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WATCH | Spring is in full bloom as nature reserves are carpeted in daisies

Lauren O’Connor May

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1 Sep 2025

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Namaqualand daisies are out in full force as the seasons change.

WATCH | Spring is in full bloom as nature reserves are carpeted in daisies

Lauren O’Connor May

|

1 Sep 2025

Namaqualand daisies are out in full force as the seasons change.

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Mother nature showed off with a bouquet of new blooms as the seasons began to change.

Namaqualand daisies are painting fields white and yellow as they poke their heads out for spring.

Namaqualand daises carpet the fields opposite the police station in Strandfontein in white.

Namaqualand daisies are painting fields white and yellow as they poke their heads out for spring.

Rondevlei nature reserve is covered in millions of white Namaquland daisies.

Fields of Namaqualand daisies are turning the Strandfontein landscape white.

The view of the Rondebvlei nature reserve where it meets the sea from the back of Pelican Heights is peppered with white daisies that look like snow.

White Namaqualand daisies give the hills surrounding Strandfontein Pavilion a purple tinge as they curl up to sleep at sunset.

Rondvlei Natutre Reserve is in full bloom with millions of white Namaqualand daisies.

Namaqualand daisies are out in full force as the seasons change.

Specks of yellow add to the spring bouquet.

Blooms pop their heads up amongst the urban sprawl.

Rooi els blooms add splashes of pink to the bouquet

Sprigs of yellow break up the white carpet of Namaqualand daisies

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Arum lillies are also blooming among the daisies.

Rabia Isaacs sent this picture of the fields surrounding Strandfontein Pavilion in bloom.

Rabia Isaacs sent this picture of the fields surrounding Strandfontein Pavilion in bloom.

Kamiela Daniels of Woodlands introduces TygerBurger to the pet tortoise that loves to eat her rose petals. The pair are beside Louw's papaya tree which is heavy with fruit this spring. — Kamiela Daniels of Woodlands introduces TygerBurger to the pet tortoise that loves to eat her rose petals. The pair are beside Louw’s papaya tree which is heavy with fruit this spring.

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