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ledebouria socialis Silver Squill Violet Squill Leopard Lily Scilla violacea leaves geophytic bulbous perennial plant RM Floral Stock Photo

RMFGAPDY–ledebouria socialis Silver Squill Violet Squill Leopard Lily Scilla violacea leaves geophytic bulbous perennial plant RM Floral

Infloresence of the succulent houseplant Ledebouria socialis, silver squill, showing diminutive green and purple flowers Stock Photo

RM2RE8YGN–Infloresence of the succulent houseplant Ledebouria socialis, silver squill, showing diminutive green and purple flowers

A pot of the dwarf bulb Ledebouria cooperi in flower Stock Photo

RMBNANRD–A pot of the dwarf bulb Ledebouria cooperi in flower

Resnova megaphylla, flower spike. (syn. Ledebouria megaphylla). Family Hyacinthaceae Stock Photo

RMMP2C2F–Resnova megaphylla, flower spike. (syn. Ledebouria megaphylla). Family Hyacinthaceae

a close up of the striped leaves a mauve flowers of the South African bulb Ledebouria cooperi Stock Photo

RM2J68G3C–a close up of the striped leaves a mauve flowers of the South African bulb Ledebouria cooperi

Ledebouria cooperi, a small bulbous plant from South Africa. Family: Hyacinthaceae Stock Photo

RM2BX4MRB–Ledebouria cooperi, a small bulbous plant from South Africa. Family: Hyacinthaceae

RMHRXMAG–Ledebouria socialis

Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata, (syn. Ledebouria petiolata, Ledebouria maculata) a member of the Hyacinthaceae from southern Africa. Stock Photo

RMP1B4MB–Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata, (syn. Ledebouria petiolata, Ledebouria maculata) a member of the Hyacinthaceae from southern Africa.

Ledebouria Socialis,Silver Squill, Wood Hyacinth Stock Photo

RF2EXGHBX–Ledebouria Socialis,Silver Squill, Wood Hyacinth

RMMW6AE4–Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata, (syn. Ledebouria petiolata, Ledebouria maculata) a member of the Hyacinthaceae from southern Africa.

A little bulb, Ledebouria ovatifolia Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa Stock Photo

RMED6XXN–A little bulb, Ledebouria ovatifolia Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa

An Exotic Green Ledebouria Plant (ledebouria revoluta) Rises Amongst Burnt Grass Stock Photo

RFR21Y46–An Exotic Green Ledebouria Plant (ledebouria revoluta) Rises Amongst Burnt Grass

Ledebouria socialis Lutea Plant detail - Botanical Photographs Stock Photo

RMCNPARR–Ledebouria socialis Lutea Plant detail - Botanical Photographs

RMB0YA7X–LEDEBOURIA COOPERI

Ledebouria with purple stamens near Vermaaklikheid Stock Photo

RFJKPY3Y–Ledebouria with purple stamens near Vermaaklikheid

Ledebouria cooperi Pinstripe squill flower Glasshouse England Spring Stock Photo

RMBBRMDD–Ledebouria cooperi Pinstripe squill flower Glasshouse England Spring

Beautiful pink flowers of ledebouria socialis , bulbous perennial plant Stock Photo

RFTRHEF9–Beautiful pink flowers of ledebouria socialis , bulbous perennial plant

Closeup flowering Silver squill, wood hyacinth, leopard lily (Ledebouria socialis). White background. Subfamily Scilloideae, family Asparagaceae. Stock Photo

RF2X3H9RD–Closeup flowering Silver squill, wood hyacinth, leopard lily (Ledebouria socialis). White background. Subfamily Scilloideae, family Asparagaceae.

