Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden, South Africa

Common name: Baviaanskloofseder, Baviaanskloof cedar,, Willowmore cedar

Family: Cupressaceae (Cypress)

Distribution: Eastern Cape

IUCN Red list: Near threatened

National red list: Near Threatened

Comments: Female cones are dark brown, with rough, warty scales. They develop in autumn and remain on the tree for almost three years before the seeds are released during late summer. As a result, cones can be found in various stages of development on the tree, all year round.