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What is it?: - Garlic-Chives.jpg (1/1)
I bought a seed packet of what was called "Broad-Leaved Garlic Chives"
about ten or fifteen years ago. I planted them at my previous home, then transplanted them here at my new home (about seven years ago). About four years ago the clump of Garlic Chives began forming bubils along with the flowers something they hadn't done before. The plants now produce both seed and the bubils. The leaves are flat and and a little broader then other Garlic Chive plants, and are also garlic in flavor. The plants appear normal, other varieties of Garlic Chives I also grow, except for the bubils and broader leaves. I suspect that these were not actually garlic chives but some other type of Allium...or perhaps they were a hybrid to begin with, reseeded, and have reverted back to one of the original parents...just second guessing of course. Got any ideas what I've got here? |
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