Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Bulbs => Bulbs General => Topic started by: fermi de Sousa on January 11, 2020, 10:54:35 AM
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We do grow Allium sphaerocephalon in the garden but we have a couple in pots and they are in flower now at the height of summer
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fermi
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Allium flavum ssp tauricum originally grown from NARGS Seedex seed, some originally from Mark McDonough, I think
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fermi
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The most horrible onion to photography, named Allium circinatum, very small flowers 3-5mm
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Allium karataviense from the garden today
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Is this Allium dicipiens var. quercetorum ?
https://www.plantarium.ru/page/image/id/457965.html (https://www.plantarium.ru/page/image/id/457965.html)
I believe i have asked before on the identity of this tall drumstock allium.
But i cannot find an id tag
A prior SRGC post.
http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=10020.msg279951#msg279951 (http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=10020.msg279951#msg279951)
If anyone knows what allium it is please reply.
Flower ball 2 to 3cm dia
Distinctive dark vein in edge of each floret noted before opening.
Stem 2- 3.5 feet tall
Late spring / early summer blooming
Thanks for your help
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Allium rotundifolium. From Kurt Vickery seed
Tall form and shorter form ( which are ~1.5x taller than all prior years)
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Allium egorovii
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Allium caesium
A. tolmei var. platyphyllum (gone over)
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Can anyone identify this allium please, ex a collection at Kop Geçidi, Askale, Erzurum, Turkey?
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Allium ovalifolium is up with the Eranthis here in Minnesota.
5 April 2020
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5 June 2020
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And isn't this interesting: its flowers open first in the middle of the umbel, rather than the outer parts. I have only seen perhaps a dozen Allium species bloom, but this is a first for me with this genus.
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Allium insubricum
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I was given this allium by a friend last Saturday. It is more than a meter tall with umbels of 2-3 inches in diameter. Any idea of what it is?
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I was given this allium by a friend last Saturday. It is more than a meter tall with umbels of 2-3 inches in diameter. Any idea of what it is?
Must have come from down under.
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Must have come from down under.
;D ;) I've rotated Oleg's images now, Rimmer !
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Thank you, Maggi. You are always of help. I dont have a slightest idea of why my pictures are always upside down. I will try next time to turn the tablet the way suitable for the left handed
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It can happen for little or no reason, Oleg, no worries!
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I find any photo by an iphone gets rotated on this forum. The iPhone snap needs to be modified in some way to post here. I typically crop or straighten than post.
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First flowering of Allium israelilicium from Seeds of Peace
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fermi
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Always a late blooming allium. Allium tuberosum
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Allium tuberosum at Felbrigg Hall - very popular with bees.
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Just starting here, Allium neapolitanum, such a sparkling white
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fermi
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Always a late blooming allium. Allium tuberosum
Is A.tuberosum mainly used for ornamental purposes? Have you ever tried it?
They are sold at a supermarket for about 1 EUR.
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Is A.tuberosum mainly used for ornamental purposes? Have you ever tried it?
They are sold at a supermarket for about 1 EUR.
Allium tuberosum is used a lot for culinary purposes, but the good thing is that it is also ornamental!
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I have never seen them sold to eat in Minnesota, but I regularly use them.
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Allium rupestre and in close up
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Allium drummondii - pics taken a couple of weeks ago
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fermi
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Can anyone identify this allium please, ex a collection at Kop Geçidi, Askale, Erzurum, Turkey?
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Hi Ashley, this looks similar to a species I grew from 2008 NARGS seed, came as Allium sp. Turkey (I believe it was from Erzerum province), which took 7 years to flower, I keyed it to Allium lycaonicum. However there is a 2013 technical publication that describes two new species from Erzurum that look similar, Allium serpentinicum and A. kandemirii. You can see this paper at this link:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269757422_Allium_serpentinicum_and_A_kandemirii_Alliaceae_Two_New_Species_from_East_Anatolia_Turkey (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269757422_Allium_serpentinicum_and_A_kandemirii_Alliaceae_Two_New_Species_from_East_Anatolia_Turkey)
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Thanks for your opinion Mark.
Yes I considered A. lycaonicum too but was not certain. However next year I'll check my plants against this paper.
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Hello,Maggi and Rick R.
Thank you for the information. It's interesting for me. This is the pictures of Allium chinense which is known as vegetables in Japan. Both they are grown for eating purpose.
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Allium saxatile - from a bunch of seedlings weeded out of the Rock Garden at Kaydale Lodge (with Lesley's permission!) on our last visit a few years ago,
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fermi
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Allium amethystinum flowering now
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fermi
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Allium falcifolium
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fermi
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Allium daninianum
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fermi
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Allium acutiflorum (& A. amethystinum)
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fermi
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Allium peninsulare
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fermi
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Allium daninianum
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fermi
A new species?
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A new species?
Looks like it was described in the last century (1996?)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233670184_Allium_daninianum_Alliaceae_a_new_species_from_the_Middle_East (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233670184_Allium_daninianum_Alliaceae_a_new_species_from_the_Middle_East)
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fermi