Watsonia Angusta Bulbs Pack:10 resembling a peony

resembling a peony

Planting is recommended between August and October in plains

especially in its coarse form

Whimsical and serene

and sweetly scented wax-like white flowers with cerise inner markings under the white corona

Watsonia Angusta Bulbs Pack:10 resembling a peonyBugle Lily Family Iridaceae Origin South Africa Description Watsonia also known as Bugle Lily, is a large perennial herb that grows from corms. They also bear more than a passing resemblance to their other South African cousin, gladiolus, with their tall, willowy flower stems and strap like leaves. Their flowers are more delicate than most gladioli, however, opening up from tubular buds to graceful trumpet like blooms giving rise to the plant's common