flufftail, Narina trogon, grey cuckooshrike, yellow-throated woodland warbler, crowned and southern ground hornbill. Plants Within the forest there are a number of very large and old yellowwoods of about the same age and size, surviving simultaneously because they were too small to harvest for logging during the late 19th century. On the upper contour of the walk old vines are present. Other species of trees include cabbage trees, white ironwood (Vepris lanceolata), knobthorn (Senegalia nigrescens), black stinkwood, sneezewood, lemonwood, wild currant, wild quince and tree fuchsia (Halleria lucida). The forest hosts a rich selection of wild plants and grasses including; a large variety of ferns, wild lilies including the spectacular paintbrush lily (Scadoxus puniceus, ground and tree orchids, wild dagga and wild iris. Nursery and craft and coffee shop The forest has an indigenous nursery selling plants and tree saplings. The Marustwa craft shop sells items made by crafters from the surrounding communities, including baskets, pots, wire, and woven gifts as well as jewelry and carvings. External links Marutswa forest information Forests of South Africa