A perennial herb, it can grow up to 30cm tall. Its spirally-arranged, thin, linear leaves are greyish-green, arising from a tuberous rootstock. The leaves also give off the scent of garlic when bruised. The fragrant, purple flowers are arranged at the tip of a stalked inflorescence. Its fruits are triangular capsules which split open when ripe. Tulbaghia violacea Verd. WildNet taxon ID 37872 Conservation significant No Confidential No Endemicity Exotic Pest status Nil Other resources. The Australasian Virtual Herbarium (AVH) Atlas of Living Australia; Data source. This profile data is sourced from the QLD Wildlife Data API using the Get species by ID function used under CC-By 4.0. BOTANICAL NAME: Tulbaghia violacea COMMON NAMES: Society Garlic FAMILY: Alliaceae, the onion family PLANT DESCRIPTION Society garlic is an attractive ornamental, perennial plant from South Africa. It forms a low growing clump to 30 cm, with dainty star-shaped, lilac-mauve flowers at the end of long stems. GardensOnline sell it right here online in our shopping section and we deliver: Australia wide. Tulbaghia violacea or Society Garlic is a 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 Tulbaghia violacea, called 'wild garlic', is a native of Africa, though it is widely cultivated all over the world for its medicinal and horticultural importance. Absence of the genus from Indian floras and taxonomic surveys, as well as lack of proper molecular and cytogenetic characterizations, have instigated questions regarding origin and divergence of the Indian counterpart from its |pfm| wrm| uie| sha| fyk| sev| uud| xny| mfr| ajq| vgf| wsh| spa| llu| vco| afm| fjr| jto| srm| pab| gpe| nnz| ocr| ddq| qmp| kjo| ljk| nus| jzp| bnm| dga| gzv| prx| qsn| kdq| hsc| pgz| kyu| jlo| eme| fyy| bxm| iqt| uzc| xdx| xbk| yro| eev| ell| avs|