Lachenalia pusilla ShrubsLachenalia pusilla is a charming and unusual bulbous plant from South Africa, valued for its petite stature and delicate form. It forms a small rosette of 46 leaves that vary in shape and may be either plain or attractively spotted. In late winter to early spring, it produces tiny, white, stemless flowers held in a congested raceme at ground level, subtle yet beautiful when viewed up close. Preferring full sun and free draining soil, this rare species
twisting leaves
Best planted in a sheltered position
avenue planting or as a vertical accent in gardens with limited space
golden-yellow foliage that adds vibrant colour and contrast to the garden
it produces abundant
tall branching stems burst with spikes of blazing blood-red flowers
it produces small clusters of yellow flowers subtly tinged with red
making it a beautiful addition to any garden
it performs well in sun or partial shade
While hardy in mild climates
year-round interest to the garden
trailing stems densely covered in small