Bulbine bulbosa, commonly known as Golden Lily or Native Leek, is a vibrant perennial native to Australia, featuring bright yellow star-shaped flowers and succulent, grass-like foliage.
 
We cultivate this remarkable plant in harmony with local ecosystems, supporting habitat creation and biodiversity. Its edible bulbs were traditionally enjoyed by Indigenous communities, connecting people to Australia's natural heritage.
 
Perfect for sustainable gardens, Bulbine bulbosa enriches soil health while attracting native pollinators. By nurturing this plant, you join us in fostering a deeper bond between nature and community.
 
Height: Up to 75 cm.
Width: Up to 75 cm.
Uses: Native gardens, borders, rockeries, containers, habitat plantings and edible corms.
Climate: Temperate to warm-temperate climates; performs best with seasonal moisture and a suitable dormant period.
Hardiness: A resilient perennial that tolerates seasonal dryness once established. Growth may decline during dormancy.
Habitat: Grasslands, grassy woodlands and open, seasonally moist areas.
Soil: Well-drained soil; tolerates a range of soil types and benefits from adequate moisture during active growth.
Maintenance: Low maintenance. Allow foliage to die back naturally during dormancy and avoid waterlogging. Keep surrounding weeds under control.
Corm maturity: Allow approximately 2 years for corms to mature, depending on growing conditions.
Flowering: Primarily spring, with flowering extending into summer in suitable conditions.
 
Growing information is a guide only. Plant performance, mature size, flowering time and corm development will vary with climate, soil, seasonal conditions and local provenance.
 
Edibility note: Only consume correctly identified Bulbine bulbosa corms prepared using a reliable, species-specific Indigenous food knowledge or horticultural reference. Do not assume all plant parts are edible.