30 to 50 cms in height. Deep salmon pink flowers with a white tip in spring. Large, puffy heart-shaped flowers dangle from the leafless stems. Emerging foliage has a tinge of purple. Part shade and good drainage. (Commonly called the ‘Red’ variety). Winter dormant.
To about 80 cms when in flower. Suits sun or light shade. Large pink flowers on long stems in summer. Semi-dormant in winter.
Light pink/white flowers in summer. To 80 cms in height. Popular, clump forming perennial for sun or part shade. Suitable for cut flowers. Winter dormant.
More superior variety with larger clear mid pink flowers. Sun or light shade. Winter dormant.
To 20 cms. Low, tufted, grass-like perennial,. Eastern yellow star-grass grows from a hard, hairy corm. The hairy, grass-like leaves originate from the base of the plant. Slender, thread-like flowering stems may be erect or reclining. They carry star-shaped, yellow flowers below the top of the leaves. Flowers in winter and spasmodically throughout the seasons.