Wild garlic - or wood garlic - or bear leek - do you like its flowers - or do you liket to eat it?

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do you like to see it flowering - or do you prefer to eat it?

  1. I like to see it flowering

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  2. I prefer to eat it

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  3. i do not like it

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  4. i like it

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  5. I do not know it

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  1. Lindis

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    Wild garlic - or wood garlic - or bear leek
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allium_ursinum
    In German this plant is known as Bär-Lauch = bear leek
     
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    I prefer to see it flowering in spring time! :applause::banana::sun:
     
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    I am sure there is also wild garlic where you live.
     
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    And what about answering the poll?
     
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    Not unless it was introduced to Australia

     
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    ?:wierdface: ~ I believe wood garlic is poisonous ... :bleh:
     
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    No - it is not.
    You mistake it for the "Lilly of the Valley" - in German: "Mai-Glöckchen".
    A common error.
     
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    It might very well be. :)
     
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    Btw: THIS IS A POLL. :)

    Why does nobody vote?
     
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    Wild garlic or bear leek I have also in my garden - for decorative reasons - not for eating. :)
     
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    One person voted.

    Is it really soooooooooooooooooooooooooo terrible hard a work to just click onto an option?

    It only takes a second.
     
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    In the US, it is Allium tricoccum a/k/a Ramps or Wild Garlic. I grow some. I eat a little every year but a little goes a long way it is so strong. There is actually a problem with it being overharvested in the wild because the actual plant went from poor people food to high dollar foodie seasonal cuisine that can fetch a pretty penny. It has a super short growing season here in the US and takes 7 years to mature which doesn't help it much.
     
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    I thought the botanical names in Latin are the same the world over.
    Is it not Allium ursinum?
     
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    They are not the same plants. More like first cousins.
     
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    A variant, then.
     
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    Do you ever harvest wild onions?

    Beware of the death cama look alike
     
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    How to harvest wild garlic - a great fresh and free alternative to ordinary garlic
     
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    Now:

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    Nice play on numbers! :)
     
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    Soon the wild garlic will appear again.
     
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    :banana:~ Just like the "wild ladies" of Hollywood CA . . . :blowkiss:
     
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    LOL was literally thinking the same thing earlier this week. Another month of so where I live and they should be sprouting out.
     

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