Biarum pyrami
A Levantine and southern Turkish Biarum that flowers in autumn and grows through the wet winter. It goes dormant through a long, hot, dry summer. Grow it as a frost-free Mediterranean bulb with a hot, dry summer rest.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from the Jordan valley edge, southern Lebanon and southern and southeastern Türkiye. By analogy with the genus it probably grows in fields, stony slopes and rock crevices, often on limestone.
The recorded sites span about 140–950 m.
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