In article , stuart noble
writes


Looks like a white bluebell and smells strongly when crushed. Allium
triquetum I think.
As I said, I'm working from memory here. Very frustrating :-)


That's an absolute SWINE to get rid of. You can clear the ones you see
and then like blinking bluebells it comes up again the next year only
more so!!I hate it, and have never forgiven a gardening friend who first
gave it to me
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

Janet Tweedy wrote:
In article , stuart noble
writes


Looks like a white bluebell and smells strongly when crushed. Allium
triquetum I think.
As I said, I'm working from memory here. Very frustrating :-)


That's an absolute SWINE to get rid of. You can clear the ones you see
and then like blinking bluebells it comes up again the next year only
more so!!I hate it, and have never forgiven a gardening friend who first
gave it to me

I wouldn't mind if it would tolerate a few other plants growing in the
same garden. It really is a thug