Family: Asparagacaea (Dracaenaceae)
GIR: Chongwa
Frutescent, grows in thick stands, rhizomes subterranean; stem upright, terete, 1–1.5 m high. Inflorescence 0.5 m long with small white flowers and orange berries.
The leaves are used for poison.
Grows on the cliff face
Family: Asparagacaea (Dracaenaceae)
Multi stemmed shrub up to 15M
Highly fragrant pink – white flowers attractive to insects. Popular with birds
Sometimes available in plant nurseries
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Family: Asparagacaea (Anthericaceae)
Herb with spongy roots up to 50cm. Green white flowers. Grows in sun/ shade.
Ants are attracted to the flowers.
Grows on the coral cliff face. Propogate from seeds and cuttings.
Family: Asparagaceae (Hyacinthaceae)
Grows on the coastal cliff.
Bulb with green /white flowers to 1M tall. The bulb is used in traditional medicine.
Host to:
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