From where the perception amongst flower viewers that only fields and fields of orange daisies qualify as “flowers”? What about the yellow pêrdebos (Didelta spinosa), Clanwilliam Daisies and skilpadbessies (Nylandtia spinosa) which are all in full flower at the moment on the shady side of hills? Don’t they count as flowers too?
And what about the [...]

The 2010 Clanwilliam Wild Flower Show will be officially opened by Premier Helen Zille on the 26th August at 18h00 and the public are cordially invited to attend. The show is open from the 27th August to the 1st September from 08h30 to 18h00 daily and the entry fee is R25 for adults, R20 for [...]

The Clanwilliam Wild Flower Show opens this evening in the ‘Flower Church’. Best flowers are to be seen in Ramskop Nature Reserve, and also on the R364 from the Englishman’s Grave turnoff all the way to Wupperthal and also in the Bieudouw valley. The Old Cape Road along the Clanwilliam Dam over the Nieuwoudt Pass [...]

Unfortunately like the rest of the Cape, we are heading for some bad weather in the next couple of days (Tuesday & Wednesday) but it should be clearing by Friday. Flower displays are still very good in the Ramskop Nature Garden at Clanwilliam as well as at the old cemetery (drive along Park Street and [...]

The Clanwilliam Wild Flower show opens on Thursday 27th August at 6pm followed by a dinner at Reinholdts (R90pp). Tickets are available on 082 694 7356.
On Sat 29th August at 9am, there’s a 12km walk from Pakhuis Pass to Heuningvlei. En route you can see the rare and endangered Clanwilliam Ceder and fynbos. On arrival, [...]

The flowers are starting to come out in full force. If you are coming to the Cederberg to see the flowers then you will start to see flowers on the road from Citrusdal to Clanwilliam. Ramskop Flower Garden in Clanwilliam is looking fantastic. From there, you can continue on the road along the Clanwilliam Dam [...]

Just to remind everyone that the popular Clanwilliam Wild Flower Show will open on Thursday 27th August 2009 and continue until Sunday 2nd September. As usual it will be held at the Flower Church in the Main Road of Clanwilliam which is only 2.5 hours from Cape Town.