Famsa plants dwarf jade plants (spekbome) in Secunda

Organisation leads by example

November 29, 2019

Jana Oosthuizen Less than a minute

The board members, volunteers and staff members of Famsa who helped to plant the dwarf jade plants are (in front) Ms Lindo Tshabalala, Ms Amalindiah Thabune, Ms Patricia Sithole and Ms Marcelle Bester. At the back are Ms Santa Vermaak, Ms Gabi Nkosi, Ms Naku Masuku, Ms Petro Peyper, Mr Kennedy Mabombwa, Ms Nombuso Mkohto, Mr André Blom, Ms Julian Hodgson and Ms Amanda Haywood.

SECUNDA – Personnel and volunteers of the non-profit organisation, Famsa, planted four dwarf jade plants (spekbome) at their premises in Secunda on Thursday, 21 November.

Ms Naku Masuku of Famsa said they decided to take on this project, because dwarf jade plants are good for the environment and they are tough and can survive for a long time.

The dwarf jade plant is also edible.

The board and staff members of Famsa encouraged people to follow their example and plant dwarf jade plants.

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November 29, 2019

Jana Oosthuizen Less than a minute