Cassytha ciliolata also known as dodder, Devils tresses. I promised more info on this as well as some links. A very basic explanation would be...Dodder, a parasitic vine which is leafless and rootless. Dodder grows on its host plants without touching the soil. It has the ability to grow rapidly, entwining and parasitizing its host plants by inserti 
Drimia exuviata also known as Gifbol. Plants can reach up to 1m long. The flowers are pleasantly scented and white or sometimes pinkish with a dark brown-green line. They enjoy growing on loamy soils. Some Drimia species have been used for medicinal proposes and some are highly toxic to domestic stock. 
Hermannia filifolia also known as Broodblom. Plants flower in spring and are abundant in clay soils. The smooth grey-green leaves are strap shaped and grouped in tufts. Plants flower in spring and summer after rain. The red flowers are twister whish is characteristic of Hermannias and are about 10mm in diameter. And the calyx lobes flare out when f 
Stoebe plumosa also known as Slangbos is found growing abundantly in different areas of the reserve. It has distinct white woolly leaves that are densely packed in clusters on the stems. Flowers are insignificant. Plants flower in winter and autumn. It favours loamy and sandy soils on disturbed sites in Renosterveld, Waboom veld, Protea and Grassy 
Stoebe alopecuroides, also known as Jakkalsstert (Jackal tail) or Katstertslangbos (Cat tail snake bush). This shrub is about 1m tall with tightly packed leaves pressed to the stems about 5mm tall. It has long white flowerheads that are about 15mm in length, at the ends of the steps that appear to be like cats tails. Plants flower in spring and are 
Cyphia volubilis, is also known as waterbaroe. These plants are creepers and can climb up to 1m into shrubs. Flowers vary from white to purple and are about 10-25mm wide with dark purple markings at the base of the three upper petals. The slender twining stems rise from a large underground fleshy potato-like tuber. The Baroe was once a widely used 
Watsonia laccata, is a small Watsonia species which only grows to 200mm-400mm. The flowers are various shades of pink and it enjoys growing in grassy open areas in colonies. 
Erica coccinea ssp. coccinea the yellow green form is a gorgeous Erica with bold flowers in a lime green colour. Here the young flowers sport a vibrant almost luminous colour. This shrub can grow to over 1m tall. The flowers are tubular can be white, yellow or red. They ae not sticky at all. The stamens and style are far exerted out of the flower t 
Disperis capensis var. capensis this is a beautiful little orchid characterised by the little hood-like structure formed by the ascending median sepal with a long tapering tail. Sometimes referred to as a "granny bonnet" due to the shape of the flower with the two long tapering sepals on either side forming the ribbons of the bonnet. The Disperis f 
Bartholina burmanniana, also known as a spider orchid. This is an incredible little plant with one single leaf pressed flat against the ground. The flower is feathery and often found growing in clearings in grassy type areas which makes it almost impossible to spot. The whole plant is about 8cm tall. 
