Brunsvigia natalensis (Natal candelabra flower)

Kandelaarblom [Afrikaans]; lilula [Swazi]; umbhola [Zulu]

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Brunsvigia natalensis, flowering in early summer in grassland in the Umgeni Valley Nature Reserve near Howick in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands, South Africa. [photo Colin Paterson-Jones ©]
Brunsvigia natalensis, flowering in early summer in grassland in the Umgeni Valley Nature Reserve near Howick in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands, South Africa. [photo Colin Paterson-Jones ©]	Brunsvigia natalensis, flowering in early summer in grassland in the Umgeni Valley Nature Reserve near Howick in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands, South Africa. [photo Colin Paterson-Jones ©]

See KwaZulu-Natal Wildflowers by Elsa Pooley p. 348

See Transvaal Lowveld and escarpment wild flowers by Jo Onderstall p. 54