The Karree grows mainly in the Kalahari Desert region.
The Kiaat or Wild teak tree grows in a woodland habitat.
This deciduous tree grows to between 4 and 6m high in dry woodland areas.
This is the most common and widespread of the 2 variations of large sourplum.
This is an common invasive species of plant that spreads and grows without human assistance.
This rather messy, spiky shrub normally grows up to 2m.
The Marula is a fairly attractive deciduous tree.
This evergreen tree can grow up to 20m high.
One of the rarest members of Namibia's Acacia clan is the monkey-thorn.
The Mopane Tree is one of the principal trees in the southern tropics of Africa.
This is a small shrub or tree that grow up to 4m high.
The Mountain thorn is a rather untidy looking tree or shrub .
This evergreen, multi-stemmed shrub stands from 2 to 4m tall.
The bark is pale grey, older branches change to pale brown with yellow hairs.
This shrub grows up to 3.5m high along Namibian watercourses.
This evergreen tree is confined to the riverine forests of the Zambezi Region.
This is an ancestral tree that grows north of Windhoek.
It is only found in the Kaokoveld and central-north regions of the country.
The spreading crown of the paper bark acacia grows from around 7 to 12m.
Pod mahogany grow in sandy soil and is a relatively rare species in the dry woodlands.
The quiver trees are endemic to the southern highlands of Namibia
The Radio tree is a long tree, with wiry branches.
The Red Bushwillow is a small to medium-sized tree.
The reddish-brown bark and the V-shape of this tree or shrub grows up to 5m high.
The Ringwood tree is often mistaken with the Shepherds tree.
The River Bean is a shrub that can grow to tree height of between 1 to 8m.
River scrambling acacia are a multi-stemmed, sprawling shrub.
A River thorn is a deciduous tree with a flattened, sprawling crown.
This deciduous tree can grow up to 20m high, but 10m is more common.
Sand thorn are a multi-stemmed, v-shaped small tree or shrub.
The sand veld acacia is a tree or a shrub often reaching 5m high.
The Sausage tree is an evergreen or semi-deciduous tree.
Scented pod acacias inhabit northern Namibian regions.
This tree is found all over southern Africa and as far as Zambia.
This is a very common tree in Namibia and in particular the Kalahari Desert.
The plains of central to north-central Namibia are the main habitats of this shrub.
This stiff shrub is a member of the Sourplum family.
The Smelly Shepherds tree is smaller than the Shepherds tree.
This plant only occurs in the far north of the country around Epupa Falls .
This plant belongs to the hibiscus or cotton family.
This deciduous succulent is a dwarf tree with a thick, short trunk.
The Sweet thorn is a smallish deciduous tree, with a spreading, roundish crown.
The Sycamore fig is also known as the cluster fig and grows up to 20m high.
The Tamboti is a smallish tree with leaves that turn red to red-brown.
The curved thorns of the three-hooked acacia, normally grow in threes at the nodes.
The Umbrella Thorn is a common tree that grows in savannah woodland and grassland.
This semi-deciduous, multi-branched shrub grows up to 2m high.
Water thorn are shrubs associated with Etosha Pan.
The Weeping Wattle is common in woodland and woodland grassland areas.
This slender shrub grows a number of long, drooping, whip-like branches.
The White Seringa has leaves that turn bright yellow to red/red-brown in autumn.
White stemmed acacia are also known as mukoka.
The Wild Date Palm only grows near water and in coastal grassland areas.
Wild ebony belongs to the cocoa family.
the Wild Olive is fairly widespread in Namibia and is Utilized by man and beast.
The Wild Pear is a small, but attractive, (3-10m) deciduous tree.
The Woolly Caper Bush is a tree-like shrub which can grow up to 6m high.
The Woolly Caper Bush is a tree-like shrub which can grow up to 6m high.
The Woolly Caper Bush is a tree-like shrub which can grow up to 6m high.
The Yellow-bark acacia grows as either a tree or a shrub up to 6m high.
It is a semi-deciduous to evergreen erect tree which grows between 3 to 10m high.
These trees are often confused with baobabs, but are not related to them.
This plant bears very, small yellow-green flowers that bloom from February to April.
The rough, deeply grooved bark of this shrub is pale grey to blackish.
The Ana tree has been known to grow up to 25m tall.
This is a deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub that grows up to 3m high.
Apple-leaf can be seen in Namibia in the far north-west of Namibia.
Another tree with an upside down appearance is the Baobab tree.
This plant belongs to the custard-apple family.
The bark is a grey-brown colour with some white specks.
It has a thick stem, with long, spiny, drooping branches.
Buffalo thorn is this bush that tends to hook itself into skin and clothing.
The Burkea tree is a deciduous tree with a characteristic rounded to flattened crown.
It has many stems which form a thicket or a small tree growing 2 to 3m high.
Their characteristic flat, spreading crowns give off a broom-like appearance.
This shrub belongs to the bougainvillea family and is the only member of this family found in the country.
The Camelthorn tree is one of the country's most common, found all over Namibia.
These large, green, thorny thickets, usually develop from one plant.
The Common cluster fig grows between 10-35m.
The Cork bush is a semi-deciduous shrub or small tree that grows up to 3m high.
This evergreen to semi-deciduous tree grows up to 4m high.
The multi-stemmed succulent shrub holds a milky latex and grows up to 2.5m high.
A squat plant with a large, swollen, tuber-looking stem, hence the name.
The fever-berry is also known as murongo or koorsboom.
The flame-thorn tree grows up to 4m high often forming dense thickets.
Their most typical habitat tends to be in clay and 'black cotton' soils.
This plant is also called the saltbush.
This tree does grow in places with the Camelthorn tree and they often hybridise.
This many-stemmed shrub or small tree usually grows from 1 to 4m high.
The Halfmens is a spiny, cactus-like tree with a crown of large leaves.
This plant is endemic to the Namib Desert.
With a bushveld habitat, the Jackalberry grows in the far north of Namibia.
The straight, flat dark reddish-brown fruit pod opens when ripe.
This deciduous shrub can grow as a slender tree which grows up to 9m high.
The grey bark is smooth supporting pale brown, hairless young branchlets.
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