Being Green - 27 March 2020

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In this week’s edition of Being Green, Glynis Crook talks to Kirstenbosch Gardens’ senior horticulturist, Cherise Viljoen, about the Spekboom which is widely fêted for its carbon absorption properties. They discuss concerns that people, in their enthusiasm, are planting them where they don’t really belong, and whether other indigenous succulents have similar capabilities.
27 Mar 2020 English South Africa Health & Fitness

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