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A photograph of a candelabra euphorbia on koppie. They are not especially abundant, although they are widely scattered throughout the country.

A photograph of the low veld and valley at Nelspruit. There is also pterocarpus angolensis in the foreground.

A photograph of a 1 year old orchard of quamquats.

A photograph of trees with mango, tamarind, and grapefruit. H.L. Hall is standing facing a bush on the right.

A photograph of napier fodder that is cut back and camel thorn on the left.

A photograph of kikuyu grass witha few bunches of tricholaena rosea. There is a citrus orchard in the background.

A photograph of three farm houses with a cymbopogon thatched roof.

A photograph of tennis court and farm houses. There are also grevillia and eucalyptus around the area.

A photograph of Dicklow Hall in the judge's stand.

A photograph of the home of H.L. Hall with a view of the garden in the front of the house.

A photograph of the garden with Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Thelma.

A photograph of Thelma Hall holding a grapefruit cut in half in both hands. This grapefrui is exceptionally sweet and has no bitter taste.

A photograph of Thelma Hall holding a grapefruit cut in half in both hands. It is four inches in diameter.

A photograph of a nursery of papaya, mango, and avocado. Trees are grown in tin cans and are shaded by a camel thorn tree.

A photograph from outside of the nursery, showing a full view of the camel thorn tree.

A photograph of the cape gooseberry, which is considered one of the most important fruits of South Africa.

A photograph of lemon stock being grown under irrigation.

A photograph of the avocado nursery. Dark blue and green, pear-shaped fruits are the trypes grown here.

A photograph of begonias, maidenhairs, and coleus, which form the background of the tennis court.

A photograph of sabre mango trees that were planted in 1903.