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Just curious to know what this is. I spared it the spade whilst preparing a plot for a new tenant.
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I don't know what it is but it's very pretty. I want one too
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Is it an allium of some sort? If so it'll smell of onions
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No scent of any kind, it just has long strappy leaves at the base and grows to about 1m tall. I thought along the lines of a Helebore.Comment
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definitely alium nectascorum a beautiful plant grown from a bulb
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Thank you for identifying it for me. I hope it will produce seed sometime soon.Last edited by john9159; 19-06-2014, 09:14 PM.Comment
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Yes, they are very pretty but they are real thugs like spanish bluebells. Every year I have to dig out at least half of them or they would swamp my flower beds. They still come back in force the following spring like nothing happened. Bees love them just like all alliums.
I think they are best restricted to a "wild" patch.Comment
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