Anthericum consists of deciduous perennials characterized by fleshy roots and long, narrow leaves that grow from the base. The upright stems produce loose racemes or panicles of star-shaped or trumpet-like blooms in the spring or summer, which are succeeded by brown seed capsules.

Anthericum

Anthericum 'Arethusa'

Anthericum Janous

Anthericum baeticum

Anthericum bovei

Anthericum fistulosum

This plant forms clumps of narrow, grass-like leaves that are mid-green and measure between 30 and 45 cm in length. It features upright stems that can reach up to 1 meter tall, topped with white, trumpet-shaped blooms that have a diameter of up to 4 cm, typically appearing in late spring.

Anthericum liliago

An upright perennial, Anthericum liliago 'Major' features clusters of slender, grey-green foliage. Its narrow racemes bear white, trumpet-shaped flowers that measure between 2-3 cm across.

Anthericum liliago 'Major'

Anthericum liliastrum var. giganteum

Anthericum liliastrum var. majus

Anthericum maurum

Anthericum ramosum is a rhizomatous perennial characterized by elongated, strap-like leaves that display a grey-green hue. In early to mid-summer, it produces spikes bearing white, star-shaped flowers that rise on stems reaching up to 90 cm in height.