Trachyandra Hirsutiflora - Indigenous South African Bulb - 10 Seeds Plastic Growing Bags you can do with chard
Description
you can do with chard
but only the annual species remain in that genus
densely hairy cones
If you want your summer garden to smell as beautiful as it looks
Whether as single plants or massed displays the luscious flowers and blue-grey foliage will be a definite highlight of your garden
Trachyandra Hirsutiflora - Indigenous South African Bulb - 10 Seeds Plastic Growing Bags you can do with chardTrachyandra is a genus in the Asphodelaceae family. Species are native to southern and tropical east Africa and Madagascar. The majority of the species are from the Western Cape. They are tuberous or rhizomatous perennials, occasionally shrublets, with short lived white star shaped flowers with six petals and six stamens. Leaves are fleshy, sometimes hairy. Growing to 60cm with white flowers with pink on the reverse. Flowers winter spring. Great
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