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Crocosmia paniculata
Crocosmia paniculata
Bulb
Crocosmia paniculata is a tall growing bulb with pleated leaves that normally grows in clumps and when in flower it is quite a sight. It is a great asset in the larger garden where in will thrive in a damp spot.
Pleated leaves
Very hardy
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Crocosmia pottsii
Crocosmia pottsii
Bulb
Crocosmia pottsii is a floriferous plant that is most at home on riverbanks where the flowers arch over the water.
It is an excellent addition to a sunny, damp spot in the garden. An easy grower with little natural enemies.
Slender crocosmia
Very hardy
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Cyrtanthus breviflorus
Cyrtanthus breviflorus
Bulb
Cyrtanthus breviflorus is a hardy, bulbous evergreen plant that will grow best in marshy areas. Bright yellow flowers can appear throughout the year. Interplant with small moisture-loving grasses or sedges or plant en masse.
Yellow fire lily
Very hardy
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Cyrtanthus mackennii
Cyrtanthus mackennii
Bulb
Cyrtanthus mackennii is an evergreen bulb that has dark green, narrow, strap-like leaves and heads of tubular flowers, from July to February. Plant en masse for a beautiful display in winter.
Ifafa lily
Hardy
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Cyrtanthus sanguineus
Cyrtanthus sanguineus
Bulb
Cyrtanthus sanguineus is a most rewarding species to grow, bearing large bright red or orange flowers in spring to late summer. A well drained, compost enriched medium and semi shade position is preferred.
Kei lily
Hardy
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Dierama medium
Dierama medium
Bulb
Dierama medium, when not in flower, is reminiscent of a Dietes. However, the pink or blue pendulous flowers make this a stunning addition to any garden. This specie is very floriferous. Plant in sun in well-drained soil.
Hair-bell
Very hardy
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Dierama mossi
Dierama mossi
Bulb
Dierama mossi is the only hare-bell that occurs in Gauteng. The plant is quite small and prefers a wet spot. The pendulous flowers make a stunning display in summer.
Hare-bell
Very hardy
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Dierama pendulum
Dierama pendulum
Bulb
Dierama pendulum is an evergreen geophyte reaching up to 1,5 m. Its striking pendulous, bell-shaped blooms are borne on a long arching, branched inflorescence. It is one of the most well-known and desirable members of this group.
Hair-bell
Very hardy
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Drimia altissima
Drimia altissima
Bulb
Drimia altissima has a long inflorescence, up to 1m, that is very conspicuous amongst grasses during September and October. The large bulb is often half above ground with tough, overlapping fleshy scales and is very hardy.
Tall white squill
Hardy
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Drimia elata
Drimia elata
Bulb
Drimia elata has overlapping, reddish dense scales that make this bulb unusual. The overlapping, reddish dense scales of this bulb make it unusual. So is the flower with a very prominent spur and a silvery appearance. A good garden subject.
Satin squill
Hardy
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