Acokanthera-oppositifolia, commonly known as the Bushman's Poison or the Wintersweet, is a plant species native to South Africa. Despite its unique name, there are several synonyms for this intriguing plant. It is often referred to as Acokanthera oblongifolia, which highlights its elongated leaves. Another synonymous term is Acokanthera spectabilis, emphasizing the plant's splendid nature. Additionally, it is occasionally referred to as Acokanthera oppositiflora, emphasizing the opposite positioning of its attractive flowers. Regardless of the synonym used, this plant remains a fascinating botanical specimen, treasured for its beautiful foliage, fragrant flowers, and medicinal properties.