Bulbs: Lets honour all our other spring treasures...Part II, 1 by bonitin

bonitin wrote:
They are pretty Deb! The shape looks very similar to A.ostrowskianum. Mine are only about 15 cm tall and I plant them mainly in my plant containers on my sunny terrace where they share the pot with other plants. But they also do well with less sun in my garden...

"male pollinators at the top which fall onto the female seed below": I tried to understand, but I don't wallaby, lol! I hope it's not like a trap-system like some meat-eating plants have...


One of my Nectaroscordum siculum subsp.bulgaricum Syn. Allium bulgaricum is reaching for heaven!
It's more than 1 m tall! Very hard for the camera to focus on it.