Albuca maxima

Albuca maxima
Albuca maxima

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Botanical name: Albuca maxima

Albuca maxima is a striking South African plant known for its towering flowering stems and distinctive blooms. It originates from a bulb and features 3 to 6 broad leaves that interestingly wither by bloom time. Its nodding, white and green striped flowers bloom in spring, attracting bees. Adaptable to coastal sandy soils, it’s drought-resistant, ideal for rock gardens or containers, and is low-maintenance. This winter-growing plant goes dormant in summer and prefers well-drained, sunny spots.

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Family: Asparagaceae
Type: geophyte
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