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| 24th September 2016 | 15th July 2018 | 22nd July 2020 |
24th May 2023A widespread species in the Cape of South Africa. It has a large tuber that allows it to survive the dry season. The feathery, carrot-like leaves spring almost directly from the top of the tuber, but a longer flower stem emerges from them, carrying a head of greenish yellow flowers with purple markings. It is strongly night-scented but I grow it in the Agave house, and I am rarely up there after dark, so I have not noticed. |
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