Plant Description

Albuca juncifolia

Albuca juncifolia

This diminutive South African bulb grows in a relatively shaded spot in my garden. It looks almost like a strange sort of striped, greenish-yellow daffodil or even a Fritillaria, nodding daintily above its grassy leaves. The flowers appear in August and September. It would look good in a pot, which could be placed in a prominent position when the bulbs are in flower, so their quaint form can be appreciated at close quarters.

Postscript: my specimen disappeared after a while - I do think it is better grown in a pot.

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Albuca juncifolia
Flowers August and September.
Plant Family: Asparagaceae

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