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Re: Plant Identification help
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Many Alliums produce bulbils in place of flowers, as seen here, in particular Allium sphaerocephalon which is a close match as far as the colouring is concerned. But it's hard to be certain without seeing the rest of the plant.
- Posted: Sun. 11th July 2021 17:22
Re: Can anyone identify these plants?
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They do look most like leeks. Have you tried properly crushing quite a lot of leaf? All the alliums would have the familiar onion-y smell.
Frist glance of the leaf I thought maybe hemerocallis, but it doesn't look right for that close to the soil - much more like leeks!
- Posted: Sat. 26th May 2018 08:47
Re: Who knows what these plants are?
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Taller red thing at back = photinia - I think they would cope anywhere
Smaller green things cut into balls = probably hebe of some sort. They will also cope
Alliums - maybe christophii? - I don't know if they need a bit more light.
Lavender - prefers a bit of sun
Blue fescue (grass) would probably be ok in a shadier spot - but look it up.
The others are too blurry or not disintictive enough to be sure.
- Posted: Thu. 6th July 2017 06:06
Re: What is this plant. Is it a parasite?
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It looks like one of the odder alliums maybe?
- Posted: Sat. 18th July 2015 15:13
Help!
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Can anybody please?
I believe these are alliums which unfortunately have taken up residence in my garden and are increasing in numbers. Would desperately like to know how to lose them! Have tried digging them out and have used weed killer without success. Any infomation would be gratefully received.
- Posted: Thu. 21st February 2013 15:20
Just back from Amsterdam, picked this up........
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No, nothing that smokes. Just a 'Buddha Palm', possibly called ..Cerbera odollam.. from the Apocynaceae family, apparently. Big nut type seed like a small coconut. Told to float in water until it sprouts. Any further info would be good. Thanks. Also its the best place for Palma Cycas, Alliums and Callas. Brilliant weekend!.
- Posted: Tue. 18th December 2012 09:26
Re: Mystery Plant
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Is it one of the madder ornamental alliums?
Carol
- Posted: Sun. 29th July 2012 08:41
Re: Unknown plant with beautiful flower head
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Love this plant. Looks great with alliums and aquilegias. Time to reseed!
- Posted: Wed. 13th June 2012 20:35
Does anyone know this allium?
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Hi there
I want to buy another of these white alliums but am unsure what they are.
Don't think they are allium stipitatum/Mount Everest as the leaves are too strappy (if floppy) and lime green.
I wondered whether they are allium nigrum, but descriptions of these also mention grey-green leaves.
Any pointers appreciated as the third one is on its last legs.
Thanks, John
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- Posted: Wed. 16th May 2012 23:35
Re: Can you Identify this Plant
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It looks like one of the alliums, maybe a molly, that would account for the bulb and smell.
- Posted: Fri. 21st October 2011 16:44
help please with these strange plants from burford wildlife park
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Whilst at burford wildlife centre we picked these seeds from what we thought were purple alliums. They grew well from seed then stopped at. 12 inches, didnt flower and resemble something from a swamp. Quite sure the seeds got mixed up but I live in hope next year something may happen. Any ideas ?
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- Posted: Fri. 7th October 2011 16:00
Re: Ornamental Alliums
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My favourite Allium was moved several years ago to the genus 'Nectoroscordum. It is now N. Bulgaricum. Taxonomists are like speed-cops - many of us would rather they found something more important to do ......
Barry
- Posted: Mon. 8th August 2011 10:26
To move or not
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I want to move some globe alliums and turks head lillies but am not sure if can do this whilst they are in flower or if I have to wait until they have finished flowering. Can anybody give advice please?
- Posted: Sat. 12th June 2010 18:34
Not recommended
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I would recommend not altering the level of the compost/soil around the base of a shrub or tree. There is the risk that the bark will get damaged and allow disease into the plant. Rot is very possible.
Summer bulbs to consider include alliums, lilies, nectaroscordum and other bulb-like plants like canna and dahlias.
Janine Pattison MSGD
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http://www.sgd.org.uk
- Posted: Thu. 15th April 2010 18:20
Ornamental Alliums
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I'm very fond of ornamental Alliums, particularly the globe types such as Cristophii and Purple Sensation. But I also like the smaller ones and thought I'd share this photo of A. Neopolitanum just beginning to open. I'd be interested to hear about other members' favourites.
Georgie
- Posted: Wed. 13th May 2009 13:47
Wedding flowers
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Hi Heather. I'm in London so I've looked back over what was in flower in May this year. You don't say what design or colour scheme you have in mind but my recommendations would include scented leaved Pelargoniums, Dicentra Alba and Aquilegias. There are also a number of Alliums which flower around that time which might look rather stately set amongst some trailing Vinca minor. Whatever you decide I hope you have a lovely day.
Georgie
- Posted: Thu. 21st August 2008 21:07