The cultivar, ‘Vittatum’ puts forth foliage with a wide ribbon of ivory down the center of the leaves. Foot-long, narrow, grass-like leaves grow from base of plant. Insignificant ti...

C. siebei is more commonly known as C. forbesii, see C. forbesii for more information. Small, self-seeding bulb suitable for rock gardens. Leaves are basal and strap shaped, 3 inches to 8 inche...

C. tmolusi is more commonly known as C. forbesii, see C. forbesii for more information. Small, self-seeding bulb suitable for rock gardens. Leaves are basal and strap shaped, 3 inches to 8 inch...

C. capense forms a small clump of strap-type leaves in emerald green, and racemes of petite flowers in ivory. Foot-long, narrow, grass-like leaves grow from base of plant. Insignificant tiny wh...

C. luciliae are suitable for rock gardens. Leaves are basal and strap shaped, 3 inches to 8 inches long and medium green. Delightful, star-shaped, blue flowers with white centers grow in cluste...

C. nana is diminutive, usually less than six inches in height and bears several petite star-shaped flowers per stem, in pale blue fading to white at the center. Small, self-seeding bulb suitabl...

C. sardensis is an abundant bloomer, bearing as many as twelve petite and nodding, star-shaped flowers per stem in an intense sky blue. Small, self-seeding bulb suitable for rock gardens. Leave...

C. forbesii is a profuse bloomer, bearing up to twelve petite star-shaped flowers in sky blue. Small, self-seeding bulb suitable for rock gardens. Leaves are basal and strap shaped, 3 inches to...

The cultivar, ‘Pink Giant’ bears rose-pink flowers with a white center. Small, self-seeding bulb suitable for rock gardens. Leaves are basal and strap shaped, 3 inches to 8 inches l...

C. gigantea is more commonly known as C. luciliae, see C. luciliae for more information. Small, self-seeding bulb suitable for rock gardens. Leaves are basal and strap shaped, 3 inches to 8 inc...