Society garlic

Tulbaghia violacea Society garlic, also known as "wild garlic", is a hardy perennial plant in the onion family, originating from Africa. Society garlic can grow to about 50cm tall, and has pink flowers. Although it's very hardy and will withstand most conditions, it prefers a full sun, sandy, well drained position. Once established it requires very little watering. Mostly used as a decorative addition to the garden, society garlic can also be used in the kitchen, it's not actually a type of…

Find Society Garlic (Tulbaghia violacea) in Lafayette, Louisiana (LA) at All Seasons Nursery

Sun to part shade. A nearly evergreen perennial, with lavender flowers spring to fall. You can't miss the garlic odor, but the name is a reference to the fact that this garlic can be eaten "in society" -- i.e., without bad breath or stinky fingers. Keep in mind, society garlic isn't preferred by deer, but they may eat it anyway. It prefers a bit of shade -- for full sun, you may have better luck with bulbine.

Society garlic or Tulbaghia violacea is an ornamental plant

Delicate stems present a flush of beautiful cool season soft violet-colored blooms. Dense clumps of narrow evergreen foliage provide excellent form for containers and add wonderful texture to fronts of perennial beds. An outstanding specimen for heat tolerance.

Society garlic is a blooming perennial plant with greenish-gray leaves and lilac flowers. They are a delicate eye-appealing addition to any landscaping growing only @ 2'. We don't recommend planting them close to your front door because they are said to have an offensive odor to them. They are great…

Society garlic is a garlic-scented, almost garlic-flavored bulbing plant... but it's not really garlic. Learn how to grow it with our guide!

Here's how to grow society garlic, with fragrant summer blossoms. This low-maintenance plant works in rock gardens, sunny borders, and containers.

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Native to southern Africa, Tulbaghia violacea (Society Garlic) is a tender perennial with sweetly fragrant lilac-pink flowers in large umbels, elegantly rising above a foliage clump of narrow, strap-shaped, gray-green leaves in early summer. The dainty flowers are tubular, slightly less than 1 in. long and wide (2 cm), spreading to an open star with six pointed tepals. Blooming continues on and off throughout the summer into fall. While the flowers emit the lovely fragrance of hyacinths…