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TheTreeApp - An app that makes it possible for you to identify and learn about South Africa's 900 larger indigenous tree species &140 alien invasive trees.

South Africa
Joined August 2017
A thrilling way to experience the indigenous forests in the Tsitsikamma, Garden Route of South Africa. youtube.com/watch?v=PnasHZrr…
The local Provincial Umtiza reserve – where this species used to be protected – is no longer operational. But at Shabanga Guest Farm you can see many of these trees – and enjoy a meal or refreshment. learn more about the Umtiza listeriana on TheTreeApp SA.
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While on the recent Tree photo trip some of TheTreeApp’s photo team literally stumbled into Shabanga Guest Farm near Cove Rock East London. Our quest was to find the unique Umtiza listeriana. Buy TheTreeApp SA on the App Store or Google Play R499.99
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A warm thank you to all at andBeyond Phinda who made our stay so memorable. The photos we took will bring a sense of discovery and new levels of knowledge to all the TheTreeApp users in KwaZulu-Natal. Buy TheTreeApp SA on the App Store or Google Play R499.99 @andbeyondtravel
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TheTreeApp team are busy loading the new photos from andBeyond Phinda to give a new burst of exciting visuals in an app update later this month. Buy TheTreeApp SA on the App Store or Google Play R499.99 @andbeyondtravel
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Recently TheTreeApp photo team had a fascinating and rewarding few days at andBeyond Phinda – Forest and Zuka Lodges. Buy TheTreeApp SA on the App Store or Google Play R499.99 @andbeyondtravel
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TREE OF THE WEEK Here are some fun facts about the African Weeping-wattle tree. - It’s an ever-green tree - It blossoms from September through to February - The tree is widely used for traditional medicine in Africa #TheTreeApp
TREE OF THE WEEK The weeping wattle is a wonderful tree to have in a wildlife-friendly garden; it is a host tree for butterflies, and the nectar-rich flowers also attract birds and bees. #TheTreeAPP
TREE OF THE WEEK The Peltophorum Africanum, also known as the weeping wattle. This tree can be identified by its bright yellow flowers, which are produced in impressive bouquets at the tips of its branches. #TheTreeApp
Download TheTreeApp today for only R499 and gain access to regularly updated content, for over 1 000 trees, you will learn to love! Free update available, update today thetreeapp.co.za