Bulbinella is a captivating genus of flowering plants, belonging to the Asphodelaceae family, that brings a unique charm to any garden or landscape. Native to the diverse regions of southern Africa, this genus is celebrated for its striking, tubular flowers that bloom in vibrant shades of orange, yellow, white and red, often creating a spectacular display in late spring and summer. The plants themselves are resilient and hardy, thriving in well-drained soil and full sunlight, making them perfect for both experienced gardeners and beginners seeking to add a touch of exotic beauty to their surroundings. With a variety of species to choose from, Bulbinella offers a diverse range of textures and colours, each one contributing to a stunning and low-maintenance garden. Whether you’re looking to enhance a rock garden, border, or even a container display, Bulbinella promises to deliver a unique botanical experience, with its striking blooms and ability to adapt to various conditions. This is an opportunity to introduce an enduring and visually captivating plant to your collection, one that will thrive with minimal care and reward you with spectacular seasonal beauty. Mainly they flower in late winter, spring and summer. Bulbinella flowers are colourful and long-lasting in the vase. All the species are recommended as cut flowers.

Bulbinella angustifolia, commonly known as Maoris Onion, is exotic to South Africa, originating from the South Island of New Zealand, where it grows in damp places, often in tussock grassland. Kniphofia-like spikes of erect, thin, strap like leaves, formed in basal rosettes, hold dense terminal racemes of star shaped bright yellow flowers on strong stems which are a stunning sight when planted en-masse. This species flowers during spring and summer.