| Eucomis comosa 'Oakhurst' in different growth stages. |
| The Eucomis genus contains fifteen species of bulbous perennials found growing in Southern Africa to Tropical South Africa. The pineapple lily is grown for its unusual flower heads that either resemble pineapples or are perfectly cylindrical. The leaves are thick and lance shaped and make up a full basal rosette. The Parent Species of Plant We Offer: Eucomis comosa is a thirty inch tall bulbous perennial that has light green leaves with purple spotting underneath. The full cylindrical flowering head are borne above the lance foliage in late summer, and the flowers are pure white. This species resides naturally in South Africa. Growing Tips: Plant in a well-drained soil that has been organically enriched, with a pH range of 6.0 - 7.0. Where not hardy use as a houseplant in a bright window, hobby greenhouse, or dig bulb in fall(following spring planting) and store in frost free area. Plant in full sun for best coloration. The flowering stalk makes a long lasting cut flower. |
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| Eucomis (Pineapple Lily) |