Species list | Fynbos Corridor Collaboration

Scientific name	Common name	Features	Vegetation type(s)
Protea acuminata		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea aristata		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea aurea		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea burchellii		Suitable for clay soil This is a bird-friendly species This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds	Cape Flats Sand Fynbos
Protea canaliculata		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea compacta		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea coronata		Suitable for clay soil This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea cynaroides	King Protea	Good potplant Sensitive roots Suitable for clay soil Suitable for sandy soil This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea denticulata		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea effusa		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea eximia		Easy to grow Suitable for sandy soil This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds Will attract the Cape Sugarbird
Protea foliosa		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea glabra		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea grandiceps		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea holosericea		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea inopina		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea lacticolor		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea lanceolata		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea laurifolia		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea lepidocarpodendron		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea longifolia		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea lorifolia		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea magnifica	Queen protea	Drought-resistant Sensitive roots This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea mucronifolia		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea mundii		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea nana		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea neriifolia	Oleander-leaf protea	Can be used as a hedge Drought-resistant Easy to grow Fast-growing Sensitive roots Suitable for clay soil This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea nitida		Suitable for clay soil This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea obtusifolia		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea odorata		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea pendula		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea pityphylla		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea punctata		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea recondita		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea repens	Sugarbush	Drought-resistant Easy to grow It provides medicinal value Suitable for clay soil Suitable for sandy soil This is a bird-friendly species This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds	Cape Flats Sand Fynbos
Protea rupicola		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea scolymocephala	thistle protea, thistle sugarbush, small green protea, scoly	Drought-resistant This will attract honey bees
Protea speciosa		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea stokoei		Suitable for sandy soil This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea subvestita		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea sulphurea		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea susannae		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds
Protea witzenbergiana		This will attract honey bees Will attract sunbirds