Schotia brachypetalaScientific name: Schotia brachypetala Common name: Weeping Schotia, Weeping Boerboon Family: Fabaceae Subfamily: Caesalpinioideae |
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LocationTree, 5 m tall in lawn next to creek. Grid: 7I3m |
Native to southern Africa. Occurs in hot, dry areas in open deciduous woodland, or on rocky slopes and along dry water courses in semi-desert areas. Its common name refers to the copious quantities of nectar which, at times, drips from the flowers and attracts birds - especially parrots. | |