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Indigenous Plant Poster Series
A set of six downloadable posters that showcase indigenous plants suitable for gardens in Durban. These posters help residents identify native species that support local wildlife and require less water.
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Places
eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal
Reference
https://museums.durban.gov.za/page/indigenous-plants-for-your-garden
Access to iNaturalist for plant identification
Residents can sign up for the iNaturalist app and website to help identify plants and other organisms in their gardens or local D’MOSS areas, supporting biodiversity monitoring and conservation efforts.
If you need help identifying plants and other organisms in your garden or local D’MOSS area, sign up to use iNaturalist website and apps.
Information on indigenous plants via PlantzAfrica
The public can access detailed information about indigenous plants in South Africa through the PlantzAfrica website, managed by the South African Biodiversity Institute.
More information on indigenous plants in South Africa can be found at the PlantzAfrica website, which is maintained by the South African Biodiversity Institute.
Green Landscaping Guideline Booklet
A full booklet that provides guidance on planting and maintaining indigenous plants in gardens and landscapes. It supports sustainable landscaping practices and helps protect local ecosystems.
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