... is in winter to spring, from June to August until October. Kniphofia coddiana is endemic to the Pondoland region in ... but can be differentiated by its globose fruits. Kniphofia coddiana flowers provide nectar and pollen for bees ... Nectar-feeding birds, such as sunbirds, also feed from Kniphofia flowers and play a role in pollination. Kniphofia ...

... Geoff Nichols for the photo of Himansu Baijnath with Kniphofia pauciflora taken in the Durban Botanic Gardens, and ... flowers that are more widely spaced when compared to other Kniphofia species. The plant produces slender pokers with ... September to November, and intermittently through summer. Kniphofia pauciflora is a South African endemic, restricted ...

... and Peter Warren for allowing the use of their images. Kniphofia porphyrantha is a clump-forming, small, evergreen, ... and can extend into midsummer, to January and February. Kniphofia porphyrantha is widespread inland between 1 300 ... of South Africa. It also occurs in Lesotho and Eswatini. Kniphofia porphyrantha is one of the three species of ...

... leaves compared to the thick, fleshy leaves of aloes. Kniphofia ichopensis is a slender, grass-like plant that ... a bit earlier, in November, than the typical variety. Kniphofia ichopensis is found mostly in the midlands of ... flowering for aesthetic purposes. Many plants in the genus Kniphofia are known to withstand frost and freezing ...

... Le Roux Lowveld National Botanical Garden December 2014 Kniphofia rooperi is a robust, evergreen perennial, which ... flowers attract insects such as bees and butterflies. Kniphofia This evergreen, fast-growing perennial does best in ... is violet rot if the drainage of the soil is impaired. Kniphofia rooper i belongs to the Asphodelaceae family which ...

... However, flies and bees have been seen collecting pollen. Kniphofia Although this species is so rare, a few plants and ... available for garden cultivation, a very close relative Kniphofia pauciflora , which is now believed to be extinct in ... prolifer and wild arums ( Zantedeschia sp .). The genus Kniphofia is named after the 18th century German professor, ...

... as sunbirds and sugarbirds. Certain insects also visit it. Kniphofia K. linearifolia grows well in rich soil in an open, ... ones might struggle a bit, but can establish themselves. Kniphofia linearifolia makes a brilliant display in a garden ... of this species also make excellent cut flowers. The genus Kniphofia was named in honour of Johannes Hieronymus Kniphof, ...