Bulbine glauca (Raf.) E.M.Watson

Perennial herb with rootstock or short rhizome. Roots thickened. Leaves 6–16, subulate, often terete towards apex, channelled below, 2–10 mm wide at midpoint, usually glaucous, glabrous. Scapes usually 2 or more, terete or obscurely angled, erect. Perianth segments 9–17 mm long. Stamens subequal, spread or loosely grouped, all with clavate hairs somewhat below anther; anthers yellow, appearing dorsifixed, all forming a convex horizontal arch after dehiscence. Ovules 3 or 4 per locule; style decumbent, 3–7 mm long; stigma entire. Capsule globose or obovate, 4–6 mm long; pedicel 12–22 mm long, erect. Seeds slightly ridged or slightly tuberculate.

Associated with cliffs, crevices, rocky outcrops and summits in N.S.W., and also on littoral dunes in Vic. and Tas.

The seeds can be eaten like peas.

Plants can be grown from seeds or by dividing older plants. It needs regularly watering for seedlings to keep growing.