Botanical name

Lampranthus glomeratus

Family

Aizoaceae

Common Name

Vygie

Status

Endangered

Lampranthus glomeratus
Lampranthus glomeratus
Lampranthus glomeratus

Description

Erect stiffly-branched shrub up to 20cm. Leaves erect, glaucous (smooth), somewhat falcate, greenish, 10-15mm long, slender; flowers 1-3 in clusters, pink or purplish, 28mm in diam. Fruits up to 6mm across.

Greek: lampro = bright, brilliant, anthos = flower; referring to the brilliant sheen of the flowers.

Habitat

Sandy, stony slopes

Flower Date

November to February

Threatened plant Species
Identification

CR    Critically Endangered 
EN  Endangered  
VU  Vulnerable
NT   Near Threatened 
R Rare