Suitable for a small garden. Dais cotinifolia does not like pruning. It needs much TLC if planted in a pot.

Suitable for a large garden. Plant it as a focal point for its multi-stem growth form and stunning flowers. Sickle-bush is a good candidate for planting along a vulnerable fence as an impenetrable, spiky thicket, serving as a security screen. It has an aggressive root system. Watch out and control proliferation if you plant it as a focal point. Once in 5 years should suffice.

Suitable for a small garden as a screening tree or to create a bush veld look and feel. Plant it for its red fruit, which will attract fruit eating birds, and sweetly scented flowers, which will attract insects and bees. It is a no-nonsense, easy grower that tolerates almost all soil types.

Suitable for a very small garden. Use Diospyros whyteana shiny, bright green leaves to provide a color contrast in the garden. It can serve as a focal point or screen up to 2m high

Suitable for a small garden. Dombeya rotundifolia responds well to pruning. It flowers profusely in early spring before leaf budding.

Small-leaved dragon tree is recommended for a small garden. Plant it in a large pot if you have a very small garden. This tree makes for a handsome display. It is something out of the ordinary

Transvaal milkplum is an ideal tree for a small or even very small garden. Plant it for its edible fruit and rust-brown new leaves which change to glossy, dark-green later on. It is a decorative tree which will stand out in your garden.

Erythrina caffra is suitable for a small garden if planted in a large pot. It has very aggressive roots.

Suitable for a very small garden. Plant Dwarf coral tree for its beautiful, large, red flowers, which will attract nectar feeding birds.

Euclea crispa is suitable for a small garden as screen or focal point. Birds love its fruit.