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Plant Characteristics
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Cultivation

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Scientific Names

Read about Lapeyrousia corymbosa in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture
Lapeyrousia corymbosa, Ker. (Ixia corumbosa, Linn. Anomatheca corymbosa, Hort.). This belongs to the subgenus Ovieda, having usually 1-2 basal leaves, while the next 3 species belong to the subgenus anomatheca, having more numerous leaves. L. corymbosa has 1 basal leaf which is spreading, sword-shaped, 4—6 in. long: infl. a dense flat-topped cluster of as many as 15 flowers, each about 1 in. across, with practically regular segms., blue, with a star-shaped white figure near the throat, outlined in black after the fashion of Quedlinburg phlox. S. Afr. ^CH The above text is from the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture. It may be out of date, but still contains valuable and interesting information which can be incorporated into the remainder of the article. Click on "Collapse" in the header to hide this text.

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-''Lapeyrousia corymbosa'', Ker. (Ixia corumbosa, Linn. Anomatheca corymbosa, Hort.). This belongs to the subgenus Ovieda, having usually 1-2 basal leaves, while the next 3 species belong to the subgenus ''anomatheca'', having more numerous leaves. ''L. corymbosa'' has 1 basal lf. which is spreading, sword-shaped, 4—6 in. long: infl. a dense flat-topped cluster of as many as 15 flowers, each about 1
+''Lapeyrousia corymbosa'', Ker. (Ixia corumbosa, Linn. Anomatheca corymbosa, Hort.). This belongs to the subgenus Ovieda, having usually 1-2 basal leaves, while the next 3 species belong to the subgenus ''anomatheca'', having more numerous leaves. ''L. corymbosa'' has 1 basal leaf which is spreading, sword-shaped, 4—6 in. long: infl. a dense flat-topped cluster of as many as 15 flowers, each about 1
 in. across, with practically regular segms., blue, with a star-shaped white figure near the throat, outlined in black after the fashion of Quedlinburg phlox. S. Afr.
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