Another one of those plants that suddently appeared in my garden about 5 years ago. I have no idea where it came from and after searching for a name found that it was some sort of allium, like garlic or onion. It does smell a bit in that direction, but not too strong. I am quite pleased to have, especially as it begins to grow regularly some time in March Now it has burst open and showing its many buds of flowers.
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I bought them (bulbs) and planted them into a large pot, together with strawberries. I had no idea what it is but I have just taken a series of photos because they grow this ever-so-long stems with a bizarre slim cone-shaped ‘flower’. Within 24h I had pics of the closed pea-flower, the silvery skin hanging off and the buds popping out. Now I wait for the buds to open. Didn’t even know I bought them; they must have been in a mixed pack of various plants. I’m so happy that they decided to ‘make it’ – after two years in the waiting.
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That is exactly how they grow. First of all a long stalk with a bunch of little flowers in a skin. The skin bursts open and you have a flower collection, although difficuilt to take a photo as they tend to hang out of the reach of the lens.
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Some species of Allium are proficient at self sowing.
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I wondered who had something like this in their garden and whether you could use it as a spice for cooking with its garlic aroma.
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When I inquired about culinary application, I was informed that it ‘can’ be done, but is probably not worth the bother. Ornamental types are not as well flavored, and some have weird texture.
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