Babiana tubulosa is native to sandy habitats in the South and West Cape regions of South Africa.
Babiana tubulosa is grown for its late-winter and early-spring display of starry, long-tubed white flowers with red heart shape markings.
This member of the iris family produces low fans of narrow, hairy, pleated leaves.
They tolerate desert conditions but do poorly in hot humid climates.
Plants perform best in ample sunlight and well-drained, moisture-retentive soil.
Babiana tubulosa is grown for its late-winter and early-spring display of starry, long-tubed white flowers with red heart shape markings.
This member of the iris family produces low fans of narrow, hairy, pleated leaves.
They tolerate desert conditions but do poorly in hot humid climates.
Plants perform best in ample sunlight and well-drained, moisture-retentive soil.