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Gladiolus undulatus

Gladiolus undulatus
Gladiolus undulatus
Gladiolus undulatus

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Botanical name: Gladiolus undulatus

Gladiolus undulatus, also known as the ‘vleipypie’ (Afrikaans for “little marsh pipe”), is a captivating flowering plant native to the damp slopes and streambanks of the western and southwestern Cape. Reaching heights of up to 1.5 meters, with sword-shaped leaves and a tall stalk erupting in unique, whitish-cream flowers with interesting pink diamond markings on the lower petals.

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Family: Iridaceae
Type: geophyte
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Flower colour: cream
Flowering season: Spring
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