Bulbine asphodeloides seeds grow into the Asphodel-like bulbine — a clump-forming bulbine native to the semi-arid biome of the Western and Eastern Cape provinces of South Africa, growing in grassy areas, roadsides and disturbed sites. The epithet asphodeloides means 'resembling Asphodelus' (the Mediterranean Asphodel). Produces clumps of narrow, cylindrical, succulent leaves and erect spikes of yellow flowers. Family Asphodelaceae (Bulbinoideae).Full sun to partial shade; well-drained soils; drought-tolerant; warm Mediterranean to temperate conditions. 'Asphodeloides' = resembling Asphodelus; clump-forming; narrow cylindrical leaves; erect yellow flower spikes; South Africa Clump-forming; narrow cylindrical succulent leaves; erect yellow flowers; grassy habitats; Western-Eastern Cape Western and Eastern Cape, South Africa — semi-arid biome; grassland and disturbed sites Genus Bulbine: ~76 species; Africa and Australia; Family Asphodelaceae (Bulbinoideae); Order Asparagales Full sun/partial shade; well-drained soils; drought-tolerant; Mediterranean/temperate; Family Asphodelaceae Bulbine asphodeloides — the Asphodel-like bulbine — is named for its resemblance to the Mediterranean Asphodel; a clump-forming South African bulbine with yellow flower spikes above narrow cylindrical leaves.IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.
