Allium siculum-Bell shaped blooms

New to me, they have all come up, but what do I do when they have bloomed for awhile? Do I cut them, and let new ones come up?


On plant Nectaroscordum siculum

Asked on 11 Jun, 2008 by

Location: Ohio, United States Us

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Now called Nectaroscordum siculum, but never mind. They only get the one flower stem per bulb. Either cut them off when they have finished or leave and let them seed themselves around. It does take a while for the big one to reach flowering size from seeds. There is a smaller version, which is an absolute thiug, spreads by seed and tiny bulbs. Smells wonderful though.

11 Jun, 2008

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