The tender, bulbous perennial Veltheimia bracteata (forest lily) was producing it’s typical racemes of tubular pink flowers on purplish stems in the glasshouse display of the Royal Horticultural Society Garden… https://t.co/Gk7uamhZEf

— The Plantsman (@The_Plantsman_) 2020.3.20

@nicolevonvon Veltheimia bracteata? Definitely a Veltheimia.

— potatodolphinwars (@farrahfeldman) 2019.9.4

Purppuraheimikki (Veltheimia bracteata Harv. ex Baker) - Kuva: Veltheimia bracteata pink-flowered (CC BY-SA wallygrom) https://t.co/5RR3zXUNjJ https://t.co/LR6uCyO7rv

— Arboretwum (@Arboretwum) 2018.6.1

Help me identify these. Pop up every year in Emmarentia Dam botanical garden (in wild area by bridge before main dam). City Parks make some attempt to protect them. Similar to Kniphofia (redhot pocker) but leaves not spears. Or Veltheimia Bracteata? But they’re normally winter? https://t.co/LlmWdbAb7x

— Graham Robert Evans (@cliviagraham) 2017.12.3