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The beautiful March lily is currently flowering on Flower Valley Farm. And following the wild fynbos fires in the region in the past few weeks, we could expect to see more of these colourful bulbous fynbos plants showing up.
The March lily is known to only show its beauty for a short time in a year – around March. This plant will also bloom after bush fires in its native mountainous fynbos habitat, when the dense vegetation is no longer present to stop its growth. Even though it’s called a lily, these plants are part of the fynbos family, and are only distantly related to the true lily.
Read more: http://www.flowervalley.org.za/2015/03/march-lily/
Flower Valley Conservation Trust is a recognised public benefit organisation that works to ensure a fynbos-filled future. We encourage the careful and responsible use of our fynbos across the Cape Floral Kingdom, while protecting those jobs that depend on fynbos.
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Happy International Plant Appreciation Day! As partners and friends of Flower Valley, we know you #LoveFynbos as much as we do.
Flower Valley’s Early Learning Centre allows children aged two to six to discover more about themselves and their surroundings - providing a holistic education, with emphasis on nature.
Two Flower Valley Conservation Trust Early Childhood Development (ECD) practitioners have been elected to join the National ECD Leadership Programme. Jimmona Schuuman and Megan Wyness participated at the event held between 22 and 26 June in Cape Town...
Flower Valley Early Learning Centre children enjoyed the Easter weekend with an Easter egg hunt, a picnic and a walk through Flower Valley’s Stinkhoutsbos Forest.
A group of farmers and conservationists from the United Kingdom visited Flower Valley Farm recently.