Records determined by Peter Goldblatt

Frequent on sandy, shallow soils; bracts brown; tepals light purple, upper 3 with darker red-purple spots and white base.

Ca. 20 cm tall; on rocks; leaves light green; stem hard, light green at apex, reddish-brown at base; flowers purple.

Herb; 60 cm from bulb. Leaves grass-like. Calyx papery, rusty-red. Corolla bright blue-purple with magenta centers. Anthers pale purple. Young fruits green.

Among grasses, rare; past flowering; corolla tubes appear white, turning red; tunic over bulbs brown.

Herb; Notes: Perennial herb with flat stems. Flowers with long tube, pure white. Growing in crevices on rocky outcrop.

Frequent herb to 15 cm tall in wet areas among rocks; wings around ovary purple; white at lip, darker in throat.

Occasional herb under canopy; crest and falls white; yellow spots on "sandy platform"; fruit green.

Herb; rocky habitat; 1 m; tubers multiple, brown, sometimes white; a weak potato smell when cut; stem green with brownish sticky portions towards apex; flowers brownish; fruits green.

Slender plant 50 cm tall. 3 outer petals yellowish-green with a purple blotch. 3 inner petals with purple streak. Light green filaments, purple edges on the anthers.

Herb 60-70 cm tall; perianth dark purple maroon. Abundant yet scattered.

Perianth white grading into maroon and the two lower petals with yellow spots.

50 cm tall; uncommon plant in dried stream bed. White corolla with pink streaks,long brown anthers and cream stigma.

Rare in marshy field; tepals light purple; inner tepals with darker spots within.

Occasional among grasses from fibrous covered bulb; petals light purple streaks darker purple inside.

Approx. 35 cm tall; leaves papery light green on both sides from a white-fleshed corm; corolla light pink; anthers purple.

Herb; 70 cm, erect from fibrous bulb. Leaves grey-green. Fruiting bracts papery, white to tan. Young fruits pale green. In rocks, protected areas.

Herb; 60 cm, erect from fibrous bulb. Leaves dull grey-green. Infructescence bracts straw brown, papery. Young fruits whitish-green to brown. Common in grassy open areas.

Locally abundant; in woodland; flowers maroon-white and pink. Stigma white, anthers black; root a bulb.

Herb; rare, growing between rocks with underground corm. Flowers pink with streaks of cream.

Herb; among rocks; to 30 cm; corm brown; base of lower leaves red-brown; flower buds green, bracts light brown; flowers cream with blood-red tints; bases of the tepals dark blood-red.

Corm-forming perennial 70 cm tall; blackish-brown stamen; upper tepal dull red, two lower tepals to either side of lower middle with yellow patches on red background, other tepals white, tinged with red at tips.

Frequent herb in marshy area; most flower buds destroyed by herbivory; tepals deep pink; darker spots on throat.

Rare in woodland; lower leaves purple to green further up; inflorescence stalk purple; tepals red and white at base; anthers yellow, dark purple at tip; stigma light red.

Rare at edge of marsh; leaves green, upper bracts red-brown; falls bright yellow with darker spots at throat; crests and rostellum bright yellow; bulb white.

Occasional; herb to 0.5 m in disturbed grassland/woodland near footpath; "crests" and "falls" light purple, lighter at base and speckled with darker purple; young fruits green; seed light brown; outer corm tunic very light brown/tan.

Occasional on flanks of termite mounds; leaves light green; calyx green; all corolla parts white. Bulb covered with light brown, dry scales.