This is the more
rare white form.
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This member of the
Alliaceae family was given this name by Johann Centurius von Hoffmanns, and is found in Southern Africa. It
grows on the upper slopes of Table mountain and the southern
mountains, in a slightly acids sandy soil, with some water and lots
of sun. The leaves can get 60 centimetres long, the flower can raise
to one meter, and goes from white to dark blue. The plant can be
reproduced both by seeds and dividing of the rhizomes.
Seen as a (the only) member of
the Agapanthaceae family, and MoBot says: Amaryllidaceae,
and does not recognize Alliaceae.
15.880 other hits on Google does.
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