Amaryllidaceae

Subfamily Agapanthoideae

• Agapanthus africanus
• Agapanthus campanulatus ssp. patens
• Agapanthus caulescens

Subfamily Allioideae
Tribe Allieae

• Allium cepa
• Allium schoenoprasum
• Allium schubertii

Subfamily Allioideae
Tribe Tulbaghieae

• Tulbaghia simmleri
• Tulbaghia violacea

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Amaryllideae

• Crininae: Crinum asiaticum
• Crininae: Crinum moorei
• Strumariinae: Nerine falcata W/C
• Strumariinae: Nerine krigei W/C
• Strumariinae: Nerine masonorum W/C
• Strumariinae: Nerine rehmannii
• Strumariinae: Strumaria sp. W/C

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Cyrtantheae

• Cyrtanthus Mackenii
• Cyrtanthus sanguineus

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Galantheae

• Galanthus nivalis

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Haemantheae

• Clivia miniata
• Clivia miniata var. citrina 'Sir John Thouron'
• Haemanthus albiflos
• Scadoxus multiflorus ssp. Katherinae
• Scadoxus puniceus

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Hippeastreae

• Hippeastrum hybrid
• Sprekelia formosissima
• Zephyranthes candida
• Zephyranthes rosea

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Hymenocallideae

• Hymenocallis sp.
• Hymenocallis unidentified

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Lycorideae

• Lycoris africana
• Lycoris radiata
• Lycoris sanguinea

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Narcisseae

• Narcissus tazetla 'Paperwhite'

Subfamily Amaryllidoideae
Tribe Stenomesseae

• Eucharis candida
• Eucharis caucana
• Eucharis grandiflora
• Phaedranassa Carmiolii

• Common Name:
• Family: Amaryllidaceae J. St-Hil.

• Country of Origin: known only in cultivation, but wild relatives from central Asia
• Habitat:

• Description: (Proliferum group)

  A perennial that produces onions. It has a variety of uses. People use it in the house to prevent mildew. Doctors recommend the onion for some vitamins and to arose the appetite, but Allium cepa is commonly known for its culinary purposes. (salads and flavoring). The Proliferum group produces bulbils in the inflorescence which is one common way of propagating these plants.

  The other two groups of A. Cepa are the Cepa group in which single onions are produced with no bulbils in the inflorescence (common onions) and the Aggregatum group which does not produce bulbils but produces lateral bulbs (Shallots)