Tulbaghia

The genus Tulbaghia gathers around thirty bulbous or rhizomatous perennial species from southern Africa, in the Amaryllidaceae family. The narrow, often aromatic leaves smell of garlic when bruised. Tubular flowers, clustered in an umbel atop a slender stem, bloom from spring to autumn depending on the species. As the exact species is not specified for this item, this description remains at genus level: these plants thrive in full sun on well-drained soil, and need winter protection in cold climates.