Allium hyalinum - Wild Onion

Description

This wild onion is common in meadows of the Sierra Nevada foothills, and San Joaquin Valley . The leaf blades and flowering stocks will reach about one foot tall, and produce an umbel of white to light pink flowers. Plant these rapidly multiplying bulbs in full sun and keep watered through the griowing season (fall through spring). Plants will tolerate some summer water, but best not to water in hot weather.