Four African Native Trees for Shade, Privacy and Heritage When choosing trees for a homestead, farm, garden or boundary, African indigenous species offer much more than beauty. They can provide shade, privacy, wind protection, habitat for wildlife and, importantly, preserve a connection with African knowledge, traditions and folklore. Four remarkable species worth considering are Olea welwitschii, Warburgia ugandensis, Olea africana and Afrocarpus falcatus. Olea welwitschii – Elgon Olive A magni
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Four African Native Trees for Shade, Privacy and Heritage When choosing trees for a homestead, farm, garden or boundary, African indigenous species offer much more than beauty. They can provide shade, privacy, wind protection, habitat for wildlife and, importantly, preserve a connection with African knowledge, traditions and folklore. Four remarkable species worth considering are Olea welwitschii, Warburgia ugandensis, Olea africana and Afrocarpus falcatus. Olea welwitschii – Elgon Olive A magni
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