Plants in genus hypoxis
Hypoxis obtusa
Hypoxis obtusa is a plant native to South Africa, forming a vase-shaped clump of soft, white, hairy recurving green leaves. It features an 18-inch tall flower spike with large, bright yellow, star-shaped flowers that start blooming in early June. This plant prefers well-drained soils and is a striking addition to sunny garden spaces.
Hypoxis argentea
Hypoxis argentea is a South African plant that grows in grassy areas among large rocks. It forms a 1-foot tall and wide clump of upright grass-like foliage covered in dense white silky hairs. Bright yellow flowers appear in spring, and the plant dies back to an underground corm in winter.
Hypoxis hygrometrica
Hypoxis hygrometrica is a small herbaceous plant native to southeastern Australia, renowned for its prolific golden yellow flowers that bloom from late spring through summer. It features narrow, grass-like foliage and thrives in both sun and shade. This plant is a reliable choice for adding bright color to gardens and is well-suited to a variety of growing conditions.
Hypoxis decumbens
Hypoxis decumbens is a South American plant with fuzzy, green, lily-like leaves and small yellow star-shaped flowers. It is drought and heat resistant, making it a resilient choice for accent planting.
Hypoxis hemerocallidea
Hypoxis hemerocallidea is a South African plant resembling a short, downward arching daylily, with 1-inch bright yellow flowers blooming from early summer until frost. It thrives in sunny conditions.