Starry, fragrant 2–3" shiny white flowers with dark purple-burgundy at the center. Up to a dozen flowers open consecutively on graceful arching stems for three to four weeks in late summer over a fan of sword-shaped leaves. Also makes a good spike in a container.
Looks novel but grown in gardens since it was brought from the mountains of East Africa in 1896. Likes well-drained soil and regular feeding. Corms can be dug up in fall and stored dry.
Pot Size & Price
4-in. pot
$6.00
Height
12"–36"
Catalog
A177
Plant Traits
Bees
Poisonous
Stock Notes
Restocks On Saturday