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Botanic Name:
Allium unifolium
Common Name:
Meadow Onion
Size: 1'h x 1'w
Sun: Sun
H20: Occ.H2O/moist
Description:
Large, pink clusters of pompom shaped flowers adorn the 18" stalks of this prolific bulb. A native of wet, often heavy soils, from Del Norte to Monterey counties, the Meadow Onion makes a show between April and May. A great source of nectar for migrating butterflies. Early settlers used onion to ease hoarseness and to cure poison oak.
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