Description: A Cormous Perennial with a clump-forming habit and upright leaves. The bright mid-green leaves are linear to strap-shaped and held at the base of the plant. Pendent bell-shaped flowers are a shade of bright rose-pink. The Blooms are held in dangling panicles on arching stems (hence the common name of Angel's Fishing Rod) and are produced from mid to late summer. The flowers are attractive to pollinating insects and followed by attractive seedheads in the autumn.

Dierama 'Puck' is named after a fairy in William Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'.

Additional common name - Wandflower 'Puck'