Bulbine has become a popular plant in Florida because it is drought tolerant, grows well in poor soils, and blooms repeatedly with cheerful flowers that are yellow or orange, depending on the variety.

The succulent, grass-like foliage grows to about a foot tall, while the flower stalks typically reach two feet, dancing above the leaves throughout the summer months.

This plant offers clumping succulent foliage and tall flower stalks that bloom with yellow flowers from spring to fall. Bulbine grows 12-18" tall and 12-24" wide, spreading by rhizomes for even more plants to divide and replant.