
- Psoralea pinnata var pinnata - Fonteinbos - Fountain bush
- Searsia tomentosa [previously Rhus] - Korentebos - Currant crowberry
- Ilex mitis - Without - Cape holly [the Afrikaans folk name is indicative of the white bark while the English common name correctly describes the family]
- Maytenus acuminate - Sybas - Silky bark [a small tree with leaves that if gently broken will leave the broken half dangling by numerous silken threads]
- Gymnosporia buxifolia - Gewone pendoring - Common spike thorn [beware thorns that are white long and sharp]
- Maytenus oleoides - Klipkershout - Rock candle wood
- Dodonaea viscosa angustifolea - Smalblaar sandolien - Narrow leaved sandolive
- Noltea Africana - Seepblinkblaar - Soap glossyleaf
- Grewia occidentalis var occidentalis - Kruisbessie - Cross berry [a lovely pink flower with the berries four to a capsule in the form of a cross]
- Kiggelaria Africana - Wildeperske - Wild peach
- Curtissa dentata - Assegaai - Assegai tree [so named as the indigenous people favoured the straight young shoots as assegai or spear handles]
- Rapanea melanophloeos - Kaapse boekenhout - Cape Beech [the red wood is used to make violins and furniture]
- Diospyros glabra - Fynbos sterappel - Fynbos star apple
- Olea europeana var afra - Olienhout - Wild olive [wood is very hard, long lived, heavy and has a beutifull white with black marking colour]
- Buddleja saligna - Witolienhout - Olive sagewood [wood is close grained , white and often used for tools if sufficient can be found]
- Halleria Lucida - Notsung- Tree fuchsia [The ideal tree for a garden where nectar loving birds visit]
- Freylinia lanceolate - Heuningklokkies - Honey bells [a beautifull show with the white heath like flowers when in bloom]
- Brachyleana nerifolia - Watervaalbos - Water silver oak
- Chrysanthemoides monilifera - Bietou - Bush tickberry [a tree which turns yellow with blossoms and which the birds and children will visit when the edible berries are ripe]