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Scientific Name : Bulbine semibarbata Common Name : Leek lily Height : 300 mm Description : The flowering stem grows in a tuft of basal leaves, up to 200mm long. These are Linear and fleshy, often almost Terete. There are 10 or more yellow flowers, in a spike. The Tepals are 7mm long. There are 6 Stamens, with orange Anthers. The inner 3 Stamens have bearded Filaments, but the outer three are Glabrous. The fruit is a dry, spherical capsule 5mm long. Habitat : Usually on light, often sandy soils. Distribution : All states of Australia, except the Northern Territory. Scattered across Victoria, common in the extreme North-West of the state. Known from the Park from a small colony growing on an insolated cliff on the hillside East of Billy Creek. Flowering Season : November Family : Liliaceae

Available Images View At 50% | View At 100% Flowering plant of leek lily, on a cliff above Billys Creek

Flowering plant of leek lily, on a cliff above Billys Creek
November 16th 1991

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