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Babiana stricta, Ker (B. villosa and B. purpurea, Ker). Fig. 447. Plant 1 ft. or less high: lvs. broad, oblong- lanceolate or sword-shaped, barely reaching the spikes: fls. scattered, showy, usually red or purple, with a prominent tube, the segms. oblong - lanceolate. B. M. 583.621.—Babianas are not sold under species-names in this country, but as mixed varieties. These varieties are chiefly, if not wholly, of this species. There are many forms and colors. Var. angustifolia, Sweet. Lvs. linear: fls. blue, pinkish inside. B.M. 637. Var. rubrocyanea, Ker. Limb lilac, throat red. B.M. 410 (as Ixia). Var. sulphurea, Ker. Yellow or whitish. B.M. 1053. Two other long-cult. types are described below.  
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Babiana stricta, Ker (B. villosa and B. purpurea, Ker). Plant 1 ft. or less high: lvs. broad, oblong- lanceolate or sword-shaped, barely reaching the spikes: fls. scattered, showy, usually red or purple, with a prominent tube, the segms. oblong-lanceolate. —There are many forms and colors. Var. angustifolia, Sweet. Lvs. linear: fls. blue, pinkish inside. Var. rubrocyanea, Ker. Limb lilac, throat red. Var. sulphurea, Ker. Yellow or whitish.
 
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==Cultivation==
 
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Babiana prefer lighter, well-draining soil.  A 6" (15cm) depth is recommended for corms in warmer regions, deeper and winter-mulched in cooler regions.  Plant in a warm and sunny spot. 
  
 
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Propagation is from seeds and offsets.
  
 
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Plant Characteristics
Habit   bulbous

Lifespan: perennial
Cultivation
Features: flowers
USDA Zones: 9 to 11.5
Scientific Names

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Read about Babiana stricta in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Babiana stricta, Ker (B. villosa and B. purpurea, Ker). Plant 1 ft. or less high: lvs. broad, oblong- lanceolate or sword-shaped, barely reaching the spikes: fls. scattered, showy, usually red or purple, with a prominent tube, the segms. oblong-lanceolate. —There are many forms and colors. Var. angustifolia, Sweet. Lvs. linear: fls. blue, pinkish inside. Var. rubrocyanea, Ker. Limb lilac, throat red. Var. sulphurea, Ker. Yellow or whitish.


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Cultivation

Babiana prefer lighter, well-draining soil. A 6" (15cm) depth is recommended for corms in warmer regions, deeper and winter-mulched in cooler regions. Plant in a warm and sunny spot.

Propagation

Propagation is from seeds and offsets.

Pests and diseases

Varieties

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