Close up of a silver squill, ledebouria socialis, perennial plant, showing its distinctive leaf pattern. London, England UK Stock Photo

RF2BYKTR4–Close up of a silver squill, ledebouria socialis, perennial plant, showing its distinctive leaf pattern. London, England UK

Closeup Silver squill, wood hyacinth, leopard lily (Ledebouria socialis). Subfamily Scilloideae, family Asparagaceae. Summer, August, Netherlands. Stock Photo

RF2RN68A1–Closeup Silver squill, wood hyacinth, leopard lily (Ledebouria socialis). Subfamily Scilloideae, family Asparagaceae. Summer, August, Netherlands.

RM2RE8YK1–Infloresence of the succulent houseplant Ledebouria socialis, silver squill, showing diminutive green and purple flowers

Closeup flowering Silver squill, wood hyacinth, leopard lily (Ledebouria socialis). Stone plant pot. White background. Subfamily Scilloideae, family Stock Photo

RF2X3FMCP–Closeup flowering Silver squill, wood hyacinth, leopard lily (Ledebouria socialis). Stone plant pot. White background. Subfamily Scilloideae, family

Beautiful leaves of Silver Squill, also known with scientific name Ledebouria socialis Stock Photo

RF2M3TPYF–Beautiful leaves of Silver Squill, also known with scientific name Ledebouria socialis

RM2J68G3F–a close up of the striped leaves a mauve flowers of the South African bulb Ledebouria cooperi

RF2RXR9W5–Beautiful leaves of Silver Squill, also known with scientific name Ledebouria socialis

RM2MET7AN–Ledebouria socialis

Selective focus of a Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata Stock Photo

RFT8G75D–Selective focus of a Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata

Silver Squill plant / Ledebouria socialis Stock Photo

RM2GG9WK1–Silver Squill plant / Ledebouria socialis

RMMW6AE5–Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata, (syn. Ledebouria petiolata, Ledebouria maculata) a member of the Hyacinthaceae from southern Africa.

Silver Squill, Violet Squill, Leopard Lily (Ledebouria socialis, Scilla violacea), leaves Stock Photo

RMEBJMD0–Silver Squill, Violet Squill, Leopard Lily (Ledebouria socialis, Scilla violacea), leaves

RFT7CH60–Selective focus of a Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata

RMCNPAFA–Ledebouria socialis Lutea - Plant detail - Botanical Photographs

Ledebouria (Ledebouria ovatifolia) flowering, Royal Natal N.P., Drakensberg Mountains, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, November Stock Photo

RMEJR15K–Ledebouria (Ledebouria ovatifolia) flowering, Royal Natal N.P., Drakensberg Mountains, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, November

closeup of green leaves with dot pattern. Ledebouria, drought tolerant plant Stock Photo

RF2A6TY00–closeup of green leaves with dot pattern. Ledebouria, drought tolerant plant

Ledebouria cooperi MIW251209 Stock Photo

RMGGJE5D–Ledebouria cooperi MIW251209

RFTRHEEM–Beautiful pink flowers of ledebouria socialis , bulbous perennial plant

RFB1PK3P–Scilla nonscripta

RF2BYKT8X–Close up of a silver squill, ledebouria socialis, perennial plant, showing its distinctive leaf pattern. London, England UK

RFB1PFJ4–Scilla nonscripta

Old illustration of South Indian Squill (Ledebouria revoluta). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816 Stock Photo

RF2T7DFD1–Old illustration of South Indian Squill (Ledebouria revoluta). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816

RFB1PFHP–Scilla nonscripta

Drimiopsis botryoides Baker, Leopard lily or Giant Squill and Snakes bread Stock Photo

RF2EDXKAN–Drimiopsis botryoides Baker, Leopard lily or Giant Squill and Snakes bread

RMB3PNMK–Scilla socialis

South Africa History: Ledebouria ovatifolia (Baker) Jessop [as Scilla ovatifolia Baker] - Pole Evans; I.B.; Flowering plants of (South) Africa; vol. 21: t. 830 (1941) [M.E. Connell] ca. 1941 Stock Photo

RM2D7PTB7–South Africa History: Ledebouria ovatifolia (Baker) Jessop [as Scilla ovatifolia Baker] - Pole Evans; I.B.; Flowering plants of (South) Africa; vol. 21: t. 830 (1941) [M.E. Connell] ca. 1941

RM2MET7AJ–Ledebouria cooperi

RFT8G75X–Selective focus of a Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata

Hyacinth-like ledebouria, Ledebouria hyacinthina. Stock Photo

RMCFF8J8–Hyacinth-like ledebouria, Ledebouria hyacinthina.

