Kraussia floribunda, synonymously known as Coffea kraussiana, Kraussia incerta, Kraussia schlechteri or Rhabdostigma schlechteri and commonly known as Rhino-coffee in English, Renosterkoffie and Wildekornoelie in Afrikaans or isiKhukhankobe, isiKhubashane, uTholomba in isiZulu, is a South African indigenous species found in the KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces. This is a pleasing garden shrub with faintly scented, attractive white flowers which appear in midsummer followed by a further season of interest in winter when a showy profusion of black edible and sweet berries are produced.