Plant Identification - DONE

[Toko]

Here are some to keep somebody busy for a while. These were all taken at Mpenjati on the South Coast, and the flowers are very small - no bigger than a 20c piece.

Commelina africana

[Dzombo]

Aloe Tenuior, Family: Asphodelaceae, Common name: iKhalana (Xhosa)

This is a Bulbine, not an Aloe.

I would need to see a clear photo of the plant itself before I could identify it with certainty.
There are a few species that look similar.[/quote]
What about "Yellow African Bulbine
Bulbine frutescens, Lily Family: ( Asphodelaceae (~Liliaceae)), Yellow African Bulbine. Also called: Bulbinella and Burn Jelly Plant" ???

[Lisbeth]

Here are some to keep somebody busy for a while. These were all taken at Mpenjati on the South Coast, and the flowers are very small - no bigger than a 20c piece.

Commelina africana

Sounds good, Toko, here is a pic from internet

the blue "thingie" is not the same, but it might be an autumn development

[Toko]

I think you are right with the Bulbine frutescens, Lis

There is another yellow one (B. natalensis), but it has thicker succulent-like leaves, and as far as one can see on Poplap's pic, the leaves are long and not thick.

[Flutterby]

For the Bulbine what about this one?

Bulbine alooides


And for my little yellow one, this one looked the same as mine:

Aneilema aequinoctiale

[Lisbeth]

Flowers!

The last one looks just like yours, Flutts and the other one looks like Elzet's, but the leaves are different, maybe the one Toko mentioned

[Toko]

For the Bulbine what about this one?

Bulbine aloides

B. aloides also has thick short wide leaves that resemble an Aloe.

:lol: Looking at the leaves often is the key

[Dzombo]

Aloe Tenuior, Family: Asphodelaceae, Common name: iKhalana (Xhosa)

This is a Bulbine, not an Aloe.

I would need to see a clear photo of the plant itself before I could identify it with certainty.
There are a few species that look similar.

What about "Yellow African Bulbine
Bulbine frutescens, Lily Family: ( Asphodelaceae (~Liliaceae)), Yellow African Bulbine. Also called: Bulbinella and Burn Jelly Plant" ???

Could well be. This is a fairly common garden plant. But need to see the leaves to be sure.

[Flutterby]

Aneilema aequinoctiale fits better than Commelina africana

[Dzombo]

I think you are right with the Bulbine frutescens, Lis

There is another yellow one (B. natalensis), but it has thicker succulent-like leaves, and as far as one can see on Poplap's pic, the leaves are long and not thick.

I also think that it is likely that it is Bulbine frutescens. It is a common garden plant. But need to see the leaves to be sure.

Aneilema aequinoctiale fits better than Commelina africana

I agree. The blue stamens fit better.