The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . individually small, are sonumerous that they hide the grey foliage by theirsheets of bloom. It delights in a light dry soiland a sunny position, where it will last for yearsin good condition.^although it is all the betterfor being cut back after flowering; it is easily * Scilta (« Ledebouria) axillaris, C. H. Wright.—Bulbusovoideus, 2 poll, diani. Folia elliptico oblonga, acuta,basi paullo contracta, synanthia, basi subter maculisparvis brunneo-purpureis, supra prope apicem maculis3-7 lin. longis nota Stock Photo

RM2AJ1RPC–The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . individually small, are sonumerous that they hide the grey foliage by theirsheets of bloom. It delights in a light dry soiland a sunny position, where it will last for yearsin good condition.^although it is all the betterfor being cut back after flowering; it is easily * Scilta (« Ledebouria) axillaris, C. H. Wright.—Bulbusovoideus, 2 poll, diani. Folia elliptico oblonga, acuta,basi paullo contracta, synanthia, basi subter maculisparvis brunneo-purpureis, supra prope apicem maculis3-7 lin. longis nota

Silver Squill, Violet Squill, Leopard Lily (Ledebouria socialis, Scilla violacea), flower Stock Photo

RMEBRBBD–Silver Squill, Violet Squill, Leopard Lily (Ledebouria socialis, Scilla violacea), flower

RFT7CH5X–Selective focus of a Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata

South Indian squill, Ledebouria revoluta (Drimia acuminata). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by George Cooke from Conrad Loddiges' Botanical Cabinet, Hackney, 1825. Stock Photo

RMP9G8A6–South Indian squill, Ledebouria revoluta (Drimia acuminata). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by George Cooke from Conrad Loddiges' Botanical Cabinet, Hackney, 1825.

RMHH3RNM–South Indian squill, Ledebouria revoluta (Drimia acuminata). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by George Cooke from Conrad Loddiges' Botanical Cabinet, Hackney, 1825.

RF2A6TY03–closeup of green leaves with dot pattern. Ledebouria, drought tolerant plant

South Indian squill, Ledebouria revoluta (Lesser plain-leaved drimia, Drimia lanceaefolia). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by F. Sansom after an illustration by Sydenham Edwards from William Curtis' The Botanical Magazine, London, 1811. Stock Photo

RMP0G1CD–South Indian squill, Ledebouria revoluta (Lesser plain-leaved drimia, Drimia lanceaefolia). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by F. Sansom after an illustration by Sydenham Edwards from William Curtis' The Botanical Magazine, London, 1811.

RFTRHEFD–Beautiful pink flowers of ledebouria socialis , bulbous perennial plant

Ledebouria ovalifolia. Reflexed-flowered lachenalia, Lachenalia reflexa. From the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, in the James Vere nursery at Kensington Gore. Copperplate engraving drawn, engraved and hand-coloured by Henry Andrews from his Botanical Register, Volume 5, self-published in Knightsbridge, London, 1803. Stock Photo

RM2J8M2TP–Ledebouria ovalifolia. Reflexed-flowered lachenalia, Lachenalia reflexa. From the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, in the James Vere nursery at Kensington Gore. Copperplate engraving drawn, engraved and hand-coloured by Henry Andrews from his Botanical Register, Volume 5, self-published in Knightsbridge, London, 1803.

