An introduction from South America, and found here growing by the roadside near Doyum, Greater Accra Region. The leaves have a distinctive scent of mint.
Showing the characteristic flower structure of the Onagraceae. Growing by the roadside near Doyum, Greater Accra Region.
A native of Ghana but the species has a wide distribution spanning large parts of Africa and Asia. Accra University Botanical Garden.
The grounds of the Accra University Botanical Garden, were home to a number of small weedy species taking advantage of the light management regime.
This genus was formerly placed in the Portulacaceae. Accra University Botanical Garden.
A small ornamental shrub in Accra University Botanical Garden.
Scrambling over a wall in the suburb of Teshie in eastern Accra.
Delicate lilac flowers on this small herbaceous plant in Accra University Botanical Garden.
A large, purple-flowered shrub native to Colombia and Ecuador, here growing in Accra University Botanical Garden.
The vibrant scarlet fruits have an interesting texture. Accra University Botanical Garden.
Flowers on a male Pawpaw shrub in Accra University Botanical Garden.
Flowers borne by a large tree in Accra University Botanical Garden.
Inflorescence on a small shrub growing at the side of the road in Amanfrom, a few miles south of Kibi, Eastern Region.
Farm in Amanfrom, a village a few miles south of Kibi, Eastern Region.
Flowers and fruit on a Bellyache Bush growing on a steep bank above the Volta Lake near Akosombo, Eastern Region.
Growing by the roadside north of the entrance to Kakum National Park, Central Region.
Coral Vine growing on disturbed ground beside a road in Accra. This species is native to Mexico.