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Names on this list have been revised as of 25.07.03 and following the kindly donation of ''A revised cytotaxonomy of the genus Tulbaghia (Alliaceae) by Canio G. Vosa; and by Dr. Canio G. Vosa himself. This latest revision, from Caryologia Vol.53, no.2: 83-112,2000; contains colour photographs of many of the species. With regards to T. cepacea change to T. violacea and T. fragrans change to T. simmleri. The reference for this is NOTES ON TULBAGHIA 2 by Canio G. Vosa. Published in 'The Journal of South African Botany 46 (2): 109-114 (1980).
Picture of Tulbaghia Inflorescence with named floral parts.
Tulbaghia
Tulbaghia acutiloba ex. Cathcart, Eastern Cape, SA (bulb) flower flower close-up Tulbaghia alliacea Vosa242/9 ex. Stellenbosch Botanical Reserve, SA. close up habit Tulbaghia alliacea ex. Napier Commonage, Western Cape, SA (bulb) Tulbaghia capensis Tulbaghia capensis ex. Napier Commonage, Western Cape, SA (bulb) Tulbaghia cernua CDR199 (in hort. as Tulbaghia ludwigiana CDR199) (Flowers) Tulbaghia cernua CDR199 (in hort. as Tulbaghia ludwigiana CDR199) (Flowers - side view) Tulbaghia coddii (Vosa) syn. T. poeticus (Burbidge) close up close up section Tulbaghia cominsii Tulbaghia cominsii CGV1568 section Tulbaghia dieterlenii Hilliard & Burtt 11996 (RBGE acc. 19790330) syn. T. leucantha (see) Tulbaghia dregeana close up close up seed head section Tulbaghia galpinii Please note Tulbaghia leucantha is exceptionally variable in flower and in height. All these photos have been accepted by Dr. Canio Vosa as correct for this species. Tulbaghia leucantha CGV449/38 section Tulbaghia leucantha (form one) close up Tulbaghia leucantha (form two) close up (note progression of floral development) Tulbaghia leucantha (form three) side-view Tulbaghia leucantha Hilliard & Burtt 11961 (RBGE 19790331) close up section ID Vosa* Tulbaghia leucantha Hilliard & Burtt 11996 (RBGE 19790330) close up section ID Vosa* The above form of T. leucantha has a distribution that includes N.W. Lesotho and Orange Free State, South Africa, and was once referred to, and is synonymous with Tulbaghia dieterlenii. Tulbaghia cfr. leucantha * possible intermediate between T. coddii and T. leucantha ID Vosa* Tulbaghia ludwigiana ex. Quagga Heights Farm, Cathcart, Eastern Cape. close-up bulb Tulbaghia macrocarpa (In Flower) Tulbaghia macrocarpa (In Leaf) Tulbaghia macrocarpa B219 (ex. Manyoli, Zimbabwe, 2166m) whole inflorescence Tulbaghia montana section (hort. trade as T. leucantha and other species)
Tulbaghia natalensis B&V421 (Cone 1, white form) Tulbaghia natalensis B&V421 (Cone 2, pink form) N.B. may be a cross with T. violacea Tulbaghia natalensis CDR84 Tulbaghia simmlerI syn. T. fragrans Tulbaghia simmleri 'Alba' Tulbaghia simmleri 'Cheryl Renshaw' (Large bulbed Californian form with white flowers)* Tulbaghia simmleri (pink with white corona) section Tulbaghia simmleri (pink with white corona) form 87/8c Tulbaghia simmleri (purple) Tulbaghia verdoorniae (Vosa) syonymous with T. carnosa (Burbidge) ? Tulbaghia violacea var. maritima close up Tulbaghia violacea var. obtusa (ex. Edinburgh RBG (acc. num. 19992214) Tulbaghia violacea var. robustior close up section Tulbaghia violacea var. violacea close up section Tulbaghia violacea var. violacea SA406 (Inanda, near Durban) section
B&V - Burras and Vosa, CDR - Compton, Darcy and Rix and CGV - Dr. Canio Vosa
Hybrids
Tulbaghia coddii x violacea section Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea section Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea 'Fairy Star'* Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea 'Fleur de Lis' (New Hybrid by David Fenwick) Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea 'Michael Pacey' (New Hybrid by David Fenwick) Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea 'Mr. R. Fulcher' (Seedling by David Fenwick) Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea 'Purple-Eyes' close up section (Seedling by Dick Fulcher) Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea 'Rebecca' (New Hybrid by David Fenwick) Tulbaghia cominsii x violacea (soft pink) (Seedling by Dick Fulcher) Tulbaghia natalensis x cernua ? close up ID - Vosa * Tulbaghia natalensis or verdoorniae x cernua section * Tulbaghia natalensis x verdoorniae section Tulbaghia violacea x verdoorniae ? close up * Tulbaghia violacea x cernua, or x verdoorniae syn. 'new var. 5' Bob Brown section *
* - Dr. C. G. Vosa * - Further investigation of these plants is necessary to establish the species involved in these crosses. These crosses are frequently found in horticulture offered as Tulbaghia alliacea, which they are not. Tulbaghia alliacea is rarer in hort. In the UK than was first thought.
Tulbaghia violacea x capensis CGV1970 section ID Recently established, formerly T. capensis, DF. Tulbaghia violacea x natalensis Tulbaghia (violacea 'John May's Special' x macrocarpa) 'Gardeners' World' section Tulbaghia violacea x (cominsii x violacea 'Silver Lace') Tulbaghia violacea (intermediate hybrid between var. robustior and var. violacea) Tulbaghia violacea (white with dissect tube) Tulbaghia violacea ex. Broadleigh Gardens Tulbaghia violacea 'Alba' Tulbaghia violacea 'Angel' (Seedling of 'John May's Special' by David Fenwick) Tulbaghia violacea 'Dark Angel' (Seedling of 'John May's Special' by David Fenwick) Tulbaghia violacea 'Fine Form' possibly synonymous with T. v. robustior Tulbaghia violacea 'John May's Special' close up Tulbaghia violacea 'Lilac Beauty' Tulbaghia violacea 'Marwood White' close up Tulbaghia violacea 'Pallida' Tulbaghia violacea 'Silver Lace' (flower) leaves seed head Tulbaghia violacea 'White Goddess' Tulbaghia violacea 'Willow' (Seedling of 'John May's Special' by David Fenwick) Tulbaghia 'Harry Hay' (seedling, uncany resemblance to simmleri Burbidge)'
Hybrids of T. violacea 'John Rider' by Luen Miller of Monterey Bay Nursery
Tulbaghia violacea 'Pearl' section Tulbaghia violacea 'Peppermint Garlic' Tulbaghia violacea (white with purple corona) Tulbaghia violacea (mauve with purple corona)
For further details, and botanical information about Tulbaghia please CLICK HERE, where all those marked with a yellow asterisk above are described.
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