Crinum bulbispermum is a large indigenous wetland bulb associated with riverbanks, floodplains and seasonal pans across the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. Its tall flower stalks carry multiple pink and white striped trumpet flowers that open one after another, extending the flowering display through spring. The bluish-grey leaves contrast beautifully with the flowers, while the species itself has a long history of medicinal and cultural use in both Zulu and Sotho traditions. Large populations can be seen flowering near wetlands and rivers after seasonal rains.