Anthericum ramosum

Anthericum ramosum is a lovely light perennial. They are often wrongly called Paradisea. The flowers are smaller than those of the latter, but they are very abundant. They have plenty of reasons to be installed in a garden.

It bears a tuft of narrow leaves like those of a grass. Its light, thin, well-branched floral stems carry a multitude of small pure white star-shaped flowers with yellow stamens. This plant adds lightness to flower beds. Plant it alongside small pink roses, geraniums, and delphiniums, for example.