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Lachenalia reflexa

Scientific name

Lachenalia reflexa

Common name

Yellow Soldiers

Family

Asparagaceae

Priority

High

Plant description

A native of southern Africa and now a serious bushland weed, spreading into good bushland areas. A garden escape which has naturalised in bush and heath around Perth. The yellow flowers in Spring are upright and on a very short stem. It produces copious quantities of seed and has bulbils on its leaves. These plants should not be grown in gardens anywhere near natural areas.

See more on Florabase.

Yellow Soldiers

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