From: Jaco Beneke jaco@rotran.co.za
Country: South Africa
Date: Saturday, April 24, 2010
i stay east of Pretoria South Africa. please i need some advise, on my property is a lovelly River Bush Willow tree, i suspect a type of drill worm or similar destroys the centre of some branches. please advise

From: lingarbel
Country: South Africa
Date: Tuesday, November 24, 2009
the baobab tree is one of the oldest trees in the world. the baobab tree is in south africa.

From: Joshua Jacobs
Country: South Africa
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2009
I`m really curious about tree growing in my city. I can`t find it in any local tree books which only list indigineous trees. I have to know what tree it is. It is a distinctive tree, should be easy to identify. jossie.jacobs@yahoo.com to help me.

From: thesugarcanetrain@msn.com
Country: United States
Date: Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Great site. I was given a 20 inch long African seed pod, that was carved inside out . It looks like a scoop and cut in half. I"d like to know what it is and what tree it comes from.

From: Marlena Fairbourne
Country: Canada
Date: Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Hello. I have just completed a really unique antique gothic type greenhouse especially built by me to create a space where i can enjoy growing my favorite African trees. You can email me for some photos at electrocrypt@shaw.ca

From: Tatiana
Country: Mozambique
Date: Friday, August 08, 2008
Hi, I was looking for info on trees and this came up. A great website you have here, thanks for all the information. I will keep it in mind for future references.Blessings

From: Muzat
Country: South Africa
Date: Saturday, July 26, 2008
I love this site a lot.Please keep the good work and together we can make the whole WORLD realise the importance of conserving trees, and pass the message or the awareness about the importance of the environment.

From: Cherry Layley
Country: South Africa
Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Hi, I cannot find the tree/palm I am looking for, it has large palm like leaves and has extremely sharp leave off every palm leaf.I cannot walk properly after one leaf pierced my ankle, I want to know how poisoness it is because of the tremendous pain.

From: Bob Smith
Country: United States
Date: Tuesday, February 12, 2008
I loved you web site! It was so helpful! I was doing a research project in shcool and you helped me find information on the baobab tree! I love you guys! Thanks so much!

From: Sonyetta James
Country: United States
Date: Sunday, February 03, 2008
I am a artist,looking for pictures of african trees for my art theme. The Acacia Siebriana`s is close to my ideal image, need pictures, or book, for painting. Please list titles that can be purchased. Thank you!!!