Drimia capensis is a perennial bulbous plant thriving in the arid regions of southern Africa. It's known for its tall flower spikes that bear dense clusters of small, white to pinkish stars. These striking blooms emerge in late summer, perched atop the slender, leafless stalks, contrasting the dusty plains they call home. The plant's adaptations are tailored to survive long periods of drought, storing life-sustaining resources in its large underground bulb.
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Drimia capensis has long, slender leaves and aromatic flowers. Prune in early spring to remove dead foliage and shape the plant, avoiding heavy cuts. This promotes healthy growth and vibrant blooms. Use clean, sharp tools to prevent disease.
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