Three-Cornered Leek by durleybeachbum
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Description
Allium triquetrum
This extremely common plant will be familiar not just to my fellow Brits, but to those who live along the coasts of Oregon and California.
Allium triquetrum grows from an ovoid bulb with stems growing to 10-40 cm. Stems are sharply 3-angled, leading to the common name, three-cornered leek. Inflorescences are one-sided umbels with 3-15 flowers each. White flowers have green midveins.
It is also called Angled Onion and Onion weed.
Comments (14)
lovely capture of a lovely flower
Wonderful macro shot of these unique and beautiful flowers Andrea. Thanks for passing along the interesting information .
Very attractive Andrea.
Great info here Andrea!! I like those flowers, like larger snowdrops.
What a beautiful and clear leek shot, Andrea :-)
Very pretty, very sharp capture!!!
Such delicate little bells. Some beautiful detail in this.
Lovely white flowers.
I can never seem to pass up favoriting beautiful flowers...I sure hope the room in my favorites file is unlimited. :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Beautiful little bell shaped flowers. Interesting info and nice shot, Andrea.
This is lovely; I would never have guessed leek!
Fabulous capture!
A very pretty capture!