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Romulea rosea

Romulea rosea
Romulea rosea
Romulea rosea

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Botanical name: Romulea rosea

The rosy sandcrocus, Romulea rosea, is a small bulbous perennial indigenous to the Western Cape. This springtime bloomer boasts attractive pink flowers with yellow throats, rising from slender green leaves and reaching up to 20cm in height. A valuable pollinator resource, rosy sandcrocus attracts bees and butterflies with its nectar. This easy-to-grow wildflower thrives in sunny locations with well-drained soil, making it a suitable choice for indigenous gardens. Cultivation is straightforward, with underground corms offering a means for propagation.

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