CYRTANTHUS lobatus
CYRTANTHUS lobatus

CYRTANTHUS angustifolia

Out-of-Stock
€9.50
Author : (L.f.) Aiton
Family : Amaryllidaceae
Habitat : South Africa
It is found on mountain slopes and flats in seasonal streams and marshes. It flowers spring to summer, occasionally in winter after a fire. Growing up to 45 cm, the bright red flowers are pollinated by sunbirds.
About 1 cm bulb
OUR PLANTS OUR ARE SENT WITH THE POT OR BARE ROOTS. PLEASE CONSULT OUR CONDITIONS OF SALE BECAUSE NO GUARANTEE IS GIVEN REGARDING THEIR RETURN. THEY ALSO TRAVEL AT YOUR OWN RISK, THE CARRIER YOU HAVE CHOSEN REMAINS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR DELIVERY. YOU MUST CONTACT HIM IN CASE OF A DELIVERY PROBLEM, WITH THE TRACKING NUMBER YOU HAVE RECEIVED.

Our Engagements

badge_envoi.png

badge_passion.png

 
CULTURE :
Exposure : bright and sunny
Temperature : a minimum of 0°c
Soil : not too rich and well drained
Summer resting

Customers who bought this product also bought:

CRASSULA umbella CRASSULA umbella 2
Out-of-Stock
PLANTS

CRASSULA umbella 'Robertson Form'

€8.50
Author : Thunb. Family : Crassulaceae Habitat : R.S.A. Crassula umbella is a succulent dwarf perennial. It is totally apart in the world of Crassula. Each stem bears one, rarely 2, cup-shaped leaves giving it the appearance of an umbrella from which it takes its name. The leaves are green on the upper side and red on the lower side. The...
View
OXALIS aff. pulchella OXALIS aff. pulchella 2
Out-of-Stock
PLANTS

OXALIS luteola

€9.50
Author : Family : Oxalidaceae Habitat : South Africa Amazing color for this Oxalis we offer for the first time in our nursery. TAKE CARE, winter growing so, in summer we send it as a tiny bulb. Not suitable for indoor growing. It is best outside where it can tolerate some frost. bulb with 1/2 leaves. From march to august, sent as a small...
View
TYLECODON singularis (+ 10 s) TYLECODON singularis (+ 10 s) 2
PLANTS

TYLECODON singularis 'East of Rosh Pina'

€8.50
Author: Bothalia 12(3): 380. 1978 Dyer R.A. Family: Crassulaceae Habitat: Namibia (East of Rosh Pina) plant with only one 2/3 cm leaf Very strange big leaves
CRASSULA nemorosa CRASSULA nemorosa 2
  • Online only
Last items in stock
PLANTS

CRASSULA nemorosa

€5.50
Author : (Eckl. & Zeyh.) Endl.Crassulaceae Habitat : R.S.A. Pretty small species with creamy green foliage, growing in small clumps and producing slightly pinkish green flowers in late winter as on the third pic OUR PLANTS ARE SENT WITH THE POT OR BARE ROOTS. PLEASE CONSULT OUR CONDITIONS OF SALE BECAUSE NO GUARANTEE IS GIVEN...
OXALIS flava OXALIS flava 2
Last items in stock
PLANTS

OXALIS flava

€6.50
Author : L. Family : Oxalidaceae Habitat : South Africa Oxalis flava is a stemless perennial with the leaves in a tuft at soil level often not fully expanded at flowering, hairless, leathery and greyish, with large brown stipules, divided into 2-12 narrow to elliptical, folded leaflets. When the leaflets are closed the foliage has a very...
EUCOMIS regia EUCOMIS regia 2
PLANTS

EUCOMIS regia

€14.50
Author : (L.) L'Hér Family : Hyacinthacées Habitat : South Africa the only species in the winter precipitation portion of South Africa, has prostrate leaves and cream to greenish flowers. It is common in shale soils. Superb and rare 3 years old seedlings. One year from flowering. Similar to the first pic. Sent bare roots OUR PLANTS OUR...
OXALIS convexula (5 bulbillas)
PLANTS

OXALIS convexula

€5.50
Author: Jacq Family: Oxalidaceae Habitat: South Africa 5 CM POT Nice compact Oxalis with beautifull delicate pink flowers own production RESTING SOON. WINTER GROWING
GEISSORHIZA corrugata (5 s) GEISSORHIZA corrugata (5 s) 2
Last items in stock
PLANTS

GEISSORHIZA corrugata

€6.50
Author: Family: Habitat: 2/3 bulbs flowering in 1 year own production
MASSONIA depressa (yellow flowers) MASSONIA depressa (yellow flowers) 2
PLANTS

MASSONIA depressa (yellow flowers)

€6.50
Author : Houtt. Family : Hyacinthaceae Habitat : South Africa Massonia depressa low-growing is a low growing succulent geophyte to 5 cm with 2 flat leaves that are sometimes blotched with green or maroon. The green, white, yellowish or pinkish, almost petal-less flowers of this plant, develop at ground-level clustered between the leaves....