Haemanthus albiflos

Haemanthus albiflos or wite Blood lily (scientific name: Haemanthus albiflos) is a semi-tolerant evergreen bulbous perennial herb native to South Africa in the genus Haemanthus in the family Amaryllidaceae.　The leaves are thick, long, erect and semi-curved, similar to the leaves of tulips and hyacinths.　In autumn, it produces long flowering threads with yellow anthers at the tip of a thick, short flower stalk. White flowers are common, but red-flowered varieties are also available.

Common name: Haemanthus albiflos, scientific name: Haemanthus albiflos, also known as White Blood lily, Origin: South Africa, Plant height: 20 cm, Flower diameter: 5 cm, Flower color: white, red, Flowering season: September to November.

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