Hesperantha bulbifera Baker

Plants 200-300 mm high. Corm globose with flattened oblique base, 8-10 mm diam.; tunics woody, imbricate, splitting from base into sections. Stem often inclined to trailing, simple or branched from axil of cauline leaf, bearing cormlets in some or all leaf axils. Leaves 3 to 5, lower 2 or 3 basal, with well-developed blades ± reaching spike apex, plane, sword-shaped to falcate, 3-7 mm wide, upper leaves cauline, sheathing or free and unifacial distally, soft-textured, margins and main vein hardly thickened. Spike flexuose, 2-to 6-flowered; bracts mostly 15-25(-30) mm long, green with transparent margins. Flowers evidently crepuscular, nodding to pendent, white, sweetly scented; perianth tube 9-15 mm long, cylindric, curved in upper half; tepals ovoid to elliptic, 16-20 x 5-8 mm, spreading to slightly reflexed. Filaments ± horizontal, 6-7 mm long; anthers ± 8 mm long, white; pollen white. Style branches 12-14 mm long, ± pendent, reaching close to anther tips. Capsules ± ovoid-oblong, 7-8 mm long. Seeds unknown.