Cyrtanthus sanguineus X Cyrtanthus elatus. https://t.co/q43d9cmPrt

— Koro's flower (@korosflower) 2022.8.12

The tree is cape wattle aka plume albizia, Paraserianthes lophantha. Oh and the lil monocots are scarborough lilies, Cyrtanthus elatus https://t.co/2ACosjKGrW

— Ethan Miah (@hibiscgasm) 2022.5.18

Sometimes one country has acquired the flowers of another through disaster. Thus some bulbs of Vallota speciosa [Cyrtanthus elatus] intended for Holland were cast up on the coast of Yorkshire in about 1790 with the wreck of a Dutch ship—https://t.co/oGvO4JTtm9 https://t.co/T6FQChXbfQ

— Vita Sackville-West (@thegardenvsw) 2022.3.24

—trying to make her way home from the little colony at the foot of Table Mountain. The canny Yorkshiremen picked them up, since when Vallota [Cyrtanthus elatus] has always been familiarly known as the Scarborough Lily. https://t.co/h2XaK9eHJP https://t.co/kFDWJ2w6pG https://t.co/7XYpUD4PqV

— Vita Sackville-West (@thegardenvsw) 2022.3.24