| General Description | A critically endangered perennial which looks similar to that of a small onion. Each of its flowering stems bear 1-2 flowers clustered in loose groupings. Known for its toxic properties and can cause severe digestive disorders. |
| Habitat | Moist, shaded crevices and banks, under a closed canopy of oak tress and shrubs at an altitude of 250-900 m. |
| Leaf Description | 3-6 think spear shaped leaves, 70 cm long and 0.5-1.5 cm in width, that emerge from the bulb below ground and curve around the flowering stalk. |
| Flower Description | Small star shaped flowers generally lilac, blue or creamy white in colour. |