Aulax (featherbushes) 

There are three species, all found in the Western Cape, South Africa.

Brabejum (Wild almond)

The only species is the Wild Almond Brabejum stellatifolium which is found in the Western Cape.

There are 7 species, all endemic to the Western Cape.

Faurea (beechwoods)

About 15 species, found in Africa and Madagascar. There are 4 species indigenous to southern Africa.

Leucadendron (conebushes)

There are 83 species indigenous to southern Africa, found mainly in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape but entending as far north as KwaZulu-Natal.

Leucospermum (pincushions)

The 48 species are indigenous mainly to the Western Cape but the genus is also found in Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Zimbabwe.

Mimetes (pagodas)

The 13 species are endemic to the Western Cape.

Orothamnus (Marsh rose)

The only species is the Marsh Rose Orothamnus zeyheri found in the Western Cape in the mountains above Betty's Bay and Hermanus.

Paranomus (sceptres)

The 18 species are endemic to the Western and Eastern Cape.

Protea (sugarbushes)

About 112 species, found in Africa but mainly in South Africa where there have been about 83 species recorded.

Serruria (spiderheads)

There are about 55 species, all found in the Western Cape.

Sorocephalus (clusterheads)

The 11 species are all found in the Western Cape.

Spatalla (spoons)

The 20 species are all found in the Western Cape.

Vexatorella (vexators)

The 4 species are found in the Western Cape and southern part of the Northern Cape.

Isopogon

Two species cultivated.

Petrophile pulchella (Conesticks)

Indigenous to Western Australia.

Conospermum triplinervium

Indigenous to Western Australia.

Buckinghamia celsissima (Ivory curl flower)

Indigenous to northeastern Australia.

Lambertia formosa (Mountain devil)

Indigenous to eastern Australia.

Macadamia (Macadamia nut genus)

Ten species, native to subtropical eastern Australia, Indonesia and New Caledonia. Macadamia nuts come from Macadamia integrifolia (Smooth macadamia nut) and Macadamia tetraphylla (Rough macadamia nut). Besides the two nut-producing species, Macadamia ternifolia is also cultivated in southern Africa.

Embothrium coccineum (Chilean fire tree)

Indigenous to Chile and Argentina.

Alloxylon pinnatum (Fern-leaved tree waratah)

Indigenous to eastern Australia.

Telopea

Telopea oreades (Gippsland waratah, Victorian waratah) and Telopea speciosissima (Waratah, Common waratah), both indigenous to Australia, are cultivated.

Knightia excelsa (New Zealand honeysuckle tree)

Indigenous to New Zealand.

Stenocarpus

Stenocarpus salignus (Scrub beefwood, Red silky oak) and Stenocarpus sinuatus (Firewheel tree), indigenous to eastern Australia), are cultivated.

Banksia

Ten species cultivated.

Dryandra formosa

Indigenous to Western Australia.