Where Does Bulbine Grow

Bulbine frutescens (Stalked Bulbine) – A succulent groundcover from the southern coast of South Africa up to Mozambique. It has fleshy light gray-green leaves that are 8 to 12 inches long arranged in opposite rows to form an open rosettes to 18 inches tall and spreads by rhizomes to create wide-spreading clumps.

Where do Bulbine plants grow?

When you are growing Bulbine flowers, locate them in a sunny to lightly shaded area of the garden. Plant the rhizomes in well draining soil and water weekly as part of Bulbine care, at least until plants are established.

Is Bulbine native to Florida?

Click photo for a larger version on Flickr. This South African native is a perfect perennial for Florida since it tolerates hot temperatures, dry and sandy soils, and blooms throughout the warm months.