SANParks provides ‘flower report’ for upcoming wildflower season
SANParks has released a flower report, highlighting where wildflowers are already in bloom around the country.
The South African National Parks (SANParks) have revealed that the first signs of spring are beginning to show at Namaqua National Park.
According to the parks body and their flower report for 28 July – 1 August, the fields around Skilpad are shaking off their winter chill and showing the first hints of the new season.
And while the landscape is still patchy in places, the early bloom hints at the spectacular wildflower season to come.
Early blooms signal a vibrant flower season
For those taking on the 4×4 eco-route at Wildeperdehoek Pass, the experience is also already breathtaking.
“Sweeps of orange, white, and yellow wildflowers line the trail, offering a visual feast for nature lovers and adventure seekers. It’s a must-see for anyone exploring the region.” SANParks said.
Even the coastline is beginning to show its colours, a promising sign for the weeks ahead. Visitors can be sure to experience an explosion of floral diversity and colour as the season unfolds.
Visitors can currently enjoy:
- Namaqualand arctotis (Bittergousblom),
- Namaqua parachute-daisy (Bergmagriet),
- Cape marigold (Soetgousblom),
- Namaqualand daisy,
- Sambreeltjies,
- Bokbaaivygies
- Glansogies,
- Blue and white sporries,
- Wit-soe,
- Various Oxalidaceae (Suurrings),
- A variety of vygie species,
- Meidestert, and different Gazania species.
Are you excited for the upcoming season?
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