Ledebouria undulata is ann endemic of the Northern Cape Province and sections of the Western Cape where it is largely confined to stony desert regions.
The attractive grey waxy leaves appear in winter and have undulated margins. During spring the bulbs lose their leaves and flowering takes place during spring and summer. The small flowers are mostly pinkish to green.
At Bowadrif in the Tanqua Karoo the plants usually grow exposed in grey shale. The are pretty rare.
Ledebouria undulata flowers.
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