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Wordless Weds. Light in Early Spring

Date: March 5, 2014Author: Jardin Category: Plant focus

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March 14 140

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Winter is the flowering season for Aloes on the highveld where they can be seen all along the roadside in their orange glory in the setting sun. #highveldwinter #aloes #eveninglight

For Protea fans who would like to see them growing in their native Cape environment #southafricanflora #proteas #instaflowers

Thatched cottage under the shade of the ancient camphor tree, believed to have been planted by van der Stel in 1700, Vergelegen wine estate. #camphortree #vergelegen #somersetwest

The beautiful rill and fountain with a backdrop of the Helderberg mountains on the historic Vergelegen wine estate. #southafricanwines #vergelegen #somersetwest

More of those wonderful Proteas. #proteas #southafricanflora #leucospermum

Extraordinary fare, both visually and to taste, in the new winter menu at Gåte. Apparently “a dialogue between art, craft & culinary tradition”. It recently won Global Restaurant of the Year 2019. #Gåte #quoinrock #stellenbosch #finedining #restaurantoftheyear2019 #southafricancuisine

Through the casement window to the kitchen garden, Stellenbosch. #throughthewindow #Stellenbosch #kitchengarden #Capewinelands

Protea season in the Cape. In local tradition Proteas represent hope and change and, for me, there will be many changes ahead as I prepare to leave beautiful South Africa. #southafricanflora #protea

Wine tasting in the historic Manor House on the Boschendal wine estate. #winetasting #capewinelands #Boschendal #southafricanwines

Inside one of the beautiful 18th century houses in Stellenbosch which form part of the Museum walking tour through this beautiful town in the Cape Winelands #Stellenbosch #architecture #colonialhouse #capewinelands #stellenboschmuseum

Striking sculpture and Strelitzias against the dramatic landscape of the beautiful Delaire Graff estate. #capewinelands #delairegraff #sculpture #southafrica #strelitzias

Mist on the mountains and the dramatic setting of the vineyards of Buitenverwachting wine estate on the slopes of Constantiaberg. The name Buitenverwachting means “beyond expectation” ... and it was! #buitenverwachting #wineestate #Capewinelands #Constantia #winetasting

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