Drimia maritima - 7ga oman Occasionally branching at the base

Occasionally branching at the base

typically in spring or summer

Aloe hereroensis blooms in mid-winter to early spring with multicolored orange to red flowers appearing in flattened branched racemes wider than long

This drought-tolerant species thrives in full sun to partial shade

turn vivid pink to coppery-red during the winter

Drimia maritima - 7ga oman Occasionally branching at the basePickup only not shippable. Drimia maritima, also known as Sea Squill or Sea Onion, is a bulbous plant native to the Mediterranean region, including southern Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa. Characterized by its basal, strap shaped leaves that persist through late fall to summer, this plant produces tall flower stalks up to 7 feet high, crowned with clusters of star shaped white flowers that bloom in late summer and fall. Some varieties