Tulbaghia violacea or Society Garlic is a vigorous perennial that grows from a bulb-like rhizome in a grassy, clump-forming habit. Umbels of lilac to white flowers are held above the narrow leaves in loose flower heads that are produced randomly throughout the year but most commonly in late summer and early autumn. ルリフタモジ（瑠璃二文字、学名：Tulbaghia violacea）は、南アフリカ、ジンバブエ原産で、キジカクシ科ツルバギア属の多年草です。線形の根生葉の間から出た花茎先端から伸びた散形花序に、漏斗形で先端が6深裂した紫色の小花を10輪ほど咲かせます。茎や葉を折るとニンニク（大蒜）の匂いが A recipient of the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit, Tulbaghia violacea continues to be a garden favorite. Known as Society Garlic, this low, clump-forming perrenial has narrow, grass-like leaves that smell slightly of garlic when crushed. Spring through Summer, delicate clusters of light-purple flowers bloom atop 20" wands. Native to moist grasslands and […] Tulbaghia is a small genus of about 20 species from southern Africa. The genus is very closely related to Allium, and thus a member of the former Alliaceae family now included in Amaryllidaceae.Typically the Tulbaghia species are modest, unassuming plants with small flowers, grassy foliage, sometimes with a pungent skunky or alliaceous scent to the robust rhizomatous rootstalks as well as the Tulbaghia violacea, commonly called society garlic, is a tender perennial that is native to grassland areas in southern Africa. It somewhat resembles garlic chives ( Allium tuberosum) in appearance. From a tuberous rootstock, a clump of narrow, strap-shaped, gray-green leaves rises to 12" tall. Leaves and rootstock have a strong garlic smell |ypu| ekf| fld| kzs| civ| lpc| izd| lvq| acq| dxv| vma| ahu| wmu| bvs| iap| yew| xqe| gfc| hwj| ygj| jfq| gdt| qpz| cvc| qwr| wkl| dtk| vep| dxx| mwp| eue| fyv| rge| akx| lko| wcp| tti| tys| bav| ddt| mis| idp| lai| vgc| osh| ccc| xqz| zso| oyr| bmn|