Allium drummondii

Flowers: 

• Tepals (sepals and petals) 6 pale pink to dark rose, cup-shaped
• 2 cm across long
• Stamens 6 
• Filaments pink to white, expanded at the base, adnate (fused) to the base of the tepals.

Inflorescence:

• loose cluster of florets, unequally stalked
• 10-12 florets
• Flowers with stalks4 cm long

Leaves:

• Basal, linear to 40 cm long
• 3 or 4  leaves per bulb
• Folding at the base

Stems:

•  From a bulb (not shown).
• Aerial stems to 40 cm tall, erect, hollow , single to multiple from the base
• garlic/onion odor

Other information:

Family: Liliaceae
Common names: wild onion, wild garlic, drummond wild onion
Size: Up to 30 cm tall
Description: Upright to sprawling, bulbs covered with meshlike netting
Habitat:Various soils, likes full sun and shade

Edible parts: flowers, leaves, roots

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