Our current catalogue is our 2010 summer catalogue including:

Calochortus Galanthus & Fritillaria

Trout Lilies

Drought Tolerant Amaryllids
NERINES
LYCORIS
STERNBERGIA

Glory of the Snow and Reticulata Iris
CHIONODOXA
DICHELOSTEMMA
IRIS RETICULATA

Crocus
CROCUS

Miniature Daffodils
MINIATURE DAFFODILS
NARCISSUS BULBOCODIUM

Species Tulipa
TULIPA

Aroids
ARISARUM
ARUMS
HELICODICEROS

Sun Loving South African Bulbs
ANOMATHECA
FERRARIA
GLADIOLUS
HESPERANTHA
IXIA
LACHENALIA
ONIXOTIS

No Fuss Spring Bulbs
ALLIUM
CAMASSIA
ENGLISH BLUEBELLS
HERMODACTYLUS
MUSCARI
NECTAROSCORDUM

Shade Loving Woodlanders
CYCLAMEN
DODECATHEON
LEUCOJUM
WOOD ANEMONES

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SUN LOVING SOUTH AFRICAN BULBS

ANOMATHECA

Members of the Iris Family these 'freesia-like' bulbous plants are native to Africa, with most of the species being located in South Africa. [FS,DT,DR ]

We have two varieties.

Description
Code
Price

ALBO MACULATA: White blooms on 50cm stems with red marking at the throat.

No. 0341
2 for $3:30
 

VIRIDIS: ( Syn. Fressia viridis ) Lovely apple-green 2cm blooms on 25cm stems.

No: 0343
2 for $3:30
 
FERRARIA

A genus of about 10 species from Africa with only one generally available to the gardening public.[FS, DT, DR]

Description
Code
Price

UNDULATA : The striking blooms are about 5cm. across and are an unusual combination of a cream background with greenish-brown spots and ruffled edge.

No. 0353a
$4:40ea
 

CRISPA (Dark Form): This a dark form of this species. Flowers are a dark velvet brown with crinkled olive edging.

No:0354a

No:0354b

$4:40ea

2 for $7.70

 
GLADIOLUS
A genus of about 180 species from Africa, Europe and the Middle East with most from South Africa. [FS, DT, DR]
Description
Code
Price

ABBREVIATUS: Tubular blooms of orange to red wi th striking green markings on the tepals.

No: 0305
$6:60ea
 

CARNEUS: Arching stems to 60cm with bell-shaped white flowers flushed pink on the exterior.

No: 0307
$5:50ea
 

ITALICUS: Brilliant magenta blooms with white markings on the tepals to 45cm.
SORRY NOT FOR WA

No: 0309
$4:40ea
 

TRISTIS VAR CONCOLOR: Pale yellow blooms on slender stems to 75cm with reed-like leaves. A strong fragrance is released only in the evening.

No: 0308a
$4:40ea
 
HESPERANTHA
[FS, DT, DR]
Description
Code
Price

FALCATA: This member of the Iridaceae family from South Africa produces a plant 30cm with 3-8 flowers per spike. Flowers are white, with the exterior of the tepals shaded red. Their blooms open of a late afternoon and are sweetly fragrant. Requires a dry Summer rest.

No: 0269
2 for $5:50
 

IXIA
A genus of about 50 species from the Winter rainfall regions of South Africia. [FS, DT, DR]
Description
Code
Price

CURTA: Brilliant orange blooms with brownish centre on 30cm stems.

No: 0377
$5:50ea
 

DUBIA: Multiple deep yellow blooms with a dark eye and exterior flushed orange on 45cm stems.

No: 0380
$4.40ea
 

ODORATA:Delightful sweetly scented buttercup yellow blooms on 60cm stems.
SORRY NOT FOR WA

No: 0375
$4:40ea
 

THOMASIAE: Nodding delicate pink blooms on 70cm arching stems.

No.0378
$7:70ea
 

TRIFOLIA: Deep lolly pink star shaped blooms with distinctive purple eye.

No: 0376
$5:50ea
 

VIRIDIFLORA: A beautiful turquoise green bloom with black eye zone on 80cm plus stems. A most desirable and striking ixia.

No: 0379
$9:90ea
 

LACHENALIA
A genus of at least 90 species mainly from the Coastal regions of South Africa. . [FS, DT, DR]
Description
Code
Price

MATHEWSII: Delightful lemon-yellow blooms with emerald green markings on the exterior, on 15cm stems. This species is found in the South West region of South Africa.

No: 0318
$6:60ea
 

ONIXOTIS
There are only two species of Onixotis and they are members of the Colchicaceae family from the Winter rainfall areas of South Africa. [MS, DT, DR]
Description
Code
Price

STRICTA: Pale pink blooms with a deep cherry-red centre, which resemble Cherry blossom, are produced in a spike up to 4cm, on stems to 50cm.

No: 0330a


No: 0330a

$6:60ea

2 for $11.00

 
 
 
 
 
All images and text © Bryan H Tonkin 2007