Brachylaena discolor var discolor - Indigenous South African Tree - 20 Seeds Black Mustard A feature of the Kameeldoring

A feature of the Kameeldoring are the very attractive flowers and pods

it is edible

carpet forming plants with beautiful shiny flowers that open in the full sun

Modest cluster with whitish bodies with fine subtle markings

giving a fluffy pompon appearance

Brachylaena discolor var discolor - Indigenous South African Tree - 20 Seeds Black Mustard A feature of the KameeldoringBrachylaena discolor is a species of tree in the Asteraceae family. Two varieties are known; var. discolor is commonly known as the Coast Silver Oak or Coastal Silver Oak, and var. transvaalensis is commonly known as the Forest Silver Oak or Natal Silver Oak. These trees are distributed from the Eastern Cape to Mpumalanga in South Africa and into southern Mozambique, but are most common in the coastal vegetation of KwaZulu Natal. USDA Zone 10 Season