Babiana plants are commonly called the baboon flower after the same-named, old-world monkeys who would use the Babiana corms as a food source. The flowers range in color from brilliant hues of blue and lavender to deep pink. Babiana blooms on upright stems and in colder climates, the corms are dug for winter storage. They make excellent cut flowers and, as long as no baboons escape from the local zoo, baboon flower care is pretty straightforward.

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Source: Gardening Know How