An evergreen rhizomatous species that grows up to 1.5 meters high. It is a very striking species with many blue flowers on the flowering spike. It occurs over a wide range of the Cape growing on mountain slopes and blooming spring to summer.

Ifafa Lily -Rarely available, this is an easy evergreen small bulbous plant from South Africa, which has proved hardy down to 5 degrees Centigrade and should do well on windowsills and in conservatories. In late winter, a flowering stem arises up to 30 cm high bearing a cluster of up to ten pendant tubular white or yellow flowers, sometimes these are scented.

This member of the iris family comes from the eastern coastal areas of the southern Cape, Eastern Cape and southern Kwazulu-Natal. It is a perennial, evergreen plant. The plants grow from underground rhizomes. The attractive flowers are large (about 100mm across) and are white with yellow nectar guides and outer tepals and violet central segments.

The name Haemanthus is derived from the Greek "haima" meaning blood and "anthos" meaning flower - a reference to the red flowers of most species. Albiflos refers to the white flowers of this particular species

This evergreen member of the Amaryllidaceae family  is found on the eastern coast of South Africa, growing in well-drained soil with some water and little sun. It has broad leaves up to 25 centimetres long, and a bulb which can grow to 8 centimetres in diameter. The "paint brush" flower is white with golden tipped anthers. The plant is reproduced by seeds, from the red fruits, and it also readily increases by offsets.