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Cyrtanthus herrei
Clivia robusta
Haemanthus deformis
Crinum campanulatum
Clivia nobilis
Boophone disticha
Haemanthus
... being known as the 'April-fool'. Compared with other Amaryllidaceae, Haemanthus has especially small flowers. ... slow growing. For instance, H. nortieri [see Amaryllidaceae ] can take almost 17 years to mature. ...
Brunsvigia radulosa
... radulosa is a very striking bulbous plant of the family Amaryllidaceae that grows and flowers spectacularly in ...
Brunsvigia
... break open and scatter their seeds. [See picture in Amaryllidaceae ] Brunsvigia Brunsvigia , unlike its close ... of the bulbs are used for medicinal purposes. Like all Amaryllidaceae, however, brunsvigias are rich in alkaloids ...
Clivia caulescens
Crinum moorei
... world-wide tropical to temperate ornamental lily family, Amaryllidaceae. The family includes the European narcissi and ...
Crinum
... plants perform best in a permanent position and, like any Amaryllidaceae, do not react well to any disturbance of the ... a fascinating genus of the large and equally captivating Amaryllidaceae family . Larger in stature than most other species of Amaryllidaceae, most crinums are suitable as landscape plants ...
Ammocharis longifolia
... or in the garden in suitable climates. The family name Amaryllidaceae is from the name Amaryllus, a pretty ...
Brunsvigia josephinae
... a systemic insecticide may be used. The family name Amaryllidaceae is from the name Amaryllus, a pretty ...
Gethyllis
... elaborately fringed, as in G. verticillata . Unlike most Amaryllidaceae, the leaves of Gethyllis are often hairy. The ... only have 6 anthers per flower as is typical of most Amaryllidaceae. Although initially long and straight, the ... culinary properties. Gethyllis , a genus of the family Amaryllidaceae, has such unusual foliage, flowers and fruits ...
Nerine gibsonii
Amaryllidaceae
... Images : Colin Paterson-Jones May 2004 All Amaryllidaceae are perennials and apart from Clivia, ... are also attractively spotted with dark green or red. Amaryllidaceae usually have numerous flowers held in an ... whereas Australia is poor in having only three genera. Amaryllidaceae belong to Class: Angiospermae: Monocotyledonae ...
Nerine humilis
... this horticulturally important genus. The family name Amaryllidaceae is from Amaryllus who was a pretty shepherdess ...