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Flower
Watsonia
Watsonia spp. · Bugle lily
Watsonias grow from corms and flower in spikes of tubular blooms. Two are common in the Berg: Watsonia lepida, with bright pink to purplish-pink flowers, scattered through grassland at about 1,500–2,000 m; and the taller Watsonia pillansii, with orange to orange-red flowers, often in clumps and large colonies up to about 2,400 m.
- Where
- Valleys, Slopes · 1,280–2,865 m
- When
- Late spring to midsummer — Nov–Feb
- How to spot it
- Open and rocky grassland on the lower and middle slopes.
Sources: pza.sanbi.org, pza.sanbi.org



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