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The Kaffir Fig is an invasive species originally from South Africa. It's now well established on sandy cliffs near the sea in Dorset and Devon. The leaves are succulent and about 3 to 4 inches long. The flowers, which appear from June to August are purple-pink or yellow with a yellow centre.