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Please help ID this mystery plant
Could someone ID this plant for me? I always thought it was wild garlic
but having googled wild garlic, it obviously isn't. It grows strappy leaves much like snowdrops (get a lot of those too) and grows just after the snowdrops finish. It reeks of onion, has a snowdrop like bulb (although some have a second bulb below the first) but the flower is really odd. The plant has a stem with a papery bag at the top, there are a group of fleshy seed things in the bag and out of the bag drops a narrow stem with a white bell shaped flower. Does anyone recognise it? They're just finishing now, grow in drifts in the grass. http://picasaweb.google.com/HeatherM...39851715143746 http://picasaweb.google.com/HeatherM...39759010977906 http://picasaweb.google.com/HeatherM...39719644195554 Thanks. |
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Please help ID this mystery plant
In message , Gribela
writes Could someone ID this plant for me? I always thought it was wild garlic but having googled wild garlic, it obviously isn't. It grows strappy leaves much like snowdrops (get a lot of those too) and grows just after the snowdrops finish. It reeks of onion, has a snowdrop like bulb (although some have a second bulb below the first) but the flower is really odd. The plant has a stem with a papery bag at the top, there are a group of fleshy seed things in the bag and out of the bag drops a narrow stem with a white bell shaped flower. Does anyone recognise it? They're just finishing now, grow in drifts in the grass. http://picasaweb.google.com/HeatherM...39851715143746 http://picasaweb.google.com/HeatherM...39759010977906 http://picasaweb.google.com/HeatherM...39719644195554 Thanks. It may be Allium paradoxum. There are several Allium with triquetrous (3-cornered) flower stalks. Those naturalised in Britain are Allium triquetrum (three-cornered garlic), Allium pendulinum (Italian garlic) and Allium paradoxum (few-flowered garlic). The latter is the only one of the three to bear bulbils in the inflorescence, so I infer that that is what you have. -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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Please help ID this mystery plant
Thanks Stewart, Allium paradoxum it is!
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Please help ID this mystery plant
In article , Stewart Robert Hinsley
writes Allium triquetrum (three-cornered garlic) Which smell of onions and is an absolute menace! No matter how many bulbs i dig out of the soil they come back next year. -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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