Brunsvigia

Brunsvigia bosmaniae

Brunsvigia bosmaniae white-flowered

Brunsvigia cooperi

Brunsvigia elandsmontana

Brunsvigia gariepensis is a compact, uncommon bulb characterized by its tough exterior and elongated, flat leaves that grow close to the ground in a vibrant green hue. During the autumn months, it produces sizable flower clusters featuring pure white or very light pink blossoms.

Brunsvigia gariepensis

Brunsvigia grandiflora is a bulbous perennial characterized by its wide, low-lying leaves. From August to October, tall stems emerge, each topped with a cluster of large, funnel-shaped flowers resembling those of nerines, arranged in a hemispherical formation and displaying a pink hue.

Brunsvigia grandiflora

Brunsvigia gregaria

Brunsvigia herrei

Brunsvigia hybrid mix

Brunsvigia josephinae

Brunsvigia litoralis is a sizable bulb known for its unique red to pink candelabra-like flowers that bloom during the summer months. After the flowering period, it produces a cluster of tongue-shaped leaves with frilled edges that rise vertically from the center. The bulb's tunic is brown and has a papery texture.

Brunsvigia litoralis

Brunsvigia marginata

Brunsvigia natalensis

Brunsvigia orientalis

Brunsvigia orientalis 'Alba'

Brunsvigia orientalis red-flowered

Brunsvigia pulchra

Brunsvigia radula from Vanrhynsdorp

Brunsvigia radulosa

Brunsvigia radulosa 'Barkley East' is a deciduous perennial that grows from a bulb. It features broad, coarse leaves that lie flat against the ground, emerging either concurrently with or shortly after the flowering period. From summer to autumn, it produces substantial umbels of flowers that range in color from coral-pink to red, borne on sturdy stems.

Brunsvigia radulosa 'Barkley East'

Brunsvigia striata

Brunsvigia striata 'Oorlogskloof' is a unique bulbous perennial that thrives as a non-hardy species. This compact plant features impressive umbels adorned with 8 to 30 flowers, ranging from light to mid-pink, which bloom from late summer through mid-autumn. The bulbs measure approximately 4-5 centimeters in diameter and support 4 to 6 large, elliptical leaves. These leathery, tongue-shaped leaves typically display attractive red edges and lie flat against the ground. Foliage emerges after the flowering period, continuing to grow through winter and spring before entering dormancy in the summer months. Ideal for cultivation indoors, it can be grown successfully as a houseplant or within a heated greenhouse or sunroom. This species appeals to bulb enthusiasts and succulent collectors seeking to diversify their plant selections.