Cyphia bulbosa
Cyphia bulbosa, also known by its common name Bulb Baroe, is a species of flowering plant from the genus Cyphia. Description 

This geophyte grows to be up to  tall. The leaves are mostly basal and grade into bracts up the stem. The deeply dissected leaves have a palmatisect or palmatifid shape and are paler on the underside. Flowers are present between August and November. They range from white to mauve in colour and are borne in racemes. Each flower is  long and is surrounded by a toothed or lobed bract. As with other species in the genus, the style has a fluid filled stigmatic cavity rather than free stigma. It has two bearded anthers on the  long stamens. The triangular calyx lobes have round interspaces. The fat, oval-shaped seeds have narrow wings. Distribution and habitat 
This species is endemic to South Africa. It is found on sandy and stony flats and slopes between the Cedarberg Mountains and the Cape Peninsula. It is common in Cape Town. References

Campanulaceae

Endemic flora of the Cape Provinces
Plants described in 1767