RF2BYKW8C–Close up of a silver squill, ledebouria socialis, perennial plant, showing its distinctive leaf pattern. London, England UK

RFB1T970–Scilla nonscripta

Drimiopsis botryoides Baker, Leopard lily or Giant Squill Stock Photo

RF2EDXK2E–Drimiopsis botryoides Baker, Leopard lily or Giant Squill

RM2MET7AM–Ledebouria cooperi

RFT8G767–Selective focus of a Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata

RMEBRBBF–Silver Squill, Violet Squill, Leopard Lily (Ledebouria socialis, Scilla violacea), flower

RFT7CH59–Selective focus of a Spotted ledebouria, Drimiopsis maculata

RM2BT511E–South Indian squill, Ledebouria revoluta (Lesser plain-leaved drimia, Drimia lanceaefolia). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by F. Sansom after an illustration by Sydenham Edwards from William Curtis' The Botanical Magazine, London, 1811.

RFTRHEEY–Beautiful pink flowers of ledebouria socialis , bulbous perennial plant

Beautiful yellow-purple flowers of ledebouria socialis -silver squill or wood hyacinth - on yellow background Stock Photo

RF2R5Y0JR–Beautiful yellow-purple flowers of ledebouria socialis -silver squill or wood hyacinth - on yellow background

RF2BYKW1F–Close up of a silver squill, ledebouria socialis, perennial plant, showing its distinctive leaf pattern. London, England UK

Beautiful yellow-purple flowers of ledebouria socialis -silver squill or wood hyacinth - on colored background Stock Photo

RF2BPX7EX–Beautiful yellow-purple flowers of ledebouria socialis -silver squill or wood hyacinth - on colored background

RFB1TE63–Scilla nonscripta

RF2EDXK5G–Drimiopsis botryoides Baker, Leopard lily or Giant Squill and Snakes bread

Drimiopsis botryoides Baker or Leopard lily, ASPARAGACEAE plant Stock Photo

RF2G4TXP5–Drimiopsis botryoides Baker or Leopard lily, ASPARAGACEAE plant

RM2MET7AE–Ledebouria cooperi

RM2T6CNJA–Ledebouria ovalifolia. Reflexed-flowered lachenalia, Lachenalia reflexa. From the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, in the James Vere nursery at Kensington Gore. Copperplate engraving drawn, engraved and hand-coloured by Henry Andrews from his Botanical Register, Volume 5, self-published in Knightsbridge, London, 1803.

RF2BYKTGC–Close up of a silver squill, ledebouria socialis, perennial plant, showing its distinctive leaf pattern. London, England UK

RF2BPX7E9–Beautiful yellow-purple flowers of ledebouria socialis -silver squill or wood hyacinth - on yellow background

RFB1TE5T–Scilla nonscripta

RF2G4TXP0–Drimiopsis botryoides Baker or Leopard lily, ASPARAGACEAE plant

RM2MET7AH–Ledebouria cooperi

Hyacinth-like ledebouria, Ledebouria hyacinthina. Illustration unsigned but probably drawn by Walter Hood Fitch, engraved by Swan. Handcolored copperplate engraving from William Curtis's 'The Botanical Magazine,' Samuel Curtis, 1833. Hooker (1785-1865) was an English botanist, writer and artist. He was Regius Professor of Botany at Glasgow University, and editor of Curtis' 'Botanical Magazine' from 1827 to 1865. In 1841, he was appointed director of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, and was succeeded by his son Joseph Dalton. Hooker documented the fern and orchid crazes that shook England in t Stock Photo

RMP55XAX–Hyacinth-like ledebouria, Ledebouria hyacinthina. Illustration unsigned but probably drawn by Walter Hood Fitch, engraved by Swan. Handcolored copperplate engraving from William Curtis's 'The Botanical Magazine,' Samuel Curtis, 1833. Hooker (1785-1865) was an English botanist, writer and artist. He was Regius Professor of Botany at Glasgow University, and editor of Curtis' 'Botanical Magazine' from 1827 to 1865. In 1841, he was appointed director of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, and was succeeded by his son Joseph Dalton. Hooker documented the fern and orchid crazes that shook England in t